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A year of Covid pandemic has pushed Mexicans into dire economic straits

Print The losses of many hundreds of thousands of jobs, a spike in informal work and businesses on the verge of collapse are hallmarks of the Covid-19 pandemic in Mexico, a country that has seen millions of its citizens pushed into dire economic straits over the past year. The story of Rodrigo, a former gas station pump attendant and now a windshield washer at a stoplight street corner, is similar to that of many Mexicans: the coronavirus swept into the country on the last day of February 2020, all non-essential businesses were shut down at the end of March and his job vanished in April.

INS: Significant drops recorded in arrivals, overnight stays in accomodation units in Romania, in January

Sursa foto: news.ro Arrivals and overnight stays in tourist accommodation units in Romania decreased by 39.6pct and 43.9pct, respectively, in January, compared to the same month in 2020, according to data published by the National Institute of Statistics (INS) on Tuesday, according to AGERPRES. Compared to the reference period, the number of foreign visitors recorded at the border checkpoints decreased by 59pct, and the departures abroad of Romanian visitors decreased by 63.1pct. According to the same source, the arrivals recorded in the tourist accommodation units, as recorded in the first month of this year, amounted to 480,900 people, decreasing by 39.6pct compared to those of January 2020. Of the total number of arrivals, those of Romanian tourists accounted for 96pct, while the number of foreign tourists accounted for 4pct.

Romania Producer Prices Rise For Second Month

BUCHAREST (dpa-AFX) - Romania's producer prices rose for the second month in a row in January, data from the National Institute of Statistics showed on Tuesday.The producer price index grew 0.12

Panama s economy registers historic decline due to pandemic -

The economy of Panama, one of the largest in Central America, suffered a historic contraction of 17.9% in 2020 compared to 2019 due to the effects of the pandemic, though authorities expect a rebound this year supported by investment and consumption. It was a historic drop, exceeding that recorded in 1988, when Panama’s GDP collapsed by 13.38%. In addition, it exceeded the IMF’s 9% fall forecast and the 11% forecast advanced by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC). “During 2020, the total production of goods and services in the Panamanian economy, measured through GDP, reflected a contraction of 17.9% compared to 2019,” said the Office of the Comptroller General of the Republic, based on figures from the National Institute of Statistics and Census.

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