The Uruguayan government began discussing its free trade strategies in 2021, looking to modernize Mercosur in anticipation of the post-pandemic market.

El Salvador’s negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) failed to be completed on May 1st, with the usage of Bitcoin being an essential topic of discussion.

A panel made up of three experts in international trade agreed with Guatemala, Australia, and Brazil in the case against “India – Measures related to sugar and sugarcane,” within the framework of the Settlement System of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Argentina is negotiating with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on what will be their twenty-second financial support program in 65 years. They are looking forward to restructuring credit of $44,000,000.

The government is not prosecuting those in Mexico who are responsible for the “forced disappearances of people.”

Spanish investment contributed to the Peruvian economy between 1993 and 2019 represented the equivalent of 1% per year of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

During the Xi Jinping government, Latin America and the Caribbean have played an important role in providing political capital and spaces of greater influence for China over the United States.

For years, despite their political ideology, the presidential agenda of Colombian presidents has been to keep good relations with the Middle Eastern countries.

On Monday, November 15th, former Brazilian President Lula met with leaders in the European Parliament to discuss a new, progressive approach to handling the COVID-19 crisis in Latin America.

In a world of increasing inequity, where financial capital, insurance agencies, and multinational companies are devastating the planet, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s visit to the United Nations was refreshing.