In just five months, Venezuela exported 834 million dollars to Turkey in precious stones, iron and steel

According to Harvard professor Alberto Cavallo, the 'Amazon effect' could explain the low levels of inflation in the United States and South Korea

Although the lira is recovering, the crisis that its fall aroused continues in global markets. Latin America is not immune from its effects

On Monday, August 20, takes effect the monetary reconversion in Venezuela, a measure that reveals the serious inflationary situation in the South American country

Benigno López, half-brother of President-elect Mario Abdo Benítez, took office on Thursday as finance minister and announced the continuity in public finances

The derogation of the law that prohibited buying and selling foreign currency in the country is an opportunity for entrepreneurs in trouble

If Nicolás Maduro perpetrates his presidential period, the economic growth in Colombia would slow down in 2019. Moody's warns that the crisis can transcend borders

The economic crisis in Venezuela will force to reduce the subsidies of the population, in order to fight inflation. There are still doubts about whether it will work

The unemployment rate stands at an admirable 2.7%, but the richest 1% of the country has income equal to the sum of the poorest 40%

Thanks to the increasingly serious economic crisis in the country, the Venezuelan government has instituted measures that can be called "strange" and "irresponsible"

How is the cost of living in a city determined according to the Mercer ranking?

Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Peru are the countries where a greater increase in investment is expected

International markets will be cautious with AMLO and you should do the same if you have invested in Mexico

The Venezuelan government ordered that the minimum wage will be tripled, but this measure will not reduce the effects of the crisis

Mexico City stands out as the city that has more economic production than losing before 22 natural and human threats

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries ordered an additional 1 million barrels a day, a 1% increase over the current supply that can change the course of the oil-producing countries

The reserves of Colombia could end in less than 5 years, while those of Ecuador would end in less than two decades

It is estimated that the rate of homicides in Brazil has cost 120 billion dollars a year in lost productivity

According to the World Bank, the fiscal deficit is the greatest challenge for the economies of Latin America, since it makes it difficult to leave behind the recession

The Asian giant closes the tap of the credit to the Bolivarian country for its economic and political instability