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The Public Debt is composed of monetary obligations that involve all forms, instruments, securities and documents that commit in the same operation reimbursement of capital, interest payments, commissions and/or other specific charges related to the operation in question, both direct and indirect, contracted by the Non-Financial Public Sector, in domestic and/or foreign currency, whose maturity is greater than one budgetary period (1 year).
IDB talks with Central American Governors to improve their growth
Written by Karla Gutiérrez
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) held a high-level dialogue during the 37th meeting of the governors of the IDB member countries of the Central American Isthmus and the Dominican Republic, which took place on february 5 and 6 in Antigua, Guatemala.
CEPA registers 20% increase in cargo movement at El Salvador airport
Written by Karla Gutiérrez
Through social networks the Comisión Ejecutiva Portuaria Autónoma (CEPA) confirmed a 20% increase in cargo movement at El Salvador's airport.
Increases in withholding sent by the Pension System
Written by Karla Gutiérrez
The Ministry of Labor and Social Security announced that many employers, including municipalities, pay the legal withholding to the Instituto Salvadoreño del Seguro Social (ISSS), but did not send the withholding of the Social Security System, affecting any retirement process to workers.
As a debtor in El Salvador, you have rights that protect you and regulate collection activities. Here are some of your rights:
El Salvador exceeds one million ISSS contributors
Written by Karla Gutiérrez
The minister of Labor, Rolando Castro, announced that the government has surpassed one million contributing workers in El Salvador.
A bond is a type of loan in which the bondholder lends money to a company or government.
World GDP would grow 20% by closing the gender gap, according to World Bank report
Written by Denis Muñoz
The World Bank reports that closing the gender gap in employment could increase gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the long run by an average of nearly 20% across all countries.
According to statistics revealed by the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR), more than 103,000 quitaries of coffee will not be shipped in 2023.