Kuczynski: Peru's fall guy The curtain came down on Peru's latest experiment with liberal economics last month when President Alejandro Toledo sacked Economy and Finance minister Pedro-Pablo Kuczynski. July 31, 2002
This content is from: Portfolio Pedro Pablo Kuczynski Win Reassures Markets, but Can He Govern? Peru’s new president faces a Congress controlled by the party of his rival, Keiko Fujimori; infrastructure is one area where they may agree. By Jen Werner June 30, 2016
This content is from: Portfolio 4 Reasons Why There’s Hope for a Turnaround in Brazil As the country gears up to host the Olympics, there are signs that it is on track to break its recent streak of losing headlines. By Shamaila Khan By Paul DeNoon July 28, 2016
An uneasy peace in La Paz "What happened in Bolivia," Evo Morales, the country's main opposition leader, tells Institutional Investor, "is that the symbol of neoliberalism was knocked down." November 07, 2003
This content is from: Portfolio Daily Agenda: Debt Concerns Hang over Improving Chinese Data Economic data overshadowed by IMF warning; Microsoft to buy LinkedIn; Symantec to acquire Blue Coat; Blackstone raises long-term fund; MKM’s Strugger on volatility prospects. By Andrew Barber June 13, 2016
