If oil shipments from Venezuela stop, Cuba will have to find $1.3 billion to buy the...
Economics & Finance
If oil shipments from Venezuela stop, Cuba will have to find $1.3 billion to buy the oil it needs, says researcher Jorge Piñon.
The new president of Brazil’s national development bank is embracing much-needed reforms, but she’s working under the clock.
Many parts of Rio will be economically untouched by the Olympics though the games will still leave a positive legacy, points out AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
As Petrocaribe’s top oil recipient, Cuba hurts when Venezuela hurts.
The International Monetary Fund’s revised forecast is welcome news for the region, especially Brazil.
“Commercial airline service supports our policy of engagement and allows for a normal relationship with Cuba,” says AS/COA’s Alana Tummino on the one year mark of renewed U.S.-Cuba diplomatic relations.