Both countries return to tensions that jeopardize the second phase of the agreement that was initially signed in January 2020

25 nations ceased to be recognized by the United States as developing countries, which would eliminate some subsidies and change the trade relationship

On January 15, the United States and China will sign the first phase of a trade agreement that could end the tensions of both countries

This element found naturally on our planet has become the gasoline of tomorrow, as it mainly serves to manufacture the batteries of our devices

The study analyzes the availability of non-nutritious food in the years after the Central America Free Trade Agreement was signed with the US.

Colombia has estimated that exports of products processed from cannabis can rise up to 6,000 million dollars annually.

Latinum is the contest that has been held among the Latin American countries for several years in which the coins and bills of 20 nationalities participate .

Colombia has taken measures to defend the domestic product, thus affecting imports from countries in the European Union .

The South American country announced its withdrawal from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

The most important event of this growing industry ended in Medellin after 5 days full of knowledge, conferences and a lot of innovation.

Because of its optimal soils and temperatures and its growing industry, Colombia was chosen to host the World Avocado Congress 2019

Chile leads a new effort to boost a local value-added lithium industry, which arouses interest in China, Japan and Europe

The negotiations on Thursday and Friday are trying to lay the groundwork for high-level talks in early October

The Asian nation is securing an additional source of meat, which has drastically benefited Argentine sales

This has been the last sign of relief in the tensions between Washington and Beijing before a new round of negotiations

There will be a meeting between trade negotiators from the two countries to try and de-escalate their bruising tariff row

The United States said it imposed tariffs on Chinese and Mexican structural steel after preliminary determination that producers in both countries violated local anti-dumping laws

China unveiled retaliatory tariffs against about US$75 billion worth of U.S. goods, putting an additional 10% on top of existing rates

Chinese state-owned construction giant CCCC is preparing a bid to dredge Argentina's Parana River

China maintains heavy capital controls, that means cryptocurrencies are, in theory, an attractive vehicle for moving assets out of China