ECONOMY
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Shortages plague Cuba as U.S. sanctions sharpen economic woes
The extensive lines outside the stores, with shelves mostly unsupplied, are increasingly common in Cuba
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Tax changes endangers Peru’s beer industry
The announcement of the Ministry of Economics and Finance worried the producers of this product because of increases in national prices
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Colombia’s ‘disastrous’ minimum wage is restraining its development
Christopher Pissarides, a winner of the Economics Nobel Prize, emphasized the need for labor reform in Colombia, starting with the minimum wage…
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Coffee slump reaps bitter harvest for Central American migrants
"My husband had to emigrate due to debt and because coffee cannot even provide for food here," Carmen Andino
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5 reasons why car insurance is important
Insurance is perhaps the first most important thing that comes to mind when we talk about buying anything new that…
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Medical marijuana: which countries lead in Latin America?
Several countries in the region have opted to legalize the medicinal use of cannabis, which has attracted large investments from…
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What is Apple’s plan B for the Commercial War?
In the last month, tensions between Beijing and Washington have increased due to the commercial war. What other option does…
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Avoiding a disaster: Trump’s tariffs and their posible consequences to México
The 5% tariffs' increase that would have been applied by the US government to Mexican goods could have affected affect more US consumers…
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Meat substitutes for vegetarians: a success in the stock market
The American company Beyond Meat, which specializes in substitute products of meat out of vegetable origin, has pleasantly surprised the stock…
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Lee C. Bucheit: the leader of the economic recovery in Juan Guaidó’s Venezuela
Lee C. Buchheit, the so-called 'debt guru', was contacted by the opposition government of Juan Guaidó to lead the country's…
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