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Economy & Business - April 2012 (ISSN 1741-7430)
PERU: The model economy
In the first two months of 2012 accumulated real annual GDP growth was 6.3%, prompting the central bank to revise its forecast for the year up to 5.7%, from 5.5% previously.
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- CHILE: Piñera unveils tax reform
- URUGUAY: Investment grade again
- BOLIVIA: Morales - one step ahead of Argentina?
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- VENEZUELA: Spending controls lifted
- GUATEMALA: Petrocaribe mooted again
- NICARAGUA : Greening the energy matrix
- HONDURAS : Relentless fuel price rises
- PANAMA: Ripples for Martinelli
- EL SALVADOR: First quarter remittances up almost 10%
- CUBA: Non-farm co-ops to soak up excess labour
- COSTA RICA: Scrambling for alternative fiscal measures
- TELECOMS: International firms wake up to Latin America’s potential
- INSURANCE: Latin America’s underdeveloped insurance market
- WINE: Vintners in Uruguay seek to appeal to Asian palates