Latin America

In the first quarter of 2024, Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) experienced a significant financial downturn. Profits plummeted by 91.7%, falling from MXN 56.735 billion ($3.40 billion)...

General Motors (GM) officially declared that it will shut down its assembly operations in both Colombia and Ecuador. This decision shifts focus to national vehicle marketing and after-sales services. Today, GM starts winding down Colombia's...

In 2023, Argentina faced a steep climb in its private external debt, soaring by $15.97 billion from the previous year to a daunting total...

Amid the turmoil and violence that has long gripped Haiti, a beacon of hope...

In a bold move to combat skyrocketing inflation, the Argentine Central Bank has reduced its benchmark interest rate from...

Venezuela stands on the cusp of tackling its formidable $154 billion debt, presenting a complex restructuring challenge. This vast sum has accumulated from a variety...

In the dynamic world of digital banking, Mexico emerges as a contender, mirroring Brazil's landscape from six years ago,...

The Colombian Senate recently approved President Gustavo Petro's key pension reform, now pending in the Chamber of Representatives. Introduced over...

Argentina recently saw one of its largest protests in the last twenty years, a...

In 2023, Bolivian cocoa and its derivatives hit a new export high of $2.9 million,...

In Uruguay's vibrant political scene, the Frente Amplio (FA) has taken the lead in voter preferences for the presidential...