President Hugo Chávez is continuing a strategy for preferential energy agreements in Latin America while pursuing new partnerships in Argentina and Brazil. But analysts believe the country could be struggling with oil production at home.
In a drive to increase gender equality and labor capacity in the booming mining...
The worst drought to hit the United States in half a century is boosting Argentine and Brazilian corn and soy producers.
Peruvians give President Ollanta Humala high marks for the country’s strong economic growth and social spending, but concerns over mining protests weigh down his approval numbers.
The Piñera administration is pursuing energy independence, fearing lacking supplies will affect growth and mining investments.
