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Norberto Romero, president of the Confederación Salvadoreña Pesca Acuícola Agropecuaria de Pequeña Escala (CONFEPESCA), informed that fishing inputs have increased between 25% and 35%.

In a survey conducted by Dinero.com.sv in some fish sale and distribution stands in the country, sellers stated that this animal product has shown a slight increase in the last days.

The Ministry of Economy (MINEC), announced the new variations in fuel prices that will be in effect from january 25 to february 7, 2022. Premium, regular and super gasoline will increase US$0.22 and US$0.17.

A report from the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR), indicates that exports increased by 32% in the period from january to december 2021, compared to the same period last year.

According to the firm Forward Keys, specialized in sector studies, this year El Salvador registers a 45% increase in the number of tickets (to visit) confirmed in the first quarter of 2022, compared to 2019. Thus, the country is positioned as one of the two destinations in Central America where there will be more scheduled trips.

Fuel expert, Julio Villagrán, informed in his Twitter account that for the country strong increases in fuel prices are expected, diesel could increase US$0.20, gasoline is expected to increase US$0.15 per gallon and oil increased its price to over US$86 per barrel.

Nowadays there are a lot of options to watch content via streaming, but for many, Netflix is still their favorite. This platform's catalog has been steadily growing with original productions, and it looks like they are going to need more money to keep going with them.

The Ministry of Economy (MINEC), informs salvadorans about the new variations in fuel prices that will be in effect from january 11 to 24, 2022, premium gasoline, regular and diesel will increase US$0.14 and US$0.12.

The Hotel de Montaña Cerro Verde located in Santa Ana, which suffered more than 20 years of neglect. Today, this emblematic place is another option for national and international tourists in the western zone. The recovery of this space has increased the flow of visitors to the area by 60%.

In an exclusive interview for DINERO.COM.SV the vice president of the Asociación Salvadoreña de distribuidores de vehículos (ASALVE), Roberto Renderos expressed that, during 2021, there have been at least 3 to 4 increases in vehicle costs due to the fact that manufacturers have raised production prices.