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Voces Vitales El Salvador celebrated the XI edition of its annual congress Crecemujer. This event is the meeting of women corporate leaders and entrepreneurs where knowledge and innovation are promoted, practical tools are provided and successful experiences are shared to break paradigms and challenges. 

According to the Minister of Economy, María Luisa Hayem, this initiative seeks to establish all the necessary provisions so that public and autonomous institutions can access the technological tools offered by Google, which will advance the modernization process.

Citi also won this recognition in Argentina, Bahamas, Brazil, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and Mexico (Citibanamex).

This day the Bay Islands Tourism Bureau held an event to present the entire tourist offer of Roatan in El Salvador.

With an investment of between US$20 and US$23 million dollars in infrastructure, they plan to inaugurate the PriceSmart Club in Santa Ana, said Ricardo Osorio, Operations manager for PriceSmart Clubs in Honduras and El Salvador.

Mayor of San Salvador, Mario Durán, presided over the inauguration ceremony of the civic month at Plaza Libertad in the Historic Center of the capital. In the event, which was attended by government officials, diplomatic corps, deputies, members of the Municipal Council and authorities of the municipality, the El Salvador Pavilion was raised, 100 members of the Municipal Symphony Orchestra performed the National Anthem and students from the capital recited the Prayer to the Flag.

China is in one of the most complicated stages of its economy, since it has been experiencing a marked slowdown for a couple of months, job losses and low production for exports.

So far this year, El Salvador accumulates a decrease of US$377 million in sales. Imports also fell.

3,200 hectares of land have been used to produce 56,000 quintals of cocoa in the last 4 years in El Salvador. Of all this production some 1,500 quintals of cocoa were exported to countries such as France, Italy, Belgium and the United States.

Technology, which 20 years ago was seen as something too "futuristic", today, in 2023, is a daily currency; and it is being used in virtually any industry worldwide. Logistics, mass consumption, banking, retail, pharmacies, what industry has not used this resource to progress?