Latin American entities initiate dialogues on labor and business stability

Various regional and national entities are engaging in dialogues to address economic and labor challenges. In Soledad de Graciano Sánchez, Mexico, municipal authorities and CANIRAC are collaborating to support the restaurant sector through training and business incubators to reduce closure risks.

In Argentina, Halliburton has opened a dialogue with suppliers in the Vaca Muerta region to seek alternatives and ensure stability within the local value chain. Meanwhile, in Venezuela, labor organizations are organizing national consultations to defend workers' rights amidst economic and political crises.

In Mexico, the CTM and CCE are discussing a shared labor agenda, including topics such as working hour reductions, wage improvements, and the impact of AI. In El Salvador, the Superior Labor Council is discussing modernizing work schedules without reducing existing rights. In Chile, energy companies are focusing on social sustainability and community integration, while in Colombia, the Montería Chamber of Commerce is promoting legal tools for business insolvency to preserve jobs.