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19 January 2012Women Take Power in Brazilian Government
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff is the first female head of state of Latin America's largest country. All but one of her inner circle of advisers are women, and she has appointed women to many of the nation's most important posts. Tagged Under |
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1 January 2012World Economic Situation and Prospects 2012
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For developed countries, the United Nations cautions against fiscal austerity, calls for additional short-term stimulus spending, a redesigning of fiscal and economic policy to promote structural growth and suggests ensuring sufficient resources are made available for developing countries. Tagged Under |
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14 December 2011One-on-one with leaders in the Americas today
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on free trade, security policy and his first year in office. Tagged Under |
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2 December 2011Rise of the TIMBIs
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Turkey, India, Mexico, Brazil, and Indonesia are all quickly growing democracies with similar demographics. Their surging labor forces and political openness will see them grow into major economic powers. Tagged Under |
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