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Brazil & Southern Cone - August 2008 (ISSN 1741-4431)
BRAZIL: Lula tries to perform delicate balancing act
Brazil's President Lula da Silva went to Buenos Aires in early August
to mend relations with Argentina, after the fallout over Brazil's decision to
accept the WTO proposal to end the impasse over global trade liberalisation.
Lula and his Argentine peer, Cristina Fernández, demonstrated their willingness
to cooperate, but it was clear that divergences remained.
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- ARGENTINA: More splits appear in Kirchnerismo
- CHILE: Bachelet on 'rebound' as economy perks up
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: ARGENTINA
- CHILE: Embassy bombing seen as 'isolated' and motiveless
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: CHILE
- PARAGUAY: Lugo makes bold foreign ministry appointment
- URUGUAY: Astori makes bid for presidency
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: PARAGUAY
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: URUGUAY
- BRAZIL: Inflation eases
- BRAZIL: "Betraying" partners for ethanol concessions
- BRAZIL: Lula tries to perform delicate balancing act
- BRAZIL: Voters threatened by Rio militias
- Golden times for Brazil's Petrobras