Garanti Bank is celebrating its 20th year at the forefront of the digital banking revolution, fulfilling its ambition to help customers bank when, where and however they want.

In Paraguay, smartphone penetration has reached more than 76% of the population, according to the Latin American Mobile Economy Index. This opened up a world of possibilities for financial inclusion, La Nación reports.

84.7% of Spaniards feel that minors’ Internet access should be totally or partially restricted, according to the Sociological Research Center’s (CIS), opinion barometer from February.

Today, March 8th is International Women’s Day, a celebration that dates back to 1911. The first International Women’s Day was celebrated in some European countries to protest women’s working conditions.  In 1977, the UN General Assembly declared that March 8th would be the International Day for Women’s Rights and World Peace.

Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, debuted in the New York Stock Exchange with 44% gains, Expansión reports. Its shares reached $24.48 after starting at $17 – higher than the $14 and $16 analysts were predicting.

BBVA Executive Chairman Francisco González expressed his commitment to Mexico during his visit to Mexico City, announcing new investments to move forward the transformation process at BBVA Bancomer. “We are going to invest $1.5 billion,” he said,  following a meeting with Mexican Minister of Finance and Public Credit, José Antonio Meade. The 5-year investment plan will help BBVA Bancomer to leverage technology and develop solutions for its customers.