Argentina has ordered a new round of toll-road concessions. The Economy Ministry must call tenders within 12 months, but the routes are not yet defined. The post Argentina Orders New Toll Road Tenders appeared first on The Rio Times .
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice refused to delay the end of the six-day work week, due 16 December 2026, but let firms spread 42 hours over five days. The post Brazil Justice Keeps Shorter Work Week Date appeared first on The Rio Times .
The Brazilian company, a world leader in the manufacture of generators, alternators and transformers, has operated in Mexico for more than a quarter century, with its local headquarters in México state, and already employs 6,000 people. The post Energy equipment manufacturer WEG will build a $250 million plant in Hidalgo, creating over 2,000 jobs appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Counterfeit pesos are becoming an increasingly common phenomenon in Mexico. In the latest installment of our Mexicy and My Money series, Dawn Stoner looks at how to tell real bills from fake ones. The post Mexico and My Money: Protecting yourself from counterfeit bills appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Paraguay's Central Bank said Wednesday, November 11, it had partially returned savings to all eligible Ueno Bank depositors locked out of their accounts when it collapsed last week. The digital bank's takeover on November 3 triggered massive protests across Paraguay and led to the impeachment and arrest of ex-president Santiago Pena, who is linked to Ueno.
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