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Latin American Economy & Business - October 2018
Colombia: No jam today
The new administration of President Iván Duque has been promising tax reforms and other measures to improve the country’s public finances. But by refusing to offer jobs and other benefits to political parties, he may be making it more difficult to get congressional approval for these initiatives.
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