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Economy & Business - August-September 2012 (ISSN 1741-7430)
URUGUAY: Pluna auction crashes
The Uruguayan State was forced to take over the administration of the partly-state-owned airline Pluna SA in mid June, when the Leadgate consortium, which owned 75% of the company, pulled out of the enterprise after refusing to inject cash for capitalisation purposes. In early September the Uruguayan government was forced to cancel an assets firesale when three of the four interested companies walked away from the sale just hours before it was due to take place.
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- 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