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Economy & Business - March 2007
CUBA: Government blames administrative problems
The government claims that poor management is hampering the economy. This claim belies previous assertions by the government that the economy has been growing at double digit rates.
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- 2007 comes into focus
- BOLIVIA: The cost of the floods
- COLOMBIA: Inflation points to higher interest rates
- VENEZUELA: Inflation still uncomfortable
- ECUADOR: Budget gets through congress
- PERU: Tax collection rising
- Growth slumps
- Better than expected
- ARGENTINA: Economy grows by 8.5% in 2006
- CHILE: Central bank holds rates at 5%
- PARAGUAY: Dollar problems
- URUGUAY: The problems of de-dollarising
- COSTA RICA: Dollar likely to rise
- CUBA: Government blames administrative problems
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Inflation falls sharply
- EL SALVADOR: IMF endorses Saca's policies
- GUATEMALA: First Cafta litigation
- HONDURAS: IMF worries
- NICARAGUA: Government conciliatory on IMF
- PANAMA: Colón free zone to expand
- OIL: Pemex admits deepwater disappointments in Mexico
- YPFB changes in Bolivia
- PRIVATISATION: Revisiting road privatisation in Mexico
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