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Peru wants about US$2.4 billion in extra 2026 spending, with US$169 million aimed directly at El Niño and more than half raised through new government bonds. The post Peru Asks Congress for US$2.4 Billion as El Niño Looms appeared first on The Rio Times.
Chile's 2027 budget bill asks Congress to let the government borrow up to US$25 billion, more than this year's US$23.6 billion ceiling. The post Chile Asks Congress for US$25 Billion Debt Ceiling appeared first on The Rio Times.
Foreign portfolio ownership in NSE-listed companies declined to about 15.8%, says Congress leader Shaktisinh Gohil.
Yo Elijo mi PC, Chile's school laptop grant, is unfunded in the 2027 budget. The education minister says Congress will decide, as votes to restore it build. The post Chile’s Yo Elijo mi PC School Laptop Grant Now Rests With Congress, Minister Says appeared first on The Rio Times.
Union Minister accuses ruling JMM, Congress and RJD of making attempts to mislead and confuse people; says Act will increase chance of youth finding work in their own State and curb migration
Brazil public debt is projected at 89.7 percent of GDP in 2030 in the budget annex sent to Congress, and the Senate's watchdog sees worse. The post Brazil Public Debt Heads to 89.7% of GDP by 2030, Budget Annex Shows appeared first on The Rio Times.
After two years of breakneck gains, shares of military contractors have hit a wall this year. Traders are expecting the pain to deepen further as they position for protracted negotiations and funding delays should Democrats take control of one or both houses of Congress following the midterm elections.
Guatemala's Congress approved capped fuel prices late on 8 September. The law is not signed yet, so drivers are still paying the old prices. The post Guatemala’s Congress Capped Fuel Prices, but Not at the Pump Yet appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico delivered its 2027 budget package to Congress on 8 September, on the constitutional deadline, with two of three rating agencies signalling pressure. The post Mexico 2027 Budget Goes to Congress With Its Rating in View appeared first on The Rio Times.