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Author Archives: Samuel George
Interview with Energy Expert John Padilla on Mexico’s Reforms
A few months ago I had a chance to catch up with John Padilla in Mexico City to talk about the Mexican energy reforms.
GrieFault: What it Means for Argentina
On the economic, political and legal ramifications
Posted in Southern Cone
Tagged Argentina, Axel Kicillof, Default, griefault, holdout, thomas griesa
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Colombia and Venezuela: Business in the Time of Cholera
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos prepares to meet with his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro.
Are Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru Prepared to Pounce?
Posted in Andean Region, Mexico + Central America, Southern Cone
Tagged Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Pacific Alliance, Pacific Pumas, Peru
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The Pacific Pumas in 23 Graphs
Is the Pacific Pumas study TL;DR for you? Check out the Pacific Pumas in 23 graphs
Posted in Andean Region, Mexico + Central America, Southern Cone, Uncategorized
Tagged Alianza del pacifico, Chia, Chile, China, Colombia, constitutional reform, Debt, defecit, Ease of doing business, foreign reserves, Growth, Latin America, mexican reforms, Mexico, MILA, Pacific Alliance, Pacific Pumas, peace process, Peru, tariffs, TTIP
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The Case for Mexican Energy Reform
Former Mexican Finance Secretary Pedro Aspe on why energy reform can be a game changer in Mexico
The Pacific Alliance–What’s the Big Idea?
As the Pacific Alliance kicks off its ninth summit in Nayarit Mexico, this short video takes a look at why it matters at all.
Posted in Andean Region, Mexico + Central America
Tagged Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Pacific Alliance, Pacific Pumas, Peru
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The goal is peace: how Colombian football could affect the election
Can a football victory influence an election?
Posted in Andean Region, Uncategorized
Tagged Colombia, Colombia world cup, Colombian national team, election, football and politics, Santos, Uribe, Zuluaga
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Mercosur and the Pacific Alliance – do opposites attract?
Samuel George’s new post for the FT’s beyondbrics looks at the Pacific Alliance’s overtures to Mercosur. The Pumas must be crazy, right?….Right?
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