‘Argentina’s foreign reserves…this is one of the main subjects of concern here in these times of uncertainty and political unrest,’ says Paola Pecora.

‘Imported inflation is generating the greatest damage in Latin America, even when domestic demand remains strong,’ says Paola Pecora.

A new community in South America is born with a variety of diverse and complex objectives spanning cultural, social and economic realms… another aim is the social inclusion, the civic participation, the strengthening of democracy for all.

With oil prices climbing to higher than $133, to what extent does Mexico benefit from this? Is it taking advantage of this special time?

“Venezuela, one of Latin America’s most populist countries has a very high inflation rate, control on market prices and shortages. This seems to be a constant practice for countries with this type of regime, and even more so in this region where governments define this practice as “redistribution of wealth”. It seems like the only thing that they distribute is inflation,” says Paola Pecora.