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Latin American Economy & Business - August 2018 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Colombia: Alberto is the man
Colombian President-elect Iván Duque has appointed Albert Carrasquilla as his finance minister, as well as completing other key appointments to his cabinet ahead of his inauguration on 7 August. Duque has also shed some additional light on his future economic policies.
- Foreign direct investment down again in 2017
- Bolivia: A growing appetite for private consumption
- Mexico: Nafta deal looking more likely
- Colombia: Alberto is the man
- Cuba: Signs of movement?
- Economic Highlights
- Region: The recovery is getting tougher for some
- Mexico: AMLO’s signals
- Brazil: Problems stored up for next government
- Region: Making the case for e-government
- Chile: Growth forecast up, but Moody’s still downgrades
- Guatemala: Out of the car and onto the train
- Region: Free trade rules (maybe)
- Region: Agro sector set to grow
- Region: Corporate Radar