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Latin American Economy & Business - June 2018 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Venezuela: Economic crash after the elections?
Venezuela’s transition from relentless, rolling crisis to total economic collapse has been predicted many times: despite that the government has managed to stumble on regardless. Yet after the re-election on 20 May of President Nicolás Maduro, in polls widely seen as illegitimate, there seem to be only two realistic options: things will either continue as they are, or they will get even worse.
- Call to think big on trade
- Region: Currencies take a hit
- Venezuela: Economic crash after the elections?
- Brazil: Truckers’ strike erodes confidence
- Argentina: Making love or war with the IMF?
- Economic Highlights
- Mexico: Nafta renegotiation in difficulties again
- Colombia: Economic suggestions for the next president
- Region: Export growth strong but slowing
- Jamaica: More encouraging prospects
- Chile: Pinera unveils economic plans
- Mexico: Business calls time over violence
- Bolivia: Will Morales surf the lithium wave?
- Brazil: Vegetarians in the home of beef
- Region: Corporate Radar