Why do salvadorans suffer so much vehicular chaos?
Written by Sandy VelascoHave you ever wondered why you find so much traffic a pay Friday? The Vice Minister of Transport, explained that in El Salvador each year the vehicle fleet grows 7% in concept of 6,000 vehicles entering the country.
Coffee growers estimate a 5% loss in harvest due to rain
Written by Sandy VelascoThe Coffee Association of El Salvador pronounced itself before the losses registered by the system of low pressure that affected the country, last October 14, 15 and 16, which amount to 5% of the harvest of the grain.
BCR: the country received more than US$4.1 million in family remittances to September
Written by Sandy VelascoFamily remittances received by El Salvador through September 2019 amounted US$4,159.3 million, with a growth rate of 4.4%, equivalent to an additional US$176.2 million over the previous year, the Central Reserve Bank (BCR) informed.
MAG issues recommendations to fishermen due to rains
Written by DineroThe Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG), through the General Directorate of Livestock (DGG) and the Center for Fisheries and Aquaculture Development (CENDEPESCA) issues the following recommendations to all livestock producers, fishermen and aquaculturists in order to reduce risks and avoid losses in the face of recurrent rains that affect the entire country.
U.S. seeks initial currency agreement with China
Written by agenciesThe White House is considering implementing a previously agreed trade pact with China as part of an initial agreement that could also include the suspension of increased tariffs, on chinese products that will take effect next week.
