Climate change already affects agricultural industry
Agricultural activity in some regions of Latin America has been losing competitiveness in international markets, largely due to the effects of climate change.
Right or Left: What’s the difference?
Today there is only one issue on which, with many differences, different political protagonists could be grouped under as leftists: the leading role of the state in the economy.
World Bank must focus on the energy transition
Calls to reform the World Bank, giving it a greater presence in financing climate change, have been multiplied
Brazil ignores its emigrants while remittances hit a record high
For the fifth consecutive year, Brazil has hit a record high for remittances from personal transfers from abroad.
Innovations in the financial market
The use of new technological tools and processes is advancing quickly and ensures the competitiveness of organizations.
Inflation ravages Argentines’ pockets
The inflation figure to be reported soon by Indec is expected to be equivalent to the one that, in the past, led to fears of a hyperinflationary spiral.
The Sur currency: a new chimera?
For decades, different common currency projects have been conceived and proposed in Latin America. All of them have failed.
Bank runs, gray swans, and why Latin America seems to be safe
In Latin America, the traumas of a tumultuous past make us Latinos particularly cautious, perhaps not in matters of the heart but certainly in matters of financial stability.
Cuba: the women prisoners of the dictatorship
Cuban women demand human, civil, and political rights, all kinds of freedom, as well as the end of the absolute governance of the Communist Party of Cuba.
Latin American tax agreement: toward a fairer, more inclusive and sustainable region
This is the first time in the last 25 years that inequality and poverty have increased simultaneously