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Andean Group - February 2012 (ISSN 1741-4466)
COLOMBIA: Building a new country
Over the past decade, Colombia has become a new country in more ways than one. Increased security has resulted in increased investment, more employment and the enlargement of a previously tiny middle-class. More importantly, Colombians themselves are highly optimistic about their country’s future, which has also served as an incentive for them to stay, work and invest in their own future at home. This, however, means that they need a place to live and securing ownership of their own homes has become a priority for many families.
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