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8 April 2011India dependent on Brazil & Argentina for edible oil and pulses
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India imported a record $2 billion worth of soy oil from South America in 2010, most of which came from |
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5 May 2011The other BRIC in Latin America: India
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When trade relations between Argentina and China hit choppy waters early last year, a new partner suddenly appeared on the horizon. In April 2010, Beijing stopped buying Argentine soybean oil in Tagged Under Argentina , Bolivia , Brazil , indo-latin , LAC , Pablo Neruda , TCS , Trinidad and Tobago , Uruguay |
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27 July 2010India: Latin America’s next big thing?
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Over the past decade, the economic performance and future prospects of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) have been radically transformed by the emergence of China, a fast growing, immensely Tagged Under Argentina , Bolivia , Brazil , Chile , FTA , indo-latin , LAC , Mexico , SEZ , Uruguay |
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17 June 2011The Latin road to Arab democracy
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The scenes that plagued Latin America through the 1980s bear a striking resemblance to those enveloping the Arab World since Mohamed Bouazizi set himself ablaze in Tunisia nearly 30 years later. Tagged Under Arab Spring , Argentina , Latin America , Latin American revolts , Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva , Mohamed Bouazizi , Peru , the lost decade , Tunisia |
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1 December 2010Systems overload: Drug laws and prisons in Latin America
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In response to concerns regarding the impact of drug legislation on human rights and civil liberties and Latin America’s prison crisis, the Transnational Institute (TNI) and the Washington Office Tagged Under Argentina , Bolivia , Brazil , Colombia , drug trafficking , drugs , Ecuador , Mexico , Peru , prison systems , Uruguay |
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3 May 2012Kick Argentina out of the G20? Absurd
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Argentina’s partial renationalization of its oil company, Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales (YPF), has triggered a veritable frenzy of anti-Argentine sentiment. Tagged Under Argentina , G20 , Spain , Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales |
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