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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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Chile, Colombia and Peru agreed to work on rules to enable cross-border stock trading from next year as a first step...
Latin American nations are leading their Western counterparts with respect to diversity in renewable energy.
The Mexican economy was hit hard by the slump that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers last year.
This crisis is different from the many others that have shaken Brazil over the past couple of decades.
Presidents of Brazil and Colombia said after a meeting Monday that they will seek ways to double bilateral trade next...
Hernando de Soto is an economist who in 2004 Time magazine named as one of 100 leaders for the new millennium.
Over the course of the 20th century, Argentina’s relative standing in world incomes fell sharply. By 2000, Argentina’s...
Recession had substantial impact on Latin America and Caribbean
Latin America will see 3 percent growth next year as it helps lead global recovery, said a World Bank economist.
Mr Chávez declared a “freeze” on diplomatic ties and said he would seek alternatives to Colombian goods.
The country's armored-car fleet now numbers some 86,300 vehicles according to the Brazilian Association of Armoring, a...
Rio de Janeiro will host the 2016 Olympic games, the event’s first visit to South America. Robert Baade, of Lake Forest...
After presiding over Latin America’s big success story for two decades, the centre-left Concertación coalition looks...
role in the global community and it is our duty to train the next generation of leaders in Latin America and the...
Good news for Latin America: a new United Nations study projects that the region's economy will start recovering in the...
Goldman Sachs has had quite a year, one that's included a roller-coaster ride from near-death experience to record...
Mexico City - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim didn't become the world's second-richest man by playing nice with rivals.
The man who helped wrest control of congress away from Argentine President Cristina Fernandez is urging her to start...
The latest figures showing that China is emerging from the global crisis sooner -- and more vigorously -- than...
Until not too long ago, Latin America was a distant observer of the Middle East conflict. That's changing really fast...
Patrus Ananias is Brazil's minister of Social Development and Fight Against Hunger. His ministry is organizing the...
A report from the Brookings Institution, in partnership with the Inter-American Development Bank.
The twin curse of a housing collapse and credit crisis has ravaged Cemex. In a cold market for borrowing, Cemex has $5.
China’s links to the region are deepening fast. Indeed, if the mooted $15bn bid for Repsol YPF’s Argentine oil unit by...
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