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Category Archives: Regions
Brazil’s drug gangs prepare for the World Cup
A provocative video-report from the UK’s Channel 4 News
Posted in Brazil
Tagged favela, favela drugs, favela pacification, favela rio de janeiro, favela world cup, rio drug gangs, world cup drugs
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Bachelet’s Chile: Take Two
James McBride on the prospects of Chile’s new government
Posted in Southern Cone
Tagged Bachelet, Chile, constitutional reform, education, Mercosur, Pacific Pumas, tax reform, The Pacific Alliance
2 Comments
Brazilian Bonds: Hot or Not?
Theodore Kahn on the financial markets’ love-hate relationship with Brazil.
Posted in Brazil, Uncategorized
Tagged bond markets, Brazil, Chavez, dilma, fiscal policy, Investment, monetary policy, Venezuelan bonds
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Why Bolsa Familia Works
Brazilian economist Carlos Góes on the libertarian roots of Conditional Cash Transfer programs
Posted in Brazil, Uncategorized
Tagged Bolsa Familia, Brazil, CCT, Conditional Cash Transfers, libertarian latin america, Lula, Mexico, Milton Friedman, Opotunidades
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The Pacific Pumas: An Emerging Model for Emerging Markets
A new study on Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile: The Pumas of the Pacific Alliance
Argentina’s Day In Court
A closer look at Argentina’s petition to the US Supreme Court
Posted in Southern Cone
Tagged Argentina, Argentine haircut, argentine holdouts, debt restructuring, Judge griesa, pari passu
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Gol Para Flamengo
Estádio do Maracanã (Rio de Janeiro) reacts to a goal for the home against Emelec of Guayaquil (Ecuador), 3.26.2014
Deconstructing the Myth of Democracy in Venezuela
Caraqueño Francisco Rodríguez on the evolving situation in Venezuela
Venezuela on Fire
Caraqueño Francisco Rodríguez on the protests that have shaken his country
No Se Mancha 