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Economy & Business - March 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
OIL : Argentina's problem
Eight former Argentine energy ministers issued a public warning about
country's declining oil and gas production in March. The eight (Emilio Apud,
Julio César Aráoz, Enrique Devoto, Roberto Echarte, Alieto Guadagni, Jorge
Lapeña, Daniel Montamat and Raúl Olocco) pointed out that both reserves and
production had fallen year-on-year between 2003 and 2010. The ministers noted
that Argentina was the only oil producer in South America where both production
and reserves were in steady decline.
- Too much of a good thing?
- A haven but fundamental problems loom
- MEXICO: Picking up
- BRAZIL: Selic goes to two-year high
- ARGENTINA: Still on the up
- CHILE: Slamming on the brakes
- PARAGUAY: Unions try to cash in on boom
- URUGUAY: Message received and understood
- BOLIVIA: Morales hits some problems
- COLOMBIA: Regaining investment grade
- ECUADOR: Bullish
- PERU: Booming
- VENEZUELA: All about oil
- COSTA RICA: Worries about inflation
- CUBA: Devaluing
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Central bank acts
- GUATEMALA : Speculators accused over maize price rises
- HONDURAS: On the mend
- PANAMA: Overheating the risk
- NICARAGUA: Record exports
- OIL : Argentina's problem
- MINING: Japan keen on Bolivia's lithium
- BUSINESS: Latin America shifts on nuclear ambitions
- DEBT: Chile's booming debt market