Los países latinos con los salarios mínimos más altos en 2026: en qué posición está Colombia

TL;DR

In 2026, Costa Rica leads Latin America with the highest minimum wage at around US$725.
Mexico follows with US$641, and Uruguay with approximately US$599.
Chile maintains a basic wage of about US$594.
Colombia ranks fifth regionally with a minimum wage of nearly US$539.6 after a significant government adjustment.
Ecuador, Guatemala, Bolivia, Paraguay, and El Salvador have minimum wages below the regional average.
Peru (US$332), Brazil (US$294), and Argentina (US$247) face structural challenges and inflation.
Venezuela's minimum wage figures are symbolic due to hyperinflation and currency volatility.
The 2026 ranking highlights economic and social priorities, with minimum wages reflecting basic costs, labor inclusion, and poverty reduction efforts.

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