ECLAC

ECLAC highlights challenges in Latin America, addressing poverty, inequality, and aging populations. Economic concerns in Cuba and Haiti impact the region's outlook.

Cuba Faces Steepest Economic Decline in Latin America by 2026 with a 10.3% Contraction, According to ECLAC

Published on 9/10/2026

Amir Valle Criticizes Cuba as a "Private Estate of the Castros" Amidst Widespread Hunger

Published on 7/12/2026

Cuban Government Opens Doors for Private Companies to Make Financial Investments for the First Time

Published on 6/18/2026

Cuba Faces Crisis While Marrero Claims Changes Aim to "Enhance Economic Management System"

Published on 6/17/2026

Marco Rubio Criticizes Cuba's Economic Situation as Nonexistent

Published on 5/14/2026

Cuba Faces Greater Economic Decline Than Haiti: A 26% Drop Since 2020 Predicted by 2026

Published on 4/30/2026

Economic Outlook for Latin America Dampened by Cuba and Haiti in 2026

Published on 4/28/2026

Cuba Faces Two More Years of Economic Hardship, Experts Warn

Published on 8/6/2025

Cuban Government Calls Plenary to Address Public Concerns Amidst Economic Crisis

Published on 6/17/2025

Aging Populations: Latin America and the Caribbean Face Doubling of Seniors Over 65 by 2050

Published on 12/2/2024

Poverty Decline in Latin America Overshadowed by Ongoing Inequality, Says ECLAC

Published on 11/13/2024