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Author Archives: Mancha Contributor
BRICS Apart as Oil Prices Plunge
By World Bank Senior Advisor Otaviano Canuto
Posted in Brazil
Tagged Brazil, BRIC, China, India, Latin America blog, No Se Mancha, oil, Otaviano Canuto, Russia
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Are Mega-Trade Agreements a Threat to Brazil?
Brazilian economist, World Bank Senior Adviser and former Vice President Otaviano Canuto on the effect of global trade deals, TPP and TIPP on Brazil
Posted in Brazil, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, Latin America, Latin America blog, No Se Mancha, Otaviano Canuto, tpp, trade, TTIP
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Goni, But Not Forgotten
Financial Advisor, Political Analyst and Jolly Globetrotter Alex Rosen on the Trials and Travails of Bolivia’s Former President Goni
Posted in Andean Region
Tagged bolivia, goni, Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, Latin America blog, milton freedmon, morales, privitization
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The Region in 2015 Part 3: Argentina and Venezuela – The Emperor Has No Clothes
Russ Dallen, Managing Director of Caracas Capital Markets and Editor-in-Chief of the Latin American Herald Tribune, on the state of the Venezuelan economy *Note: This piece was originally published on the Financial Times’ beyondbrics blog
Posted in Andean Region, Caribbean, Southern Cone, Uncategorized
Tagged 2015, Argentina, Debt, Economy, fernandez, kirchner, Maduro, NML, oil, Venezuela
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The Region in 2015 – Part 2: Mexico – Now or Never
Jesse Rogers continues No Se Mancha’s preview of 2015 – a crucial year for Mexico.
10 Songs That Have Me Excited for Jamaica
Samuel George on that thump coming from his head phones
Posted in Caribbean
Tagged Beenie Man, Bob Marley, buju banton, Capleton, Damian Marley, driver, equal rights, I'm OK, Jah Amry, jamaican music, kinky reggae, Latin America blog, peter tosh, Punky Reggae party, reggae music, romie beenie man, Situations, Stephen Marley, that day will come, trip to jamaica
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Will 2015 be Tough Sailing for the Mexican Economy?
Social unrest, the timing of oil liberalization, and a highly divisive pre-electoral environment could put a damper on Mexico’s economy in 2015 writes Daniel Lemaitre
Posted in Mexico + Central America
Tagged 2014, 2015, 43, affect, Daniel Lemaitre, Economy, effect, Enrique Peña Nieto, hydrocarbon, iguala, Latin America blog, Mexico, normalista, oil, PAN, PRD, PRI, protest
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Good Times, Bad Times: A Conversation with Carlos Vegh
No Se Mancha staff writer Jesse Rogers interviews Uruguayan economist Dr. Carlos Vegh
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged carlos vegh, Colombia, economic, emerging markets, Inflation, interview, jesse rogers, Latin America blog, Mexico, monetary policy, Peru, SAIS, taper tantrum, venzeual
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The Strategic Relevance of Latin America for the United States
By Dr. R. Evan Ellis, professor of LATAM Studies at the Strategic Studies Institute (Note: This article was originally published on the Strategic Studies Institute webpage)
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