Despite Maduro’s socialist rhetoric, Venezuela has witnessed the privatization of some companies, has started promoting economic measures that favor foreign capital, and has been de facto dollarized in different economic sectors.

More taxes and less official aid, combined with cost hikes and price controls, are driving the trend.

Artesco, a Peruvian company of school supplies, plans to redefine the new normal for office and school supplies as many jobs and schools continue to function virtually.

Economic activity and the domestic market continue to recover steadily after the most complex months of the pandemic.

Ecuador, a country that accounts for more than 30% of the global participation in the banana market, is in dire need of a recovery for this market.

Every year, the Colombian Ministry of Finance and Public Credit has a rendezvous with the citizens to report on the progress of public finances and announce the plan for the upcoming year.

The COVID-19 pandemic and its consequent economic crisis combine to be the “most important social crisis” of the past century in Mexico and have affected the lives of millions of Mexicans.

In Peru, there are 4,000 hectares available for the cultivation of flowers, according to the Ministry of Agricultural Development and Irrigation (Midagri).

Studies have found that Venezuela could increase its oil production to about 1 million barrels per day and experience steady growth within a decade, but such goals require great investments.

The forecast is that the deal established between the government and construction companies will allow the building of almost a thousand apartments in 2021.