According to the World Trade Organization (WTO), 35 billion dollars are allocated each year to public subsidies for fisheries worldwide. Of this amount, around 22 billion dollars are allocated to increase fishing capacity in an unsustainable manner. The WTO has already signed a first agreement on fisheries, which
Lagos (Nigeria), Kinshasa (Congo) and Dar Es Salaam (Tanzania) will be the world’s largest cities in 2100, according to projections by the Global Cities Institute. This is the ranking, measured in millions of inhabitants: Lagos, Nigeria: 88.3 Kinshasa, Congo: 83.5 Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania: 73.7 Mumbai, India: 67.2
Among the countries or regions that exported the most manufactured goods in the world in 2023 were the European Union, China and the United States. Globally, manufacturing exports include goods produced in factories, such as cars, semiconductors, computers, textiles and telephones. Of the top 10 exporters of manufactured
Food imports to Tijuana, in northwestern Mexico, were US$1.42 billion, also including agricultural and forestry goods. This value covers the entire Tijuana metropolitan area. Of this total, 80% came from the United States and the rest from other destinations, such as Canada, the European Union, China and Chile.
China and the Philippines were the main destinations for Brazilian pork meat exports in the first half of 2024. As for the total volume of external sales of this meat from Brazil in the first half of the current year, this totaled 613,790 tons, reflecting a 4.1% year-on-year
FDI in manufacturing reflects its attractiveness in nearshoring strategies to Mexico, according to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC). Although there is more anecdotal information on the arrival of physical capital to Mexico derived from nearshoring, official statistics begin to show a growth in