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Brazilian Workweek: Brazil has approved a constitutional change moving toward a 40-hour workweek and ending the six-day schedule, a major labor-policy win for President Lula. Skills Gap: In Colombia, 53.5% of young people reportedly struggle to land a first job because they lack experience. Energy Jobs: Venezuela’s government says its Hydrocarbons Act could create 324,000 jobs over the next decade as it seeks new oil investment. Hiring Pressures: Argentina’s Vaca Muerta oil boom is bringing high wages but also talent shortages, putting pressure on employers to find skilled workers.

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Oct. 16, 2026

Quindío draws the most homebuyers from Colombians living abroad

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Oct. 15, 2026

TAGWOOD brings Argentine asado to Texas Open Fire Meat Up

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Oct. 12, 2026

HHD pitches wastewater flow meters for South American infrastructure upgrades

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Oct. 14, 2026

Half of engineering job posts ask for ownership, Hire With Near finds

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Why lenders are pouring money into a right-leaning Latin America

This Untouched Caribbean Archipelago Has 365 Islands, $2 Beers, And Zero Mega-Resorts

This Untouched Caribbean Archipelago Has 365 Islands, $2 Beers, And Zero Mega-Resorts

Where once we had Arsene Wenger's Invincibles, we now endure Mikel Arteta's Unwatchables. Arsenal may have got the job done against Nottingham Forest, but it was scruffy not stylish, writes TOM COLLOMOSSE

Where once we had Arsene Wenger's Invincibles, we now endure Mikel Arteta's Unwatchables. Arsenal may have got the job done against Nottingham Forest, but it was scruffy not stylish, writes TOM COLLOMOSSE

Venezuela sees nearly $97.4 billion oil investment over five years

Venezuela sees nearly $97.4 billion oil investment over five years


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Meta Rejects Claims of Political Bias in Brazil’s Presidential Runoff

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Quindío Is the Top Destination for Colombians Abroad Looking to Buy a Home

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Brazilian Global Workers Lead Latin American Earnings, Averaging $5,329 per month

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Tribuna.com Adds Polish and Brazilian Portuguese in the First Wave of a New Language Expansion

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