Positive Business Climate Boosts Global View of the US

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The 2024 “Best Countries” report by U.S. News & World Report reveals factors that contribute to a nation’s success, such as economic stability, quality of life, and the ability to adapt and grow in a dynamic world. This ranking, in collaboration with the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, analyzes the perception of 89 […]

American Cities with High Educational Attainment

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In the United States, cities with the most educated populations stand out not only for their high academic levels but also for their ability to generate innovation and attract investment. This is no coincidence, as individuals with higher levels of education tend to earn better salaries, creating a positive cycle of socioeconomic development. Moving to […]

Venezuelans Living in America Can Stay and Work

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Over 5.4 million people fled Venezuela due to an economic and political crisis. Opponents of the government are being mistreated and jailed, healthcare has collapsed, and inflation has soared. The Homeland Security Secretary of the US said these extreme and temporary circumstances have caused the US to step forward and support the Venezuelans already living […]

Watch: How to Become an American Citizen

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Have you ever wondered how to become an American citizen? First of all, it is important to understand that being American is a complete change of life and that the process itself is a long process that can take years. Watch this video explaining the process: We encourage you to contact the professionals of USAFIS […]

The Future Looks Bright for IT Jobs in America

With Information Technology (IT) continuing to expand, technology will begin changing in the workplace as people look for new ways to keep their jobs, learn new skills, and keep up with daily tasks.

Immigrants Benefit U.S. Cities

Immigrants make up 13.5 percent of the population of the United States. This is the highest percentage in over 100 years. The number of immigrants in the U.S. rose to over 13.5 million in 1910, from 2.5 million in 1850.