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Economy & Business - December 2007 (ISSN 1741-7430)
CUBA: Raúl continues to go his own way
Raúl Castro, Cuba's leader, is giving further indications that his economic
ideas are very different from those of his brother, Fidel Castro. Raúl has been
running Cuba since Fidel handed over power to him in June 2006.
- The end of cheap food
- MEXICO: Waiting on the US
- BRAZIL: Booming
- BRAZIL: Senate blocks tax extension
- ARGENTINA: Near 9% growth again
- CHILE: Chile raises interest rates
- PARAGUAY: 6% growth
- URUGUAY: 6.2% growth in third quarter
- BOLIVIA: Inflation up and likely to rise again
- COLOMBIA: The threat from Venezuela
- ECUADOR: The economic angles in the constituent assembly
- PERU: Government boosts education spending
- VENEZUELA: What does Chávez's referendum defeat mean for the economy?
- COSTA RICA: Industrialists happy
- CUBA: Raúl continues to go his own way
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: IMF failure
- EL SALVADOR: Trade deficit rises
- GUATEMALA: Vat evasion falls
- HONDURAS: IMF deal in February
- NICARAGUA: Exports beat target
- PANAMA: Economy grew 9.2% in 2007
- OIL: Ecuador blows hot and cold
- REGION: The Banco del Sur
- REMITTANCES: Ecuador sees remittances rise
- DEBT: Companies likely to scale back borrowings
- REGION: Going down