The Uruguayan Debt to Women Due to the Pandemic Amounts to 2 Billion Dollars
During the pandemic, Uruguay racked up a staggering $1.996 billion in debt to women, highlighting gender economic disparities in work, unpaid work, and unfulfilled state benefits.
Mercosur Expansion as Bolivia Joins South American Trade Bloc
Bolivia's accession to Mercosur marks a significant shift in South American trade dynamics, with regional integration and implications for international trade relations.
Argentina's Milei's Diplomatic and Economic Pivot
President-elect Javier Milei's U.S. visit marks a strategic shift in Argentina's foreign policy and economic recovery plans, with crucial talks at the White House and IMF.
Mexico's Central Bank Eyes Rate Adjustments in Response to Inflation Trends
According to insights shared by board member Jonathan Heath, Mexico's central bank is closely monitoring inflation dynamics and could consider making interest rate adjustments by February or March...
EU Envoy Urges Human Rights Improvements in Cuba Amidst Sanctions
In a recent diplomatic engagement, a European Union (EU) envoy has expressed apprehensions that the sanctions imposed by the United States are exacerbating the human rights situation in Cuba.
Peru plans to allocate the highest budget in 12 years for order and security in 2024
The government of Peru plans to allocate a record budget of 16,213 million soles (approximately 4,335 million dollars or 3,973 million euros) for public order tasks over the next year.
Uruguay and China Strengthen Economic Ties for Trade Opportunities
Uruguay and China have embarked on a transformative journey of economic cooperation, signaling a significant shift in the South American nation's approach to global trade.
Cuba's Unfolding Economic Crisis Leads to Essential Shortages
Cuban officials have taken to the nation's television screens in recent weeks, painting an increasingly grim picture of their country's deepening economic crisis.
Impact of Milei's Presidential Win on YPF and Financial Markets
Javier Milei's presidential victory in Argentina has triggered a surge in the stock market, with YPF shares rising over 40%. His bold economic plan promises significant changes for the nation'...
Armed Gangs Cause New Fuel Crisis in Haiti
The resurgence of armed gang conflicts in Cité-Soleil, north of Port-au-Prince, has triggered a fresh fuel shortage in Haiti's capital, compounding the ongoing socio-political and economic ...
The IMF Renews a Credit Line of 35 Billion Dollars for Mexico for Two Years
The IMF renewed Mexico's $35 billion Flexible Credit Line for two more years, highlighting the country's solid macroeconomic policy framework and institutional strength.
Ecuador and the Dominican Republic Launch Trade Talks
Ecuador and the Dominican Republic Launch Trade Talks Ecuador and the Dominican Republic Launch Trade Talks.
Cuba Seeks Overseas Investment Amid Economic Crisis
Cuba aims to engage its growing expatriate community for investment to revitalize its economy, which is facing severe shortages and the worst downturn in decades.
Peru Unveils Stimulus to Revive Economy Amid Recession Woes
Facing recession, Peru launches a bold 24-point stimulus plan, targeting investments to reenergize its faltering mining-centric economy.
Latin American agri-food costs 1.2 billion "hidden" dollars, according to FAO
Latin America's current agri-food systems carry hidden costs of at least $1.2 billion for health, the environment, and society, according to a groundbreaking UN-FAO analysis covering 154 countries...
Brazil's Central Bank Lowers Interest Rates: Balancing Inflation and Growth
The Central Bank of Brazil has announced a significant reduction in its primary interest rate by 0.50 percentage points, now at an annual 12.25%, marking the lowest level in 16 months. This move refle...
Chronicle: This Is How Argentine Inflation Is Experienced In a Buenos Aires Market
"Increasingly more complicated", the food sector resigns itself to Argentine inflation. This is how this situation is experienced in a market in Buenos Aires
Dollar In Argentina: Unification Of Exchange Rates After a New Record In The Price Of Dollar
The price of the dollar in Argentina today broke the 1,000 peso barrier and will continue to increase. In response, Argentina unifies three types of exchange rates to face the crisis
Claudia Goldin, Nobel Prize In Economics 2023: What Can Latin America Learn?
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced this morning the Nobel Prize in economics for the American Claudia Goldin, who has dedicated her life to researching the role of women at work. What can...
What Will Happen To Mercosur After The Elections In Argentina?
The Brazilian Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, affirmed today that Mercosur would be at risk with a possible victory of Javier Milei, who is leading in the polls for the elections in Argentina
ECLAC: This Will Be the Economic Growth of Latin America by 2023
ECLAC raises the growth forecast for Latin America to 1.7% for 2023, although it warns about the consequences of the climate crisis and the macroeconomy in Latin American economies
Saudi Arabia Spends Millions on Soccer While its Workers Live in Poverty
In LatinAmerican Post, we analyzed the dichotomy between the "wastefulness" of Saudi Arabian soccer clubs and the social and economic reality of the inhabitants of that country
Why is the Mexican peso strengthening: and what does it mean?
Historically, the Mexican peso has sat at around 20 to one USD. Recently, it’s strengthened to 17 to one USD. How’s it done this, and what does it mean for Mexico and North America as...
Gallery: Countries that Use Foreign Currencies
Several countries around the world have chosen to give up their national currency and have adopted currencies from other countries
Argentina and Venezuela Top the Ranking of Misery in the World
Both countries are in the top 10 countries with the greatest misery, mainly due to their serious inflation problems
Adriana Kugler: the Latina Nominated for Governor of the US FED
Adriana Kugler is the representative of Latinos within the FED. What would it mean for a Latina woman to occupy one of the most important positions in the US Federal Reserve?
Infographic: US Debt, Data that Could Lead to Default
LatinAmerican Post brings some data on the current situation that the North American superpower is experiencing due to its public debt and the consequences it would suffer if it defaulted on its econo...
ABC of the Pension Reform in Uruguay: Now Retirements Will Be at 65 Years
The Uruguayan government celebrated the approval of a pension reform that increases the minimum retirement age from 60 to 65 years. What other key points does this new law contain?
FED: What Does the Rise in Interest Rates Represent for the Latam Economy?
The United States Federal Reserve (FED) discussed raising the interest rate by 25 basis points or leaving this practice, which has led several banks to go bankrupt, migrating towards new proposals tha...
Dollarization in Argentina: What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of this Idea by Javier Milei?
While some say that Argentina's dollarization will reduce its inflation, others say switching to the dollar would bring more inequality to the southern country
Princess Dana Firas, defender of one of the new seven wonders of the modern world
The Jordanian princess protects Petra, which has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1985 and has been one of the new Seven Wonders of the Modern World since July 2007
Will the BRICS Manage to Push for a Counterbalance Against the Dollar?
Brasília's support for an eventual monetary unit adds to the plans of China, Russia, and other Asian countries with the aim of reducing or eliminating the power of the dollar in their comme...
Microcredits: Why are Informal Loans or 'Drop by Drop' an Option in Latin America?
The 'drop by drop' has become a problem in Latin America, especially for people who cannot get microcredit from banks and who resort to loans with high-interest rates from criminal groups to m...
Holy Week: Its Importance in the Economy and Tourism in Latin America
The impact of Holy Week is not only cultural. This religious festival favors tourism and the economy of the region
US Protects All Deposits at Silicon Valley Bank with Emergency Measures
The Biden administration has announced that clients of Silicon Valley Bank will be able to withdraw their deposits entirely
Venezuelan Cheese Production Rises: Can Latin America Become an Agricultural Power?
The cheese industry in Venezuela has surprised by its rapid growth, but is it a real path for Latin American agriculture or a mere mirage?
What does the Theory of Degrowth Have to do with the Working Day?
Degrowth theory has become popular in recent years, and we are already beginning to see results from its practice. A clear example is in the working day
Silicon Valley Bank Bankrupt. This Is How it Will Feel in Latin America
The news of the week about the bankruptcy of the Silicon Valley Bank makes us consider the economic repercussions that it will have in the world, especially in Latin America
What Is the Main Reason for Mass Layoffs at Companies like Meta and Google?
In LatinAmerican Post we made a count of the technology companies that have announced massive layoffs in recent weeks. As well, we made an analysis of the reasons that have led to this radical de...
Lula da Silva Bets On A South American "Euro". How Feasible Is It?
The Brazilian president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, and his Argentine counterpart, Alberto Fernández, bring to the table a regional currency that can compete with the Dollar and the Euro.
Pension: How to Counteract the Impact of the Aging of the Population in Latin America?
LatinAmerican Post brings an explanation of what countries like Norway, Switzerland, and the Netherlands, including China, have done to find a balance between their retirement system and the threat po...
The Megaprojects that Will Change the Face of Latin America in 2023
The region, whose growth has been consistent and stable in the last decade, is faced with planning, carrying out and finishing large infrastructure works that will help improve the quality of life of ...
Will Young Latinos Have A Pension When They Get Old?
The debate always remains open when it comes to pensions. A good number of young people consider this saving for old age as an illusion due to the increasing retirement age, the number of weeks contri...
ECLAC: "We are ending the second lost decade"
The latest ECLAC report ensures that the region's economic growth will slow down even more in 2023.
How Much Should The Salary Increase After A Year Of Inflation?
In LatinAmerican Post we explain what are the variables to take into account for salary increases in a country, especially in a year as convulsed as 2022. What would happen if the salary exceeds the p...
How Is Prodata Energy? the Venezuelan Company that Will Be Able to Supply Gas to Colombia
Prodata Energy will be in charge of supplying Venezuelan natural gas to northern Colombia. What is the business like and who will be in charge of it?
Women’s New On-Line Purchasing Habits
Unquestionably, one of the effects that the pandemic left on consumption habits was the increase in online purchases, particularly by women.
US $3.2 million a month Elon Musk intends to earn with verified Twitter
After knowing the purchase of Twitter by the tycoon, Elon Musk has announced several actions so that his new acquisition is one of his possessions that gives him more resources.
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