Remittances to Central America On Track to Break Records
Remittances to Central America’s so-called ‘northern triangle’ (El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras) are on track to set a new record, breaking the one set in 2021.
From January to September,...
Panama Plays US Off Against China in FTA Talks, But Has Limited Hand
Panama’s decision to restart negotiations towards a free trade agreement with China appear to be an attempt to pressure the US’ own trade agenda.
In April 2019, Panamanian trade representatives...
Number of Latin Americans Living in Poverty Expected to Surpass One-Third of Total
Latin America and the Caribbean is one of the regions of the world most affected by poverty, according to data from the World Bank and the Economic Commission for...
Mexico’s Economy Seen Growing in Q3, But at Slower Pace: Reuters Poll
Mexico's economy likely grew between July and September for the fourth consecutive quarter, though at a slower rate due to a slowdown in the United States, a Reuters poll...
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Latin America’s Inflation Lessons for The G7
Region’s central banks were quick off the mark to act after recent experience in tackling rising prices
Latin America rarely leads the world in economic policy. The region has struggled...
Countries of The Marine Corridor Define New Work Routes
Ministers from Ecuador, Costa Rica, Colombia and Panama, members of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor (CMAR) defined new work routes, the Ministry of Environment and Energy (Minae) reported...
