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Author Archives: Samuel George
The Pumas of the Pacific Alliance
This post contains excerpts of a longer piece by the author published in the Financial Times
Posted in Andean Region
Tagged Chile, Colombia, Mexico, MILA, Pacific Alliance, Pacific Pumas, Pacific Pumas of the Pacific Alliance, Peru
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Bolivia & Chile: Less Hot Air, More Gas
You can’t win at the negotiation table what you lost on the battlefield. But you can sell gas to the people who beat you.
Play Ball! Why Capriles Contests an Election He Will Lose
The Venezuelan opposition has won the public perception battle abroad but they have lost it at home. Win or Lose, Henrique Capriles has challenged this narrative
Posted in Andean Region, Uncategorized
Tagged Capriles election, Chavez Capriels, Pedro Carmona, Venezuela Boycott, Venezuela election
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BRIC by BRIC: Building an Alternative to the Washington Grid
Posted in Brazil, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, BRIC analysis, BRICS Summit, China, IMF, India, Jim Yong King, Russia, World Bank, World Bank response to BRICS
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Message In a Bottle
Lessons for Europe from Latin America – The Cliff Notes
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Argentina, Cyprus, Debt Criris, Europe, Greece, Latin America, Maradona, No Se Mancha
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What Greece Can Learn from Argentina
Excerpt based on a new Bertelsmann Foundation Paper “Surviving a Debt Crisis: Five Lessons for Europe from Latin America” Release Date 3.21.1013
Posted in Southern Cone, Uncategorized
Tagged Argentina, Currency Peg, Euro Crisis, Greece, GREXIT, Messy Default, Suboptimal Currency Union
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Event: Surviving A Debt Crisis
Join us next Thursday, March 21st as the Bertelsmann Foundation and the Council of the Americas roll out our new study “Surviving a Debt Crisis: Five Lessons for Europe from Latin America.”
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