How the Labor Code establishes the payment of the Christmas bonus
Written by Miguel Crespin
The Christmas bonus is an economic benefit received by public and private workers in the month of december, which is an extra income for employees that can be used in different ways.
Presentation of the results of the Diplomatic Strategy to strengthen exports
Written by Miguel Crespin
The Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Adriana Mira, presented the results of the economic diplomacy strategy obtained since june 1, 2019 to date, a measure that is promoted to generate more development opportunities for the country.
Trends towards 2024 in the race to be more agile and interoperable
Written by Editorial staff Dinero.com.sv
Every december 4th is celebrated as International Banking Day. This date was highlighted to emphasize the importance of banks in the development of countries, drivers of the economy and the improvement of people's living standards, among other points.
The Banco Central de Reserva (BCR) has launched a new strategy with which it seeks to improve the salvadoran digital financial ecosystem, through technological innovation.
New record remittances reported in Latin America
Written by Miguel Crespin
According to a new report from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), remittances received by Latin American and Caribbean countries are projected to reach a record US$155 billion in 2023 if trends observed to date continue.
Digital platform launched to improve trade in Central America
Written by Miguel Crespin
El Salvador currently holds the pro tempore presidency of the Sistema de Integración Centroamericana (SICA), and in this context a tool was launched in the country that will help facilitate intra-regional trade and beyond Central American borders, called "the Plataforma Digital de Comercio Centroamericana (PDCC)”.
ETESAL inaugurates electrical substation in Apopa
Written by Miguel Crespin
Empresa Transmisora de El Salvador (ETESAL), has put into operation a new electrical substation in Apopa, which will benefit 38,826 users, including industrialists, merchants and the general population.
El Salvador strengthens economic growth thanks to the reduction of red tape
Written by Miguel Crespin
Authorities in El Salvador have implemented more measures to boost economic growth. The Minister of Economy, María Luisa Hayem, highlighted that this administration has facilitated the conditions for more investors to settle in the country, eliminating bureaucracy and reducing red tape.
Salvadoran economy could grow 8% according to UCA
Written by Miguel Crespin
Members of the Economics Department of the Universidad Centroamericana (UCA) presented the results of a study they conducted on the reality of the salvadoran economy and its future forecasts.
