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Economy & Business - August-September 2012 (ISSN 1741-7430)
EPN prepares to take office
The newly confirmed President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto of the traditional Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI) has assembled a transition team of 46 to liaise with a counterpart team assembled by the outgoing President Felipe Calderón. Peña Nieto represents broad continuity with the outgoing administration in economic policy terms, but has pledged to follow through on long since pending structural reforms. For that to happen though, the PRI will have to construct alliances in parliament.
- EPN prepares to take office
- Switching tack
- URUGUAY: Pluna auction crashes
- CHILE: Codelco resolves dispute over AAS
- BOLIVIA: More mining problems for Morales
- COLOMBIA: New economy minister to kick off tax reform
- PERU: Looking to diversify export markets
- GUATEMALA: Perez Molina moves on petrol pledge
- HONDURAS: There's no pleasing the IMF
- NICARAGUA: Banking on mining
- PANAMA: Consolidating its competitive edge
- CUBA: Drip-fed reform frustrates in Cuba
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: IMF signals “challenging” situation
- Regional Free trade agreement with Mexico takes effect
- TOURISM: Latin America takes a fifth of global tourists
- ENERGY: Latin America begins to exploit its global Sunbelt position
- FOREIGN INVESTMENT: Batista's row with Chile
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Mobile banking set for take off