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LATIN AMERICAN ECONOMY
The economy of Latin America continues to increase at a steady rate, as these once-small nations are finding their place on the world stage. Latin American economy covers all of the factors facing the economies of these growing nations.
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Honduras faced increasing political and economic isolation on Wednesday as the European Union told its ambassadors to...
Bouyed by domestic economic fundamentals, Brazilian stocks are poised for gains in the third quarter, although...
The decision by the IMF board to issue interest-bearing notes, with a maturity of up to five years, opens the way for...
Brazil’s government has announced a series of “anti-cyclical” measures to boost growth since the onset of the global...
Businessman Ricardo Martinelli was sworn in as Panama's new president on Wednesday, promising to start the biggest...
After surging during the second quarter, stocks in Mexico face a bumpy ride over the next three months with corporate...
Grenada Prime Minister Tillman Thomas stood before a roomful of world leaders at the United Nations in New York last...
The U.S. government said Tuesday that it was not renewing valuable tariff exemptions for Bolivia, complaining that the...
Cuba is letting workers hold multiple government jobs for the first time under an overhaul of the island's labor system.
Brazil has extended cuts in sales taxes on 70 capital goods and reduced long-term interest rates to stimulate the...
The World Bank said it will pause lending to Honduras as Manuel Zelaya, the deposed president, announced plans to...
Argentina, which considers itself the world’s bread basket, faces having to import wheat next year after the worst...
More than 200 companies from around the world have factories in Reynosa, Mexico, employing 128,000 workers with average...
Logging and other activities ruin tribal lands and set off protests that lead to the revocation of laws to further...
Chávez's so-called back-to-the-land movement calls for the redistribution of land -- increasingly properties that the...
.Venezuelan officials plan to invalidate some pharmaceutical patents and allow domestic manufacturers to produce...
Chile's bid to be the first South American member of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development by the...
General Motors Corp. is halting production in Venezuela for three months starting Friday. Ford Motor Co.
The United States lacks a coordinated strategy to stem the flow of weapons smuggled across its southern border, a...
If Bernard Madoff had tried to run his Ponzi scheme in Brazil, it would never have got off the ground.
Ecuador is expected to announce this week that 95 per cent of the holders of $3.2bn of defaulted debt are willing to...
Latin America's largest economy slumped into a technical recession in the first quarter as the global economic crisis...
Brazil is recovering more quickly than expected from the global economic crisis, data for gross domestic product in the...
The arrest of a top drug cartel chief in Cancún comes a week after a deadly shootout killed 16 alleged cartel members...
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