Exports from Latin American and Caribbean countries grew 25% in value in 2021, with a 17% increase in export prices and an 8% increase in exported volume, ECLAC reported. Above all, the increase in the prices of basic products translated into higher prices of exports in countries whose
Mexico does not recognize certain cheeses with common names from the United States, questioned Ron Wyden, chairman of the United States Senate Finance Committee, and Senator Mike Crapo. “With respect to Mexico, its failure to adopt measures to recognize certain common names of cheeses and its new conformity
Mexico must now allow imports of US potatoes, demanded Ron Wyden, chairman of the US Senate Finance Committee, and Senator Mike Crapo. Mexico limited US imports to a strip just 16 miles below the border. Although Mexico claims to be making progress, the ban is already two decades
Citigroup announced its exit from Commercial Banking in Mexico and will only keep its Citi ICG and Citi Private Bank units in the country. Thus, the US bank announced its intention to withdraw its commercial banking operations focused on consumption and SMEs. This as part of its global
Brazil‘s exports (products) rose to an interannual rate of 34.2% in 2021, at 280,630 million dollars. As the Brazilian government disseminates this result, the World Bank projects that growth in Brazil will slow down sharply in 2022, to 1.4%, more than a percentage point below the forecast in
Through a public-private alliance that began in March 2018, the Mexican government began working on Red Compartida, a project to increase telecommunications coverage in the country through 4.5 G or higher wireless networks. The goals of the project are to provide services to 85% of the population as