Santo Domingo’s state-subsidized canteens are plagued by irregularities between food suppliers and canteen operators, leading to inflated food costs.

In the last two years of President Macri’s administration in Argentina, manufacturing, or the “Industrial Production Index” (IPI), fell by 14%.

According to a recent survey, some 41% of businesses in the Dominican Republic have adapted to teleworking during the coronavirus pandemic, in contrast to 14% of businesses that have either completely or partially reopened in person.

The third quarter will show better numbers for the civil works sector, but not as much improvement for construction workers.

The Autoridad Marítima de Panamá (AMP) insists that it does not register dubious vessels, and still does not know what caused the Wakashio accident off Mauritius.

Since 2014, Costa Rica has expressed interest in becoming a member of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) due to its “high prices of various products stemming from a lack of competition.”

The florist sector of Cotopaxi, Ecuador is working to recover its plantations which have been affected by the lack of planting, fertilization, and pruning caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Resolution 34/2020 by the Inspector General of Justice (IGJ) made major controversy in Argentina as it established a new protocol which stated that all new companies should have equal employment of men and women.

Beyond the obvious health ramifications, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a massive impact on the economy and on day-to-day life in many countries around the world.

Forty-six percent of formal employers are still waiting to resume their activities during the COVID-19 pandemic.