ECONOMY
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Inflation Surge in Latin America’s Top Economies
In Brazil and Mexico, inflation has spiked higher than expected in recent weeks, as food and energy costs have added…
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Prostitution Economy in Spain is Fueled by Latin American Migration
A new report by the Spanish Ministry of Equality shows that in Spain, there are more than 114,000 women who…
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Paraguay’s Push for Affordable Essentials: A Sustainable Solution?
In response to inflationary pressures from a rising dollar and river transport challenges, Paraguay’s government has launched a plan with…
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Sheinbaum to Steer Mexico Through Economic and Environmental Crossroads
As Claudia Sheinbaum takes over as Mexico’s president, she inherits a mix of opportunities and challenges. Balancing trade partnerships, Pemex’s…
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Economic Impact of Argentina’s Award-Winning Socially Inclusive School
Economic Impact of Argentina’s Award-Winning Socially Inclusive School Colegio María de Guadalupe in Buenos Aires has transformed its local community…
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Latin America on Edge: Trump vs. Harris and Economic Volatility
Latin America is nervously awaiting the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5, as a potential second term for Donald Trump could…
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IMF Raises Latin America and Caribbean Growth Forecast for 2024
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised its 2024 growth forecast for Latin America, projecting a 2.1% increase in GDP,…
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Mexico’s Industrial Parks Boom As Nearshoring Surges
Industrial park construction in Mexico has surged by 20% in the past year, driven by nearshoring investments totaling over $4…
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Latin America Must Recognize the Economic Impact of Climate Change
Climate change is not just an environmental crisis but an economic one. Central America and the Dominican Republic have mobilized…
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Cuba’s Power Crisis Deepens as the Grid Fails Again
Cuba has plunged into another nationwide blackout, leaving over 10 million people without electricity amid an already severe economic crisis.…
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