Member countries Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru account for 39 percent of Latin America’s GDP and 54 percent of the region’s global trade.
As Hurricane Irma leaves 56,000 Puerto Ricans without water, we look at where the region stands on providing universal access to safe drinking water.
The rise in remittances is putting more pesos in Mexicans’ pockets.
U.S. trade volumes with Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Panama are at their lowest levels in six years.
At the beginning of the 2000s, only Colombia was spending more than one tenth of one percent of GDP on skills training. A decade later, five other countries in the region have done so.
The majority of persons trafficked in Central America are underage girls.
Though Venezuela’s reserves are 23 times bigger, Brazil is now producing 26 percent more oil than its neighbor.
