Seven Latin American and Caribbean countries have joined a program called “Fruits and vegetables, benefits for health and nutrition,” where they exchange their knowledge of fruit and vegetable consumption to improve healthy habits and lifestyles, essential for the achievement of the 2030 Agenda of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Colombia must shake off “the obsession with possession” and focus instead on land use and distribution to forge a better future.

The Costa Rican “Passenger Fast Train” project has been declared of national interest by President Carlos Alvarado on September 23rd.

Panama is struggling with economic recovery while the oil prices, which during September, added another challenge to the recovery.

The repeal of law 27360 will deprive the Peruvian agriculture of technical support and this will cause a domino effect: “demand will drop, Peru will regress, and unemployment will grow.”

According to General Manager of Terra Business Federico Beltrán Molina, Peruvian territory currently includes 15,000 hectares of blueberries, constituting nearly 15% of the global cultivation.

Ka’a Bier is known for being light, slightly hoppy, with a moderate flavor and a slight bitterness from the yerba mate.

Nicaragua’s president, Daniel Ortega, is pursuing his third re-election and fourth term in office with the National Plan to Fight Poverty for Human Development.

Argentina’s economy will suffer a blow just weeks ahead of the November legislative elections.

This year’s partial closure of meat exports caused a 20-30% decline in the value of beef which is reminiscent of a cattle breeding crisis in 2006. In PERFIL Magazine of Argentina, Néstor Roulet reported that this has led to decreased investments in the technology, health, and feed in the breeding sector which has lowered the