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Economy & Business - December 2010 (ISSN 1741-7430)
COLOMBIA: Santos hails peso depreciation<br>
The government of
President Juan Manuel Santos is pleased with the weakness of the peso against
the US dollar since the beginning of September 2010.The government claims that
this is proof that its policies to prevent the peso appreciating are working.
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