Central America: One single voice in face of crisisThe Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Economic and Social Integration in Central America started a working session to evaluate the possibility of speaking with "one voice" regarding the global financial crisis.Friday, December 5, 2008
Honduran Minister of Foreign Affairs, Angel Orellana, inaugurated the first session of the meetings which will conclude this evening and at which its is expected that a formal document will be presented to the leaders of the Central American Integration System (SICA), which will convene tomorrow for the XXXIII Ordinary Summit of Head of State and Government of the organization. Source: diariolasamericas.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?No Latin American country will be saved from crisisOctober 2008 The financial crisis will affect all Latin American countries, despite the fact that they are better position than in the past to withstand it, said Juan Jose Daboub, general director of the World Bank. Central America: External Vulnerabilities in FocusOctober 2008 This special report examines the channels through which Fitch-rated sovereigns in this sub-region could be impacted by external shocks, the robustness of their
various policy frameworks and the implications for creditworthiness of
increasingly challenging international conditions. The Lehman effect on Costa RicaSeptember 2008 Analysts and economic gurus are forecasting a dark future for the Costa Rican economy, after the failure of Lehman Brothers. The Lehman effect on GuatemalaSeptember 2008 Experts predict that the American financial crisis will be felt through fewer credit flows, foreign investment, exports and remittances.
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