The Copa América, a sporting tournament held in the United States, is also experienced in different areas of the economy of each country, an economy that is undoubtedly impacted by the price of gasoline in a time of crisis in the region.
The average price of gasoline worldwide is estimated to have reached US$4.94 per gallon, and Venezuela is the third most affordable country in the world to purchase this fuel.
According to the most recent Global Petrol Price report, Colombia has one of the lowest prices in the region, with a gallon of petrol at US$3.78.
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On the other hand, the countries with the most expensive gallon of gasoline as of June are Uruguay with US$7.4, followed by Chile with US$5.4 and Costa Rica with a price of US$5.3.
Who would win each group of the Copa América?
If it were up to the price of gasoline, this is how each group in this sporting event that attracts the attention of the continent would look:
After Venezuela, the cheapest gasoline in the region is in Bolivia, with an average price per gallon of US$2.05.
