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In order to promote the economic and social development of El Salvador, the Assembly approved transitory provisions to exempt from taxes, for six months, those who provide services related to tourism projects.

Confidence in the country's direction has led companies to consider growing their operations, and the salvadoran government is facilitating conditions for them to do so effectively.

The minister of Labor Rolando Castro has announced that in the next few days a day of verification of compliance with labor standards will be carried out in different companies in the country.

The "Geocycle Week 2023" closed this friday with a special event for clients and allies of Geocycle, where in addition to addressing the issue of circular waste management, special recognition was given to ten salvadoran companies.

For the eleventh time the Fundación para la Acción Social has organized the week for Corporate Social Responsibility, focused on the care of the environment and Walmart and BAC Credomatic have joined the event.

More than 300 women benefited from the XIX Congreso Mujer y Liderazgo, organized by the Women Entrepreneurs Committee of the Cámara de Comercio e Industria de El Salvador (Camarasal).

Crecer, a leader in pension advisory and savings solutions, developed the 19th edition of its “Excelencia Previsional” award, where it recognized 34 companies and institutions for their compliance and commitment to their employees in terms of pension culture during 2022.

The E-PYME project was developed with the objective of strengthening the digital marketing skills of salvadoran Micro and Small MSMEs.

Latin America is a region that has been accustomed to e-commerce for years, especially in recent years, when both companies and consumers have had to adapt to contactless commerce. Several needs arise from these new purchasing habits: speed, security and simplicity in the consumption processes.

According to data from the Oficina Nacional de Estadísticas y Censos (ONEC), the Producer Price Index (PPI) in April this year, registered a price increase of 0.29% compared to march 2023.