If you walk through almost any city in Latin America, you are likely to come across many small businesses or entrepreneurial projects. In some cases, they were created by people who had no other option—and they likely do not generate income that truly reflects the effort invested. In other instances, the business emerged in response to a neighborhood or market need, and you … [Read more...] about Entrepreneurship: Opportunity or Necessity? Discover the Key to Success
Human Factor
The demographic wave drives the silver economy in Latin America and the Caribbean
When Gabriel García Márquez was working on one of his most iconic stories, “No One to Writes to the Colonel,” it was 1960, and in Colombia, each woman had an average of nearly seven children. He himself had 11 siblings, which was not unusual in his hometown of Aracataca. Twenty years later, he could have titled his work “Chronicle of an Announced Aging,” because the fertility … [Read more...] about The demographic wave drives the silver economy in Latin America and the Caribbean