The Venezuelan-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Venamcham) met with a delegation from the United States Congress to discuss key issues in bilateral trade, such as mechanisms to attract investment, as well as offering legal security, transparency, and competitiveness.

The meeting in Caracas also served to “evaluate ways to reintegrate the Venezuelan economy into international markets.”

“The U.S. delegation was led by Congressman Brian Mast, accompanied by members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee (HFAC), including Representatives Randy Fine and Kat Cammack of Florida, and Representative Jonathan Jackson of Illinois. Also present was John M. Barrett, Chargé d’Affaires of the U.S. Embassy.”

Amaru Liendo, president of Venamcham, emphasized that the institution maintains the nation’s commitment to fostering and strengthening economic relations between the two countries, “promoting a sustainable business environment that defends free enterprise. Strengthening these relations is built through dialogue, innovation, and solid alliances between the public and private sectors.”

M.Pino

Source: elnacional

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A market investigation carried out by Coinspaid revealed that 65 % of Argentines say they are willing to use cryptocurrencies as a means of payment in different types of physical stores. The study was carried out between the months of March and April 2022.

The survey also showed that the percentage could be higher if there were greater legal security in the country for users of these digital currencies.

Meanwhile, 55.5 % of the citizens surveyed expressed their intention to pay with digital currencies in online stores, and 30.8 % prefer them for the acquisition of technological and electronic products.

The figure obtained in Argentina is below the data registered in other Latin American countries such as Brazil and Colombia, where 70 % of citizens would accept to pay with cryptocurrencies in online stores.

Argentines value the legal and promotional aspects

Among the aspects related to digital currencies prioritized by the Argentines surveyed, the “regulation and information on promotions, discounts and exclusive services that businesses that accept cryptocurrencies could offer” stand out.

On the other hand, Argentina is already working on the regulation of cryptocurrencies so that citizens can have the legal support and legal certainty that are required to carry out transactions and a better functioning of the cryptographic system.

One of the steps taken by Argentina was the recent approval by the government of the City of Buenos Aires to cancel taxes with virtual currencies.

M. Rodríguez

Source: mendozatoday.com

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The American company Tesla plans to start the production of electric vehicles in its Europe in December, once it obtains the environmental impact permit. This was reported by the specialized publication Automobilwoche.

According to the information outlined, the Grunheide factory, which is located outside Berlin, has already produced the first five model Y cars that will be assembled in the company and they estimate to make about 1,000 units per week from January 2022.

As it will be recalled, Elon Musk, founder and CEO of Tesla, had reported that they planned to start work last July, but as a result of delays in the processing and approval of legal permits, the inauguration has been delayed.

Legal security for Tesla

Jörg Steinbach, Head of Economy for the Brandenburg Land regional government, where the factory is located, stressed that the main objective “was that the pending decision of the Brandenburg Environment Office would provide legal certainty to the entire procedure”. Discarding a veto to the project by the Environment Office, since “it is not a new nuclear power plant.”

The representatives of the car factory want to hire about 12 thousand employees. At the moment, there are already some 1.800 people working.

M. Rodríguez

Source: bancaynegocios.com

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