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Latin American Economy & Business - September 2014 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Region: What the big two could do differently
Brazil and Mexico are the two economic giants of Latin America. They are suffering from slow growth (Brazil more so than Mexico). And they traditionally don’t pay too much attention to each other. This should change, says the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF), which suggests that greater integration between these two giants could help them both, and the rest of the region, to move more strongly on the path to recovery.
- Growing focus on ‘Marinaconomics’ as Brazil poll nears
- Mexico: An airport to define a presidency?
- Brazil: Embraer lands big Japanese order
- Mexico: Pemex restructures
- Chile: Scissorhands takes over at Codelco
- Region: What the big two could do differently
- Uruguay: Conservative Left vs. Innovative Right?
- Venezuela: About to default, or not?
- Peru: A change in the captain, not the course
- Trinidad & Tobago: Change for the better? Watch for the hard numbers
- Venezuela: Pdvsa and stealth devaluation