The policies and stances implemented during Jair Bolsonaro’s presidency in Brazil has allowed the country’s economy to worsen significantly in comparison to its peers.

The promoters of large construction projects in Guayaquil, Ecuador, agreed that the city is in a great place when it comes to the development of new projects.

El Salvador has to pay bonds valued at 800 million US dollars.

The biggest concern was linked to salary and loss of purchasing power, and many Argentines blame the current administration.

According to Spain’s Minister for Commerce, Xiana Méndez, Paraguay has “great potential” in becoming an international base for Spanish companies in a range of fields.

The harvest of 35 hectares of plants by the Cannava state enterprise has begun. The state company Cannava, from the province of Jujuy, began the “most important [process] in Latin America.”

Grupo de Acción Financiera Internacional (GAFI) is working with the Government of Panama in order to fix and improve the country’s financial status and resolve issues regarding its finances.

Latin America and the Caribbean are facing significant risks to growth, warned the International Monetary Fund. The region’s economy is expected to grow 2.5% in 2022.

According to economists at JP Morgan Chase, Panama fared better than Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil in this year’s ranking of riskiest economies across Latin America, only being surpassed by Chile and Uruguay.

States and municipalities are seeking their own paths to achieve decarbonization.