—Researched and written by Blossom Kelley— The Panama Canal was arguably one of the most influential constructions that took place in the western hemisphere during the 20th century. Many companies have tried to compete with and/or mimic the financial success of the Canal with only the Hong-Kong based company HKND proving to be successful, when

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The Indian film industry is looking for shooting locations and Guatemala is being “sold” as a top destination. Georges de la Roche, a diplomat and former Ambassador of Guatemala in India indicated that the massive film industry in India could benefit from the availability of locations in Guatemala.

Pablo Campana, the Ecuadorian Minister of Foreign Trade arrived in Russia to partake in an International Tour called “Invest Ecuador 2017” with the hope of strengthening the economic and commercial relationships between the two countries.

Whether it is myth or historical truth, Peruvian archetype Atahualpa, known as the last Inca, sealed his tragic fate by throwing the Bible on the floor, resulting in his death.

The Rosneft oil company, owned by the Russian government, reported Monday that it has supplied 200,000 tons of oil and 17,000 tons of petroleum products to Cuba in 2017.

Peru is becoming more of an influencer in international business.

The Canadian government imposed new sanctions against the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, and 18 other high officials for, “serious violations of internationally recognized human rights” and corruption.

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s expansionist visions of power at the 19th Congress of the Communist Party may be ominous for Latin America.

Organizations in Argentina work with journalists to ensure the proper use of Spanish by reducing unnecessary Anglicisms.