Economy

Raising children in Venezuela in 2026: How do families sustain the costs of food, education, and recreation?

Child-rearing is closely related to family economics, and raising children in Venezuela even more so.

BCIE: Central America is an oasis of growth in a world full of uncertainty

Central America is positioned as an “oasis of growth” amid global uncertainty, with economic projections higher than the Latin American average, according to the BCIE

Carrot production will reach 56,500 quintals in March 2026

Carrot production in Nicaragua is key to national supply and the stability of internal markets.

Corinto Port registers cargo of over 100,000 metric tons

In the weekly period of March 9-15, the National Port Company (EPN) reported that 15 international vessels were attended, with a total cargo handled of 10,853 metric tons.

BCN: Evolution of Foreign Direct Investment Second Half 2025

The Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN) published the Report on the evolution of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Nicaragua for the second half of 2025.

Seasonal fruits and syrup captivate buyers at Roberto Huembes market

Those fruity and tropical flavors typical of the summer season that mangoes, jocotes, papayas, and watermelons give off.

Swine production reaches 4.6 million pounds in February 2026

Swine activity in Nicaragua has experienced notable strengthening in recent years, thanks to the efforts of producing families and technical support provided.

Bogotá is getting too small and accelerating the transformation of neighboring towns into dormitory cities

Little by little, the country's capital is losing its capacity to absorb its own growth. Photo: Courtesy - RenoBo / A.P.I.

Camacol announced that it will sue the Government's decree that raises steel tariffs by 35%

The construction sector has sounded the alarms again. Amid a landscape already hit by rising interest rates and the increase in the minimum wage, the Colombian Chamber of Construction (Camacol) announced that it will challenge the National Government's decree that raises tariffs on imports of steel and other key inputs, considering that the measure will further pressure housing costs in the country.

What's next for the dollar in Colombia after the sharp fall in the last session that left it below $3,700?

For now, uncertainty continues to reign in the market and investors are moving short to avoid risks.

The labor market could be experiencing an internal boom and a shift towards formality due to the minimum wage

The labor market and its high informality pose great challenges to the pension system. Photo: Image generated with Artificial Intelligence - ChatGPT

Basic Basket Price Continues Sky-High in Nicaragua

The basic basket dropped in February in Nicaragua... but not everything is relief. Tomatoes, meats, and dairy products increased in price, while other products decreased. Where is household money going the most?