Alejandro Werner, director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for the Western Hemisphere, has said that they are “observing” the actions of the Argentine government, led by the Peronist Alberto Fernández.

By November of 2019, exports from Colombia were reported to equal $2,887 million USD. However, Colombian exports had decreased by a significant 13.6% in comparison with its total in November of 2018.

The legislature in Costa Rica prepares to debate a series of bills, including a bill that is looking to legalize cabbies in Costa Rica for medical production and exportation.

Drops in coffee prices globally have some in the Peruvian coffee trade considering specialized coffee as a means to increase demand.

The currency flows by remittances to Colombia already represent a little more than 2% of GDP and reach $ 22 billion annually; they impact household consumption and the labor market.

The tourist destination Iguazú has managed to stay afloat despite the economic crisis.

Coffee, one of the most emblematic products of Cuba, has disappeared from shelves in the island’s grocery stores.

While the Chilean Congress tries to provide an urgent solution to the lowest pensions in the country, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) report revealed several weaknesses in the national system, which has been strongly questioned in the massive demonstrations that have taken place.

Black Friday sales extended this year to Venezuela, a country that is plagued by historic levels of hyperinflation and now has de facto dollarization.

José Guerra, a Venezuelan economist, discussed the addition of a new currency in Venezuela and the complications arising as a result.