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Strikes by transport workers and campesino unions have broken out across Peru against the rising cost of fuel and fertilizers.

Interview: Latin America in the New Global Economy

We spoke to Ecuadorian economist Juan Fernando Terán about Western sanctions, the Ukraine war, and how Latin America can protect

Russia is a large consumer of the Latin American banana—but western sanctions have dealt a devastating blow to farmers who

The latest figures show that the MAS government’s economic policies are working and have produced concrete results in a very

Rafael Correa will advise the government of Honduras on the economy. A government press release stated that Correa is visiting

The cost and supply of gasoline and diesel in Bolivia’s national market will remain the same despite the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The first tractors have been assembled at the Veneminsk and Mazven plants as Venezuela moves into a new phase of

In Managua, Nicaragua, we interviewed Minister Justa Pérez of the Ministry of Family, Community, Cooperative and Associative Economy, known as

We spoke to Bolivian economist Mike Gemio about how the country’s successful economic model debunks neoliberal myths about the supposed

We spoke to Jesus Rodriguez-Espinoza, editor of the Caracas-based Orinoco Tribune, about how Venezuela’s economy is finally seeing light at