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Brazil & Southern Cone - June 2017 (ISSN 1741-4431)
Mixed results for Brazil’s economy in the first quarter
Latin America’s economy grew during the first quarter of the year after two years of successive contractions. This technically lifts Brazil out of economic recession, but many analysts warn that this recovery may be short-lived. In the absence of greater political certainty, Brazil’s economic prospects for the second quarter of the year already look decidedly less rosy.
- Temer overcomes major threat to his presidency
- Social discontent grows in Brazil
- Mixed results for Brazil’s economy in the first quarter
- Cambiemos looks to have electoral advantage for midterms
- Electoral repercussions of Odebrecht scandal
- Cartistas capture congress
- Bachelet seeks to recover initiative ahead of November vote
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: CHILE
- Mining aspirations ended
- Sendic in the firing line
- Tunnelling through the Andes