Latin American investment in Spain soars by 80% after the pandemic
Through the corridor that runs between Latin America and Spain, more euros circulate every year. In 2022, 74,677 million dollars ...
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Caring pays: this is how the care economy rises as a key sector for Latin America
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Latin America debates a new investment agenda for sustainable development
Growing at higher rates is an imperative for Latin America and the Caribbean. The region, one of the most unequal ...
Global study: the green transition, the great weapon against high informality in Latin America
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ECLAC projects growth of 2.2% in Latin America by 2023 and warns of the impact on the labor market
Latin America still faces a situation of economic weakness that will be a test for governments next year. According to ...
Poverty drops to 29% in Latin America and reaches pre-pandemic levels, according to Cepal
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) revealed this Thursday that the poverty rate in Latin America ...
ECLAC: poverty fell and income rose in Latin America, but inequality persists
Most of the countries that make up Latin America have seen a recovery of their income and poverty levels to ...
Economy – Latin America: is a debt crisis inevitable?
First modification: 09/16/2023 - 19:56 The Economic Commission for Latin America -ECLAC- and the Inter-American Development Bank -IDB-, among other ...
Economy – Foreign investment in Latin America reached a record number in 2022
First modification: 07/11/2023 - 04:09 04:54 Foreign direct investment in Latin America and the Caribbean increased by 55.2% in 2022, ...
Economy – ECLAC reduces the economic growth forecast for Latin America
First modification: 04/21/2023 - 04:05 The Gross Domestic Product of Latin America would grow 1.2% this year, less than expected ...
