ECONOMY
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Argentina’s Shocking Policies and A Year of Changes
Lead One year into President Javier Milei's bold economic changes, Argentina confronts the harsh truth꞉ that achieving fiscal balance has…
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Argentina Eases Courier Import Limits to Boost Price Competition
Argentina has raised the simplified import limit from $1,000 to $3,000 per shipment. Citizens now have access to more affordable…
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Bahamas Protects Oceans with Groundbreaking Debt-for-Nature Deal
The Bahamas has taken a transformative step to safeguard its marine ecosystems by refinancing $300 million in debt. This pioneering…
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Argentina President Milei’s Economic Shock Therapy Shows Early Signs of Success
Javier Milei's bold economic reforms are shaking up Argentina. While critics warn of risks, the first glimpses of progress—lower inflation,…
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How Latin America Shaped Spain’s Global Economic Identity
Latin America played a key role in shaping Spain's economic reach worldwide. It connected Spain with global supply chains. A…
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Argentina’s Milei Promotes Free Markets for Growth
President Javier Milei's team has made significant strides in dismantling the rules that hinder free market competition. These changes are…
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How Colombia’s Gold Empire Became a Criminal Battlefield
A tough conflict is happening over Colombia's wealthiest gold mine. Illegal miners, backed by armed gangs, fight against a big…
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Xi Jinping’s Strategic Bet on Peru’s Chancay Megaport
In a major move for Latin America-China relations, Chinese President Xi Jinping launched the Chancay mega port in Peru, a…
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Crime is Latin America’s Economic Drain
Crime and violence in Latin America and the Caribbean take an enormous toll on the economy, costing the region nearly…
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Ecuador’s Energy Crisis: Turning to Colombia for Relief and Reform
Ecuador's severe energy crisis, marked by power outages and economic losses, has prompted the country to seek assistance from Colombia.…
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