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Since many South American nations have dollar driven debts, the fact that the U.S dollar is expected to remain strong in the immediate future, many governments will struggle to pay their debt fees and experience a decline in budget revenues.

POLITICS: South American Geopolitical Forecast of 2017

By Vincent Lofaso - In South America, the geopolitical prospects differ between countries. Some nations will focus on deterring criminal syndications and settle peace deals with rebel forces while others…




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Economy: Mexico gains economic ground on Brazil

Mexico gaining economic ground on Brazil; Chile has most trade agreements of any nation; Peruvian minister assures that formal labor opportunities will continue expanding Mexico gaining economic ground on Brazil In the…


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Economy: IMF lowers growth projections for Latin America

IMF lowers growth predictions for Latin America; Venezuela continues to struggle with inflationary pressures; Moody’s increases Colombia’s debt classification IMF lowers growth predictions for Latin America The International Monetary Fund (IMF) revised…








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Brazil 05/12/11

Mantega announces new fiscal stimulus package, a British drug-smuggler is detained, and football legend Sócrates passes away.


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Peru 18/04/11

Holy Week celebrations allow Peruvians to catch their breath, as election frenzy subsides but presidential campaign lingers in the background.


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Ecuador 02/01/11

Despite radical restructuring in tax and oil revenue Ecuador shows second slowest rate of growth in South America.


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Brazil 12/12/10

President-elect Rousseff announced key members of her cabinet, while economic growth slowed and climate conference earns a lukewarm reception.


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