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Latin American Economy & Business - February 2017 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Venezuela: The cost of corruption – a big unknown
Of the many countries in Latin America plagued by corruption, Brazil clearly has stood out in the past 18 months. Transparency International and others believe that the situation in Venezuela, however, is also very serious; albeit in the absence of data it is almost impossible to know the true extent of the problem.
- Clouds over Nafta
- Mexico: Trump detonates North American car wars
- Region: IMF more cautious
- Argentina: Green shoots
- Brazil: Reforms on the radar
- Cuba: Fiscal acceleration ahead of 2018 transition
- Chile: Central Bank shifts to monetary easing
- Trinidad & Tobago: Slightly brighter prospects ahead for 2017
- Venezuela: Official shake-up as recession deepens
- Region: Tolerance for corruption is fast eroding in Latin America
- Peru: The cost of Odebrecht
- Panama: Another Odebrecht blow
- Venezuela: The cost of corruption – a big unknown
- Region: Corporate Radar