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Kerwin García never planned to flee his native Venezuela. Nowadays he sometimes wonders if he'll ever fit into his adopted country, Co...
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In Venezuela, Maria Corina Machado easily won the opposition's presidential primary on Sunday. That should set her off for a face-off against Ni...
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MOST people don’t realize that Cuba oftentimes punches well above its weight in the international arena. Take its hosting of the mi...
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Believe it or not, the 2000s happened more than 20 years ago. Paris Hilton is now not just the singer of Stars are Blind, she’s grow...
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The European Commission has revised down its economic forecast, warning that stubbornly high prices for goods and services are "taking a heavier...
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As part of her official visit to Kenya, European Union Commissioner for International Partnerships, Ju...
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Last week I interviewed three prominent Latin American economists, two of them former chiefs of the central banks of Brazil and Mexico and one a fo...
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Across Latin America at the turn of the twenty-first century, mass protests and popular discontent with the failures of neoliberalism upended de...
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China’s economic activities in Latin America are changing. Its focus on gaining access to the hemisphere’snatural resources, which dr...
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Innovation is a key driver for economic development, and Latin American nations are starting to take consistent steps in that direction.
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