C.A. Negotiates Joint Purchase of MedicinesThursday, October 8, 2009 Central America and the Dominican Republic are negotiating together the purchase of medicines from international laboratories. In this first encounter, they are negotiating 5 drugs, out of a total 36 that will be purchased in the next months. Company Profile
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Costa Rica: The Missing Link for Electrical InterconnectionTuesday, March 19, 2013 Due to problems with easement acquisition, Costa Rica is the only country that has not completed the Electrical Interconnection System for Central America. Data from Proyecto Mesoamérica, the organization coordinating the Electrical Interconnection System for Central America (SIEPAC), revealed that up to February 28, Costa Rica had completed 84% of the project (foundations, lifting of structure and laying of electrical conductor). Guatemala Tenders Transmission LineFriday, June 14, 2013 The Instituto Nacional de Electrificación is putting out to tender the construction of a 230 K transmission line, 2do. Circuito Aguacapa - La Vega 2. The project includes the supply, design, transportation, stringing of conductors, tensioning, change the existing guard wire for OPGW cable, testing and commissioning of the stretch of the second circufrom structures 62 through 72, which has a length of about 4 km. Guatemala to Install New Electricity PostsFriday, April 9, 2010 The Municipality of Guatemala City approved to install a new set of posts for electric lines. Secretary Hector Cifuentes explained that the new structures will integrate electric and telecommunications lines. Right of Way Complications in ElectrificationFriday, September 11, 2009 Interested in bidding for electric transmission projects in Guatemala expressed concern over rights of way for electric lines. Complications could arise if agreements are not struck with owners of plantations through which electric lines should travel, warned several businessmen, in a second informative meeting for the project. Guatemala Changes Power Line Network Bidding RulesWednesday, October 28, 2009 The Electric Energy Commision introduced changes to PET (Plan for Expanding the Energy Transmission Network), in order to simplify some issues, such as rights of easement for power lines. Companies interested in the project expressed their satisfaction with the modifications, but complained that the initiative has more problems to be solved. Tender: Dredging for Hydroelectric DamFriday, June 2, 2017 The National Institute of Electrification in Guatemala is putting out to tender a dredging service for the Agua Caliente dam at the Aguacapa Hydroelectric Plant, located in Escuintla. Guatemala Government Purchase 6397344: New Markets for Central American CacaoTuesday, November 3, 2015 China and Russia are beginning to position themselves globally as the two emerging markets with the greatest potential for growth in the consumption of chocolate. While European countries remain the main consumers of cocoa and its derivatives worldwide, in some of them the sector appears to be becoming saturated, while the Asian markets, particularly China and Russia, are beginning to show more and more interest in importing these products. Tender for Electricity Transmission Lines in GuatemalaWednesday, July 16, 2014 An announcement has been made that the conditions for the tender for 574 kilometers of power lines will be released on July 31. The work comprises of "... 29 new substations, expansion of 25 new lines and more than 12 adaptations, establishing 574 kilometers of electricity transmission, divided into 5 lots covering the national territory." Guatemala: Does Quetzal Need to Be Devalued ?Monday, January 25, 2016 Given the claims of loss of competitiveness by the export sector, the Bank of Guatemala is insisting that the dollar be made more expensive for reasons exclusively to do with market factors. Guatemalan exporters are looking at the possibility of a devaluation of the quetzal induced in an international context where the dollar has tended to rise. However, the policy of the Bank of Guatemala (Banguat) is that the current exchange rate regime is adequate, and obeys market supply and demand. "The exchange rate is stable and does not favor or disfavour any economic sector", said the acting president of the Banguat Sergio Recinos to Prensa Libre. Don't Let Your Ego Ruin Your BusinessFriday, February 12, 2016 Self control of a leader's ego and being flexible when it comes to enrich ideas with contributions from his or her team can be critical for a company's future. An employer can be as bright as they are stubborn. Like any good entrepreneur, you're so in love with your idea, and so happy with your project, that this can lead to resistance from hearing about alternative ways of doing things or that your original idea could be improved. Central American Banks Resists ContagionTuesday, July 10, 2012 Fitch believes that increased volatility of international markets has had only a marginal effect on the stability of savings in the banks passive mix. The funding of the Central American banks, led by domestic deposits in about 90%, had its strength tested during the spread of the financial crisis, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings. Five Tips to Negotiate BetterWednesday, January 12, 2011 "All human interaction involves negotiation, from children to relationships, from work to travel, from politics to diplomacy." Stuart Diamond, of the Wharton School of Negotiation, explains that although negotiation processes are always present, almost everyone does not negotiate properly and we tend to create conflict rather than solve problems. Regional Electricity Market Progresses in Central AmericaFriday, August 27, 2010 The electricity sector's authorities have put together a series of concrete actions that should make the regional market a reality by the end of 2011. During the meeting organized by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in San Jose, Costa Rica, energy ministers, electrical power generating organizations and regulators from across Central America reaffirmed their commitment to speeding up the process of harmonizing the region's legal frameworks in order to bring about energy integration. |
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