The Drop in Panama Canal Traffic Due to A Severe Drought Could Cost Up To $700 Million
A severe drought that began last year has forced authorities to slash ship crossings by 36% in the Panama Canal, one of the world’s most important trade routes.
The new...
Mine In Guatemala Threatens National Security Of El Salvador
The opening of an open-pit gold mine in Guatemala is seen in El Salvador as a national security problem, according to parliamentarians.
The authorization in the neighboring nation of the...
Jameson Black Barrel Whiskey For The First Time On The Cuban Market
There is a new product in the Havana Club International (HCI) catalog in Cuba, Jameson Black Barrel, an Irish whiskey with an interesting history of production and aging, aimed...
Central American Chain Pollo Campero Targets Twin Cities for US Growth
Pollo Campero's upcoming location in Brooklyn Center could be just the start of the brand's Twin Cities expansion.
Central American fried chicken chain Pollo Campero, which debuted in West St....
Dominican Republic to Trial Four-Day Work Week: Can It Work Globally?
It’s the first Caribbean country to trial such a move, amid a growing global call for such shifts.
In February, the Dominican Republic will become the first Caribbean nation to...
Is the Strong Colón Hurting Costa Rica’s Economy?
The exchange rate in Costa Rica has been a topic of interest for several sectors of the country, as it is seriously affecting an important part of the economy.
This...
