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Posts Tagged ‘ Paraguay ’

What I Heard from a Government Official in a Small Tax Haven

Jun 4th, 2008 | By Tom Dyson | Category: Emerging Markets

There was a knock at the door. A soldier entered the room and raised his arm in salute. Then he drove his boot heels together to produce a loud snap. He waited for the politician’s attention…



Full of Illusions, UNASUR is Born

May 27th, 2008 | By Horacio Pozzo | Category: Politics & Economics

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.



You’ve Never Considered the Next Great Emerging Market

May 23rd, 2008 | By Tom Dyson | Category: Emerging Markets

I asked my taxi driver if he knew where I could buy an AK-47. The driver studied me for a second. He paused. And then he said, “I know somewhere… Vamanos.”



The Largest Electricity Exporter

May 21st, 2008 | By Tom Dyson | Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy

Yesterday I visited the world’s largest hydroelectric power plant. The name of this plant is Itaipu. It sits on the border between Brazil and Paraguay, on one of the largest rivers in Latin America, the Rio Parana.