Economy

Children of Deported Mothers Face Return to School Amidst Economic Crisis

New uniforms, new notebooks... and old debts. In Nicaragua, thousands of children return to school while their deported mothers face unemployment, unpayable loans, and the emotional blow of starting from scratch.

Port as an ally of the city

For weeks, Cartagena has witnessed an unusual sight: large ships entering the Port Society via a different route than usual, compelled by repairs to the submarine cable connecting Colombia to the world. What began as a technical contingency has inadvertently become a silent spectacle: large vessels parading through the inner bay before docking.

Radio is not dead, but it is indeed aged

By Rubén Darío Barrientos G. - [email protected]

PSG continues to pay for Kylian Mbappé's departure

The economic conflict between Paris Saint-Germain and Kylian Mbappé continues to unfold after the forward's move to Real Madrid. Although the French club was already ordered in December by a Paris labor court to pay a millionaire sum to the player, there is still a pending amount that must be paid in the coming days.

Inflation rose: in January 2026 alone it reached 1.18%

Inflation in Colombia, during the first month of 2026, generates concern among consumers, as in January alone, it went from 0.94% to 1.18%.

Cost of living: How inflation performed in Colombia in January 2026

Cost of living: How inflation performed in Colombia in January 2026

Morros park 2: the new opening in Serena del Mar, Cartagena

A modern lifestyle close to the sea Photo:morros park

The sacrifices behind the remittances that sustain the economy of a dictatorship

The massacre unleashed by the Ortega-Murillo family since 2018 potentiates a migratory exodus that has led to the flow of remittances received by Nicaraguan families rising from 1501 million dollars that year to an estimated nearly five billion by the end of 2024, representing almost 30% of the country's Gross Domestic Product.

Remittances vs. Foreign Investment. Which is the True Engine of Central America's Economy?

In Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua, the money sent by migrants from abroad far exceeds the foreign direct investment (FDI) each country receives. Although both flows are not technically comparable—because they respond to different methodologies—the contrast reveals a structural problem: Central American economies depend more on the efforts of their citizens abroad than on their ability to attract international capital.

Super Astro Sol Result: There is a winning number and sign today Friday, February 6, 2026

Super Astro Sol once again set the pace in the day's gambling games with the draw corresponding to this February 6, 2026.

Renowned company in the country says goodbye after 20 years of operations: this will be its future

In what marks the end of an era for the telecommunications sector in the country, Telefónica has today formalized its definitive exit from the Colombian market. After more than two decades of operation under the Movistar brand, the Spanish multinational has completed the sale of its majority stake in Colombia Telecomunicaciones (Coltel) to the Luxembourg-based group Millicom, owner of Tigo.

Why companies that foster innovation are more successful?

Innovation is an essential element for the sustainable growth of organizations Photo: Compensar