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Latin American Economy & Business - October 2014 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Brazil: The presidential inbox (3)
Incumbent Dilma Rousseff of the ruling left-wing Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT) won the second round of the Brazilian presidential race on 26 October. Stripping away the claims and counter-claims of a bitterly fought election campaign, how serious are the economic problems she must now face?
- Peña Nieto at the two-year mark
- BRAZIL: Four-cornered struggle for the mobile market
- Mexico: Too many – and not enough
- REGION: No oomph in exports
- Bolivia: The presidential inbox (1)
- Uruguay: The presidential inbox (2)
- Brazil: The presidential inbox (3)
- Argentina: Social risks threaten moving into 2015
- Jamaica: So far, so good…
- Suriname: Fiscal slippage and other challenges
- Oil: Venezuela gets a sharp shock
- Colombia takes the crown in WB’s business environment report