While emerging economies like Brazil have become synonyms to stable economic growth over the last decade, the recent analysis of economic macroclimate in the country rings the bell of possible recession. This means contraction of a business cycle assuming overall slowdown of economic activity given the worsening of one of...

Wine is an alcoholic drink made from fermenting fresh grapes. It is one of the most consumed beverages among the wealthy class all over the world. Argentina has been one of the leading producers of top-class wines over the last century due to various measures made by the government and...

The transition from a developing nation to a developed nation requires the suitable political atmosphere that can sustain such growth. Case in point the Argentinian government. Before 2015 the business climate in Argentina was hostile to investors. This was due to significant barriers that affected imports, exports and capital flows....

1. Countries in Latin America In the nineteenth century, the French named the western hemisphere as Latin America to cover the countries that used French, Spanish, and Portuguese languages as their official language. The countries in this hemisphere include Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Guatemala, Haiti, Ecuador, and Paraguay....

The relationships of Puerto Rico and Cuba respectively to the United States is apt in two main senses: firstly, both classify ethnographically as “Hispanic” nations and peoples, and therefore, their relationships to the U.S. can be thought through the broader category of the relationships of Hispanic nations and peoples to...