What does the Theory of Degrowth Have to do with the Working Day?

Macroeconomics
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Degrowth theory has become popular in recent years, and we are already beginning to see results from its practice. A clear example is in the working day

The Devaluation of the National Currency Is Increasing the External Debt in Latin America

Macroeconomics
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Currency devaluation and external debt are wreaking havoc on the economy of Latin American countries, a region that lives in constant trouble

The Colombian Panela Industry Is in Crisis. Will It Survive?

Trade
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Panela has been considered an icon in Colombian gastronomy for several decades. However, it is not exempt from crises that put the future of the product at risk

The Best Companies to Work for In Latin America

Business
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The social network specialized in the business world, Linkedin, recently released a list of the best companies to work for in Latin America

Infographic: The Most "Agile" Countries In Latin America

Macroeconomics
Aerial photo of cities located in Brazil, Costa Rica and Colombia
In economics, the term agile has been used to highlight countries that have the greatest probability of adaptability to different circumstances. These are the…

Will Gustavo Petro Be Able To Emulate The European Pension Systems In Colombia?

Macroeconomics
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LatinAmerican Post analyzed two of the best pension systems in the world, the same ones that the leader of the Colombian left, Gustavo Petro, wants to emulate…

How "Encanto" Can Help The Economy In Colombia

Business
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Disney's Encanto may boost the country's tourism industry above pre-pandemic levels in a few years

Gilinski And GEA: A Dispute Over Colombian Business Power

Business
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The Gilinski Group, owned by the fourth richest man in Colombia, seeks to stay with Nutresa, of the GEA, which triggered a battle of business heavyweights.…

Cannabis Industry in Latin America: From Illegality To Opportunity

Investment
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The cannabis industry in Latin America has become a business opportunity for countries that for years have been stigmatized for the production of this plant

Tips To Take Advantage Of The Day Without VAT

Business
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The date of the day without VAT is approaching and here we give you some tips to make the most of it

COVID-19: How Expensive Will the Third Dose be for Latin American Countries?

Macroeconomics
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Although the WHO has not yet confirmed its need, several countries have already decided to take action on the matter and quote the third dose

The Rainbow March for the Defense of the Rights of the LGBTQI+ Community

Perspectives
On the 4th of July, the LGBTQIA + pride march was held in Bogotá, Colombia. In a musical atmosphere of dance and colors, the emblematic Carrera Séptima avenue…

Spanish hotel chain Sol Melia plans to build 20 new hotels in Brazil by 2005, Sol Melia South American Vice President Rui Manuel Oliveira said in an interview recently published.

Sol Melia opened six new hotels in Brazil last year and operates a total of 21.

The executive said Sol Melia had already signed deals with several construction companies, adding that the expansion project would require an investment of 600 million reais ($260 million).

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