The Salvadoran business sector is calling for a reversal of the more rigid restriction measures implemented by the Bukele administration since May 7, arguing that the ban on public transport units has generated chaos.
Generating a positive perception of the country, improving the relationship with the U.S. government and taking control of the penal centers are some of the actions highlighted by the business sector of El Salvador, regarding the first 100 days of the Bukele administration.
One of the decisions taken by Guatemalan businessmen with interests in Nicaragua is to suspend new investments until the situation in the country is normalized.
Due to the social and political situation that the country has been experiencing for more than three months, Guatemalan investors that operate companies in Nicaragua have been analyzing the situation closely, and are already taking measures to minimize the impact of the crisis on businesses. One of the decisions that some companies have taken is to reduce the cost of the operation to the lowest possible level, in order to maintain or reduce product inventories.
In some countries in the region the gap between those who have to manage a business and those who seek to govern a country is widening, with appalling consequences for the economic and social development of those nations.
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According to entrepreneurs the government's proposal for the development of the manufacturing sector does not include a budget nor does it specify how results will be measured.
The Salvadoran Association of Industrialists (ASI) highlighted a number of deficiencies observed in the National Policy for Development, Diversion and Productive Transformation of El Salvador.
Fitch Ratings says that the new government could increase intervention in the economy to the detriment of private investment and growth.
The rating agency foresees a continuation of the tensions between the government and some business organizations hindering the adoption of agreements between them that allow for growth of the economy.
As Fitch points out, "Salvador Sanchez Ceren, inherits an economy facing significant challenges in promoting private investment and growth"
Inspectors are to visit companies and institutions in order to check compliance with health and safety standards in workplaces.
MINTRAB of El Salvador has launched a new round of inspections of companies and public institutions in order to ensure compliance with health and safety standards in workplaces, in compliance with the General Law of Risk Prevention.
Recognized Brazilian company of backhoe loaders, telescopic, articulated and other types of cranes looking for companies interested in representing the brand and distributing their machinery in Central America and Mexico. The company manufactures and sells telescopic,...