Guy Sorman: The two Latin AmericasBeyond appearances and the sense of belonging in Latin America, there are at least two Latin Americas when it comes to culture, politics and economy.Thursday, November 27, 2008
The establishment of democracy in the new Latin America is a vital metamorphosis that for a long time was not expected. Is its a historical refutation of those ideologists who condemn some nations to despotism in name of some not so well known cultural differentiation? It is also a refutation of those ultra-liberals in Latin America, wayward disciples of Milton Friedman who for a long time preferred the "illustrated despotism" of the generals in order to get to the market economy: Pinochetism is now presented as a local accident, not as a need. Source: ABC.es ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?The Battle That Liberals Must FightNovember 2014 Costa Rica is the one of the best examples of what happens when obstacles like the coming and going between state paternalism and trade affect the social and economic development.
Economic Outlook in NicaraguaNovember 2012 After upgrading the System of National Accounts, reports for the second quarter 2012 indicate an acceleration in economic growth, of 4.2%, compared to the same period of 2011. Franchises of Political ModelsNovember 2009 Latin American businessmen are proposing franchising a 'political-corporate' development scheme to counter the prevailing 'Chavez model'. UNDP: "Guatemala's economic model failed"November 2008 The country's 2007-2008 Human Development Report will be presented today by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
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