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Tag Archives: Latin America blog
The Brazilian Economy in a Second Dilma Administration
Video: What’s Next for Brazil?
Posted in Brazil
Tagged Brazil, cornelius fleischhaker, dilma, Economy, education, kellie meiman, Latin America blog, levy, Otaviano Canuto, raul juste lores, riordan roett, samuel george, trade
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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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Kickstarting the Brazilian Economy in a 2nd Dilma Administration
Come check out No Se Mancha co-founders Samuel George and Cornelius Fleischhaker as they present their new study Five Steps to Kickstart Brazil with a star panel
Will Mexico’s Political Crisis Hurt Its Economy?
By Samuel George
Posted in Mexico + Central America
Tagged 22, 43, Economy, Enrique Peña Nieto, Growth, iguala, Latin America blog, Mexico, political crisis, reform, tlatlaya massacre
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Quantitative Easing in the EU: Addressing the Symptom or the Cause?
Samuel George on the lessons from Argentina
Will the Real Evo Morales Please Stand Up?
Samuel George on the re-inauguration of Bolivian President Evo Morales
Posted in Andean Region
Tagged Alba, bolivia, constitution, Economy, el alto, Evo Morales, la paz, Latin America blog, legacy, lithium, natural gas, samuel george, third term
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The Curious Case of Brazil’s Closed Economy
World Bank economists Otaviano Canuto, Cornelius Fleischhaker and Philip Schellekens on the origins and costs of Brazil’s closedness to international trade
Posted in Brazil, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, brazil economy, BRIC, Latin America blog, trade
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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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Fixing Education in Brazil: Its More Than Money
By Samuel George and Cornelius Fleischhaker, authors of Five Steps to Kickstart Brazil
Posted in Brazil
Tagged Brazil, cornelius fleischhaker, dilma, Economy, education, Growth, Latin America blog, samuel george
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Latin America in 2014: Year in Review
A look back at Latin America in 2014 via the top posts from No Se Mancha
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Argentina, Bolsa Familia, Brazil, brazil election, Carlos goes, cornelius fleischhaker, creative economy, Debt Crisis, iguala, Inflation, jesse rogers, Latin America, Latin America blog, latin america in 2014, orange economy, Pacific Pumas, protest, samuel george, Venezuela
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