ECONOMY
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Brazil Races to Ready Belém for Climate Summit as Locals Wait
In Belém, the Amazonian city hosting this November's global climate talks, frenzied construction and overhauled infrastructure stir both anxiety and…
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Latin America Sees Military Budgets Boom Despite Tensions
A new report shows a large rise in military spending across Latin America. Especially in Central America, the amount spent…
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Paraguay Endures Tariff Turmoil Amid Rising Soy Prospects
Across Paraguay’s vast soybean fields, farmers weigh the peril of global trade feuds against a glimmer of hope for higher…
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Bolivia’s Royal Quinoa: Treasuring a Global Culinary Marvel
Bolivia's royal quinoa develops in challenging situations on the large salt flats. Local communities plus cooks across the globe value…
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Argentina’s Currency Overhaul: A Gamble with Global Repercussions
In a dramatic shift that caught many off guard, Argentina’s president Javier Milei has lifted longstanding currency controls and introduced…
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Venezuela Faces Turmoil in Exchange Rates: The Dollar, Bolívar, and Chaos Story
Venezuela shows a broken money system. The U.S. dollar’s official value and its value on the open market are very…
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México Triumphs Through Trump’s Global Tariff Turmoil
While global markets reeled from new U.S. tariffs, México emerged unexpectedly victorious, buoyed by an exemption that lifted its stock…
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Trump’s Tariff Earthquake Rattles Latin America’s Trade Balance
The U.S. levied fresh tariffs—a ten percent charge on most Latin American imports that begins on April 5—causing worry and…
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El Salvador Women Harvest Hope Through Organic Agriculture
In the rural outskirts of Comasagua, El Salvador, Carmen and Wali cultivate vibrant vegetable plots that feed their families. As…
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