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Weekly Report - 28 February 2013 (WR-13-08)
ECUADOR: Correa courts investors
A buoyant President Rafael Correa has followed up his emphatic electoral triumph on 17 February by reaching out to foreign investors. Correa is seeking significant investment in the nascent mining sector in order to reduce Ecuador’s dependence on oil exports, as well as improved infrastructure, to help the country achieve sustainable economic and social development.
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