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Recurring indicator · Uruguay · Macro indicators · checked

Uruguay records 20 consecutive years with inflation above the regional median

According to ECLAC December-to-December series, Uruguay recorded 3.6% inflation in 2025 compared to a regional median of 2.8%, ranking 6th out of 14 countries. This reflects a −1.8 pp change from the 5.5% observed in 2024.

24.256.58.7511Latest change −33.6%Jan 2003: 10.19Jan 2004: 7.59Jan 2005: 4.9Jan 2006: 6.38Jan 2007: 8.5Jan 2008: 9.19Jan 2009: 5.9Jan 2010: 6.93Jan 2011: 8.6Jan 2012: 7.48Jan 2013: 8.52Jan 2014: 8.26Jan 2015: 9.44Jan 2016: 8.1Jan 2017: 6.55Jan 2018: 7.96Jan 2019: 8.79Jan 2020: 9.41Jan 2021: 7.96Jan 2022: 8.3Jan 2023: 5.11Jan 2024: 5.49Jan 2025: 3.653.65Jan 2003Jan 2009Jan 2014Jan 2020Jan 2025
CEPALSTAT: economic indicatorsSep 8, 2026View analysis and records
Recurring indicator · Dominican Republic · Macro indicators · checked

Dominican Republic recorded in 2024 its lowest unemployment rate since its 2010 series began at 5.1%

According to the ECLAC annual average rate series, no value fell below 5.1% across the 15 years recorded since 2010. The figure represents a −0.2 pp change compared with 5.3% in 2023.

4.55.386.257.138Latest change −3.2%Jan 2010: 5.21Jan 2011: 6.09Jan 2012: 6.72Jan 2013: 7.35Jan 2014: 6.72Jan 2015: 7.33Jan 2016: 7.08Jan 2017: 5.51Jan 2018: 5.66Jan 2019: 6.17Jan 2020: 5.84Jan 2021: 7.38Jan 2022: 5.29Jan 2023: 5.31Jan 2024: 5.145.14Jan 2010Jan 2014Jan 2017Jan 2021Jan 2024
CEPALSTAT: social indicatorsSep 6, 2026View analysis and records
Recurring indicator · Ecuador · Tax revenue · checked

Ecuador’s SRI-reported tax revenue fell 31.9% between April and May 2026

The monthly total fell from 2,863.83 million USD in April to 1,949.54 million USD in May 2026, a difference of −914.29 million USD.

1.4B1.8B2.2B2.6B3BLatest change −31.9%Jan 2026: 2.3BFeb 2026: 1.59BMar 2026: 1.99BApr 2026: 2.86BMay 2026: 1.95B1.95BJan 2026Feb 2026Mar 2026Apr 2026May 2026

Collections are assigned to the taxpayer’s fiscal domicile; they do not measure economic activity in the canton.

SRI tax collection by geographyJul 12, 2026View analysis and records
Context · El Salvador · Budget execution · checked

El Salvador’s accrued public spending ended 2025 5.5% below 2024

The fiscal series totals USD 12.033 billion in 2025 versus USD 12.732 billion in 2024; the 2025 value was nevertheless 75.7% higher than in 2018.

03.5B7B10.5B14B2018: 6.85B2019: 7.96B2020: 9.23B2021: 9.64B2022: 10B2023: 10.5B2024: 12.7B2025: 12B12B20182020202220232025
Budget execution by institution and programJul 10, 2026View analysis and records
Investigation · Paraguay · Sanctions · checked

Two Insumos Medicos awards are dated within recorded ineligibility periods in 2021

DNCP dates two Insumos Medicos S.A. awards March 16 and June 1, 2021, worth PYG 13.261 billion in total. Both dates fall within several INHA periods associated with the same tax identifier.

02.47B4.93B7.4BInstituto de Previsión Social(IPS)Instituto de Previsión Social (IPS)7.4B · 55.8%Instituto de Previsión Social (IPS): 7.4BMinisterio de Salud Pública yBienestar Social (MSPBS)Ministerio de Salud Pública y Bienestar Social (MSPBS)5.86B · 44.2%Ministerio de Salud Pública y Bienestar Social (MSPBS): 5.86B

Processes without a linked award have null amount and do not contribute to the sum; their reference value is preserved in source_context. Awards repeat per supplier: the sum is not guaranteed to be a unique award total and count counts records, not tenders. Use convocatorias for reference values.

DNCP awardsJul 10, 2026View analysis and records
Recurring indicator · Bolivia · Macro indicators · checked

Bolivia recorded its highest poverty rate since 2011 reaching 44.7% in 2025

According to the harmonised ECLAC series started in 1999, the figure rose by 7.1 percentage points from 37.7% in 2024. The last year with an equal or higher record was 2011, when it reached 45.1%.

3040506070Latest change +18.8%Jan 1999: 63.5Jan 2000: 66.4Jan 2001: 63.1Jan 2002: 63.3Jan 2005: 59.6Jan 2006: 59.9Jan 2007: 60.1Jan 2008: 57.3Jan 2009: 51.3Jan 2011: 45.1Jan 2012: 43.3Jan 2013: 38.9Jan 2014: 39.1Jan 2015: 38.6Jan 2016: 43Jan 2017: 42.24Jan 2018: 39.9Jan 2019: 37.17Jan 2020: 39.05Jan 2021: 36.41Jan 2022: 37.74Jan 2023: 36.48Jan 2024: 37.65Jan 2025: 44.7244.72Jan 1999Jan 2007Jan 2014Jan 2019Jan 2025
CEPALSTAT: social indicatorsSep 15, 2026View analysis and records
Recurring indicator · Costa Rica · Macro indicators · checked

Costa Rica recorded the region's largest inflation drop between 2022 and 2025

According to ECLAC data (December to December), the country's inflation went from 7.9% to -1.2%, a 9.1 pp drop. Among the 14 countries analyzed with data for both years, Costa Rica ranked 14th by its 2025 level.

-4-0.536.510Latest change −245.7%Jan 2019: 1.52Jan 2020: 0.89Jan 2021: 3.3Jan 2022: 7.88Jan 2023: -1.77Jan 2024: 0.84Jan 2025: -1.23-1.23Jan 2019Jan 2021Jan 2022Jan 2024Jan 2025
CEPALSTAT: economic indicatorsSep 13, 2026View analysis and records
Recurring indicator · Mexico · Macro indicators · checked

Mexico records 15 consecutive years with GDP growth below the regional median

According to ECLAC constant-price data, the country recorded 0.5% against a regional median of 3.7% in 2025, ranking 13th out of 14 countries. This represents a −1 pp change compared to 1.5% in 2024.

-10-5.5-13.58Latest change −66%Jan 2008: 0.94Jan 2009: -6.3Jan 2010: 4.97Jan 2011: 3.44Jan 2012: 3.55Jan 2013: 0.85Jan 2014: 2.5Jan 2015: 2.7Jan 2016: 1.77Jan 2017: 1.87Jan 2018: 1.97Jan 2019: -0.39Jan 2020: -8.35Jan 2021: 6.05Jan 2022: 3.71Jan 2023: 3.12Jan 2024: 1.46Jan 2025: 0.50.5Jan 2008Jan 2012Jan 2017Jan 2021Jan 2025
CEPALSTAT: economic indicatorsSep 13, 2026View analysis and records

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