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airlines like Avianca, Latam, SKY and Arajet began offering seats and flights to travelers affected by the sudden suspension of the Viva Air last Monday afternoon.Avianca will close this Tuesday, February 28 and Wednesday, March 1, its sales on routes within Colombia dwhere it is required to rearrange Viva passengers. (Read in context: Viva Air: the reasons that led the airline to the crisis)It should be remembered that Viva Air has been going through a deep crisis for several years and, furthermore, the authorities have not ruled on the process of integrating this airline with Avianca.But what is each airline…

Chocoramo, one of the most recognized chocolate-covered cupcakes by Colombians, has been in the news on several occasions for its alliances with other products, such as Mc'Donald's ice cream and Kellog's cereal, and for its foray into the international market.The truth is that much has been speculated about how much sugar the price of this product will be affected, which has a high content of, for the taxes related to ultra-processed foods that will rightly come into force in the tax reform(You may be interested: It's official! Chocoramo confirms the release of its cereal). What does it consist of? Sugar-sweetened…

Two projects that seek to control illegal transportation in Colombia and that are in the Ministry of Transportation and in the Transportation Superintendency call the attention of local authorities to control this matter in the different territories. One establishes different normative elements so that the mayors' offices make decisions, control and penalize the vehicles that "illegally provide the transport service on different routes in their localities, a circumstance that shows that this service is provided generally and that the irregular service was apprehended by the communities". The other points out that decisions of fines of up to $34,800,000 can even…

The euro is the second most traded currency in the world, after the US dollar. According to the European Union on its website, at least 20 countries of the 27 that make up the political and economic association use it as their official currency. Among them, France, Italy, Austria, Portugal and Croatia. This currency was abandoned in the financial markets in 1999, but it was not until January 2002 that the first euro coins and banknotes entered into circulation. According to Invezz's team of finance experts, the member nations of the European Union accept the sovereignty of the European Central…