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Crisis in Panama could affect salvadoran imports
Written by Miguel Crespin
Due to the social crisis in Panama, members of the industrial sectors of that country have seen their exports limited, as reported by the international media, which indicate that due to the closing of portfolios their merchandise cannot go to the rest of Central America.
Minister of Labor announces that "Fraud Contracts" will be searched for in city halls
Written by Miguel Crespin
The minister of Labor Rolando Castro presented in a press conference the results of the inspections in the construction and private security sectors and new actions to protect municipal workers who, according to the official, are not recognized their labor rights due to the contracts they sign with the municipalities.
Tigo is awarded by ASI as "Technology Company of the Year 2023"
Written by Dinero staff
Driven by its purpose of building digital highways that connect people, improve lives and develop communities, Tigo continues to champion efforts for the benefit of El Salvador in terms of innovation, development, digital and financial inclusion and support to the communities where it operates.
The Dirección General de Energía, Hidrocarburos y Minas has announced the new fuel prices which have reported a decrease for the next few days.
El Salvador seeks alliances and innovation in renewable energy
Written by Dinero Staff
As part of the VIII Energy Week, Daniel Alvarez, head of Dirección General de Energía Hidrocarburos y Minas (DGEHM),held a bilateral meeting with Francesco La Camera, Director General of IRENA (International Renewable Energy Agency).
United States and El Salvador strengthen commercial alliances
Written by Miguel Crespín
Under Secretary of International Trade, Marisa Lago, concluded her visit to El Salvador by participating in a joint statement with the Minister of Economy, Maria Luisa Hayem, to highlight the shared commitment to continue working towards an appropriate regulatory environment to attract foreign direct investment.
El Salvador surprises JP Morgan with its growth
Written by Miguel Crespin
The US bank J.P. Morgan published a document where it points out that El Salvador has less and less risk of default, so it no longer depends on good economic conditions to meet its tax obligations.
Undersecretary Lago arrives in El Salvador to promote business alliances
Written by Miguel Crespin
The Assistant Secretary of International Trade, Marisa Lago, arrived in El Salvador to strengthen bilateral relations, encourage increased trade and investment, strengthen the business environment and promote U.S. business solutions for digital opportunities in Latin America.
Chinese fertilizer donation is tax exempt
Written by Miguel Crespín
With 70 votes in favor, the Legislative Assembly approved an exoneration to the Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganadería, so that it may exonerate the payment of taxes on the donation of 10,000 tons of fertilizers and 7,500 tons of cereals from the People's Republic of China.