U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick praised the United Kingdom and Mexico for their restraint in responding to American tariffs. He simultaneously criticized other trading partners who chose to implement retaliatory measures against recent U.S. protectionist policies.

“If you make him unhappy, he responds unhappily,” Lutnick explained reg

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Colombia’s housing sector displays a stark contrast in early 2025, reveals the latest Visión Davivienda report tracking real estate trends across the country’s six major cities.

Construction has plummeted while sales demonstrate surprising resilience. Construction area decreased by 35.6% during the December 2024 to February 2025 quarter.

This

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Panama's President Jose Raul Mulino announced Thursday he will begin reviewing the closed First Quantum Minerals copper mine next week.He likewise bought the reboot of the 300-megawatt thermoelectric power plant previously used to operate the huge Cobre Panama center. The previous Panamanian federal government closed down the $10 billion open-pit mine in
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The Milken Institute released its 2025 Global Opportunity Index report on March 11, highlighting Latin America and the Caribbean’s remarkable investment appeal.

The region attracted nearly half of all foreign direct investment flowing to emerging economies in 2023. Chile leads Latin American countries at 40th position globally, followed by Uruguay

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Smart Fit, Latin America's biggest physical fitness chain, reported a steep decrease in fourth-quarter profit in spite of significant earnings development, according to financial results launched Thursday.The company earned R$ 196.5 million ($33 million) in Q4 2024, representing a 71% decrease from the exact same duration in 2015. Income grew significantly to R$ 1.54
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The International Monetary Fund will review Ecuador’s compliance with agreed economic targets on March 15, potentially approving the third disbursement under their $4 billion agreement.

President Daniel Noboa’s administration awaits this crucial evaluation as the country navigates persistent economic challenges amid ambitious growth p

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