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Economy & Business - September 2021
PARAGUAY: Top of the class for business?
The business climate across Latin America is improving, and Paraguay is doing best of all, according to a report published by the Brazilian university and think-tank Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV).
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- ECUADOR: Seeking to quell mining concerns
- VENEZUELA: Digital currency and reconversion unlikely to bring stability
- BOLIVIA: Looking to new avenues for growth
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- ARGENTINA: Playing the long game with the IMF
- BRAZIL: Will Angra 3 deliver value for money?
- BRAZIL: ‘Political noise’ hits economy
- REGION: Argentina and Brazil in pipeline talks
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- URUGUAY: Seeking out the knowledge economy
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- NICARAGUA: Nicaragua’s gold provides economic lifeline, but trouble may be brewing
- REGION: Increased efforts to help MSMEs deal with pandemic impacts
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- MEXICO: Military involvement expands in business activities unrelated to security
- MEXICO: Full recovery to pre-pandemic GDP levels will not be reached this year
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