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The article discusses the amount given through Argentina's Food Card in March 2026, revealing that it remains the same as in previous months and is determined by family composition.

The article discusses the significant impact of the Ferrero group on the Italian social and economic landscape, especially through its operations in Irpinia.

Experts suggest that Brazil is in urgent need of a new social security reform to address pressing economic challenges.

Argentinian companies are facing the dual challenge of strengthening their legitimacy and redefining their role as social actors amidst a transforming political and geopolitical landscape.

Jussi Lindgren, a special assistant to Finland's Finance Minister Riikka Purra, sharply criticizes the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in his blog post, warning of dire economic consequences if the SDP were to lead the government.

In Caracas, Venezuela, people are returning to social life despite the challenging economic circumstances.

Artificial intelligence has provided predictions regarding the conclusion of the war in Ukraine, presenting two scenarios that analyze economic and social factors influencing the potential outcomes.

Spain has expressed its opposition to lowering environmental and social standards in order to enhance the economic competitiveness of the European Union.

The Maranhão Carnival 2026 not only provided joy but also generated income for hundreds of local informal vendors through state support programs for small entrepreneurs.

The article discusses the ongoing frustrations and challenges faced by Iceland as it navigates its path forward amidst multiple disappointments.

Sociologist Sighard Neckel argues for a radical overhaul of the economy, stating that green capitalism has failed in the face of climate change exacerbated by anti-environmental consumptive behaviors of the wealthy.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding Canada's GDP per capita falling below that of Alabama, prompting debates about economic status versus moral superiority.

Ukraine has announced a 12.1% increase in pensions and insurance payments starting March 1, as part of its ongoing pension enhancement policy amid economic challenges.

The Brazilian government is considering disbursing the 13th salary for INSS beneficiaries in April and May 2026, impacting approximately 35 million people and injecting nearly R$ 80 billion into the economy.

Economist Mansueto Almeida argues for a return to fiscal control methods from Michel Temer's administration while criticizing current social spending increases.

The article criticizes Sweden's Moderate Party for neglecting the economic legacy established by former leaders Borg and Reinfeldt, highlighting concerns over their handling of the national economy and responsibility towards future generations.

The article discusses various aspects of the economy and social issues facing the country, focusing on the contributions of individuals who dedicate their lives to public service.

The first Korea Local Impact Strategy Forum focused on utilizing local data to combat regional extinction, emphasizing tailored support and growth in social solidarity economy organizations.

Latvian Bank President Mārtiņš Kazāks warns that allowing the withdrawal of second-pension-level savings would primarily benefit short-term expenditures and adversely affect less affluent citizens.

Latvia received 4.6 billion euros from EU funds during the 2014-2020 planning period, benefiting thousands of businesses and households.

Several popular shops and social groups in Reykjadalur will close down this summer due to various challenges.

Political commentator Erik Holstein criticizes the Danish government's 2035 economic plan as lackluster and overly bureaucratic, indicating that key parties Socialdemokratiet and Venstre are hesitant to align with Prime Minister Løkke.

US President Donald Trump announced an increase in global tariffs from 10% to 15% and criticized a court decision via social media.

The article discusses the pivotal role that leading companies and their executives play in driving economic and social development in modern countries through innovation, competitiveness, and community engagement.

The article examines who financially supports social charges in Argentina, emphasizing the differing perspectives between economists and non-economists.

In his column, Kari Enqvist critiques economic experts who impose their views on ordinary people, advocating for a life of uncomplaining labor while contrasting it with their privileged lifestyles.

The article discusses reader feedback on minimum wage trends in Brazil and critiques on economic analysis regarding productivity and real minimum wage.

In defiance of a Supreme Court ruling, President Donald Trump announced an increase in global tariffs from 10% to 15% via a post on Truth Social.

Countries worldwide are developing green finance taxonomies that categorize projects aimed at achieving environmental and social objectives, including climate change mitigation and adaptation, biodiversity, and circular economy.

The article discusses the worsening conditions in various sectors in Iceland.

The chairwoman of the Independence Party expresses satisfaction over the government's finding of a third economist to support a contentious social security bill, while raising concerns about the criticism it has faced from various experts and interest groups.

The number of families in Piracicaba, Brazil receiving Bolsa Família support has surpassed 12,000 for the first time in six months, according to the Ministry of Development and Social Assistance.

The article discusses the strategic importance of supporting women's entrepreneurship in the context of the current dynamic and unpredictable global economy.

A Brazilian delivery man has gained popularity on social media by showcasing his income while dressed as Spider-Man, claiming earnings of up to R$ 700 daily in Teresina.

The potential indexation of social security in Iceland raises concerns regarding its impact on the government's fiscal policy limits.

Poland's Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) announced that pensions and disability benefits will increase by 5.3% starting from March 2026, surpassing previous government forecasts.

The Interamerican Group has presented its Social and Economic Impact Report (SEIA) for the years 2019-2024, highlighting its contributions to the Greek economy and society amidst various crises.

The article discusses Mexico's readiness and situation as it approaches the World Cup amid various economic and social challenges.

The Agenda São Carlos event will feature influencer Rick Chesther, focusing on local economic development and social impact.

Finland will reduce social assistance payments by 2-3% for all adults starting from March, affecting approximately 377,000 recipients.

A study by Harvard reveals that, despite serious economic challenges, Spain's economy shows resilience through 19 positive indicators.

Brazil's social security system faces significant financial challenges, prompting discussions for new reforms to address the rising deficit.

Canadian athletes at the Milan Cortina Olympic Games are diversifying their funding sources, increasingly leveraging social media for sponsorships and personal branding after the International Olympic Committee eased restrictions.

The article discusses the importance of constitutional revision in Greece, emphasizing its implications for education and independent authorities in light of ongoing economic crises.

The article explores the struggles of Cuban families through the lens of personal letters expressing sorrow and frustrations amid economic hardships.

The article discusses the declining trend of traditional week-long ski holidays in Italy due to economic, social, and environmental factors.

The article discusses how modern consumers increasingly seek social validation before making purchases, highlighting the importance of emotional and communal filters over traditional marketing strategies.

Brazilian news covers various local issues including police investigations, social crises, and events related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article covers various topics from a recent broadcast, including economic perceptions, changes in food voucher rules, controversial court decisions, and police investigations into serious crimes.

Anses is distributing social benefits today, February 12, based on the last digit of the national identity document.