Struggle to certify results of Guatemala’s June 25 presidential vote suffers another setback

8 de July, 2023

The struggle to certify the results of Guatemala’s first-round presidential elections has suffered another setback, after the chief justice of the Supreme Court issued an order blocking the certification

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Peru’s private investment faces sharpest decline since 1999 amid economic and political challenges

Amid Peru’s economic slowdown, private investment has encountered significant challenges, marking potentially its most challenging first half since 1999. As economic sentiments remain guarded locally, private investment has recorded three successive quarters of decline. Economic experts predict the second quarter of 2023, set to be revealed soon, will follow the trend. Excluding pandemic-related data, private […]

Chile Expects 0.4% Economic Drop in 2023

Chile’s Central Bank says market experts predict a 0.4% fall in the economy for 2023. However, they forecast a 1.8% growth for 2024. For this quarter, a minor 0.1% rise is expected. Regarding inflation, experts project a 0.5% increase this month and a 0.3% rise in November. By the end of 2023, consumer prices will […]

Galapagos Adjusts Visitor Fees to Fund Island Preservation

The Galapagos Islands Governing Council has raised the entry fees for the archipelago. Now, international visitors will pay $200 instead of $100, and those from mainland Ecuador will see their fees increase from $6 to $30. This change aims to support conservation efforts, benefit local communities, and better manage tourism. A UNESCO report highlights the […]