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Traditional and Non-Traditional Investment Issues in Latin America

Traditional and Non-Traditional Investment Issues in Latin America

One of the best times to invest in Latin America has been over the last few short years following the 2008 financial crisis. Investments in countries like Brazil and Mexico are at some of their highest rates in modern history. Despite this growth trend, some old investment problems still exist, combined with a new investment […]

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Understanding The U.S.-Mexico Illegal Drug Trade

Understanding The U.S.-Mexico Illegal Drug Trade

MEXICO CITY — U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pledged to stand "shoulder to shoulder" with Mexican president, Felipe Calderon, in its struggle against illegal drug cartels waging heinously violent campaigns at the U.S. border, and admitted America’s demand for illegal narcotics and the gun supply coming from U.S. arms makers were partly to blame for the problem.

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