The Question of Puerto Rican Statehood, One Year After Hurricane Maria
October 16, 2018
Economy and Development
Using Heritage as a Strategy for Development in Mexico
October 3, 2018
Tourism as a method of income has grown in variety. Aspects such as history and culture have assisted in the development of tourism sectors throughout the world. Many countries have taken the route of diversifying their tourism by amplifying their historical towns and culture throughout their nation.
Coffee Versus the Climate: Coffee Production in Brazil
October 1, 2018
Argentina’s Macri struggles to establish austerity measures in the face of economic collapse
September 24, 2018
As the value of its currency continues to fall and its economy edges nearer to collapse, Argentina’s government is scrambling to establish new measures to protect its currency and to save the country from a long-term recession. The government recently proposed a new plan for the 2019 budget which now includes various initiatives to cut government spending.
A New NAFTA?
September 17, 2018
During his 2016 Presidential campaign, Trump repeatedly claimed that, if elected, he would end all of the United States’ “bad” trade deals and replace them with better ones. Trump voiced his concerns about the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in particular by referring to it as the “worst trade deal in history.” Created in 1992 by the U.S. President, Mexican President, and Canadian Prime Minister at the time, NAFTA established an economic agreement that reduced tariffs on the majority of goods traded between the three countries.
The Environmental Implications of China’s Involvement in Latin America
September 12, 2018
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