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Vai alla Scheda Paese »There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.
— John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Cabo Verde has a US$9.2 million deficit in public accounts in January
According to the summary report of the January budget execution, to which Lusa had access today, this performance continued to be conditioned by the economic consequences of the covid-19 pandemic, but with revenues up 12.1% compared to January 2021, as well as expenses, by 16.8%. The deficit equivalent to 0.6% ...
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As Warehouses Multiply, Some California Cities Say: Enough
Several municipalities in California’s Inland Empire have halted new projects to study their impact on pollution and congestion, but labor and business groups have warned that moratoriums could cost the region tax revenue and jobs.
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US tightens chip export controls to China
The United States has announced new export controls aimed at restricting China’s ability to buy and manufacture high-end chips with military applications, stepping up tensions between the countries.
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US trio, including ex-Fed chief Bernanke, win economics Nobel
The Nobel Economics Prize was on Monday awarded to a US trio for their contributions on explaining the role of banks in the economy.
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US trio, including ex-Fed chief Bernanke, win economics Nobel
STOCKHOLM: A US trio on Monday won the Nobel Economics Prize for research on banking's role in the economy, especially on the importance of avoiding collapses during financial crises.
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Don’t Borrow From Us To Fund Forex, Auctions, CBN Warns Banks, Others
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned commercial banks as well as authorised dealers to desist from accessing its discount windows to fund foreign exchange as well as Treasury Bills and Open Market Operations auctions. This was made known to authorised dealers in a circular issued by the CBN ...
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Bukele’s liberal reforms have made El Salvador an energy exporter
The president of the Central Bank of El Salvador, Douglas Rodríguez, confirmed that between January and July of this year, the country achieved a net export of up to US$31 million, making it no longer an energy importer from Honduras or Nicaragua. Under the economic program of Nayib Bukele, energy ...
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OAS urges dialogue between UK and Argentina on Malvinas Islands sovereignty
The General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) reiterated Friday the need for the United Kingdom and Argentina to resume dialogue on the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands (Falklands), a group of islands in the southern Atlantic Ocean that the South American country claims and that London controls ...
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US chip export curbs won't likely hurt Samsung, SK hynix: lawmaker
Amid a chaotic mood building among Korean chipmakers operating fabrication plants in China over Washington's chip export curbs on Beijing, a South Korean lawmaker said Sunday the companies are unlikely to be hurt, as the US would take some time to se
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German government furious as ‘friendly countries’ charge ‘astronomical prices’ for gas
By John Cody Germany has become extremely reliant on liquified natural gas from the United States to keep its industrial sector and economy afloat, and since the Nord Stream gas pipeline sabotage, Germany has become even more dependent. The pipeline explosion changed the entire geopolitical position of Germany, as it ...
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America Business Forum 2022: el encuentro de los líderes de la región que despierta a un nuevo mundo
Una jornada donde los Ceos, políticos y personalidades de la cultura y el espectáculo reflexionaron sobre la responsabilidad que tiene el ser humano con respecto al futuro
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Torna l’aborto in Arizona: Corte d’appello blocca il divieto
Bloccata la legge che impone un massimo di 15 settimane per un’interruzione di gravidanza. La questione Ohio
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Akelius ny huvudägare i Castellum – vd:n miljardsäljer
Det rör på sig i den ansträngda fastighetsbranschen. 40 miljoner aktier i Castellum, till ett värde av 4,6 miljarder kronor, har bytt ägare…
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Paraguay faces a turbulent election season
Paraguay's ruling Colorado Party is in turmoil just ahead of April 2023 elections. The right-wing conservative "Partido Colorado" has long dominated Paraguayan politics and has remained in power even amid the volatile anti-incumbent wave that has recently swept Latin America. With a brand focused on pro-business stability and traditional values ...
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Foreign investment in Cabo Verde rises 5.7% through June, boosted by Portugal
According to the latest monthly statistical report from the Bank of Cabo Verde (BCV), the archipelago attracted more than 4,904 million escudos (US$44.1 million) in foreign investment from January to June this year - mainly in the tourism sector - compared to nearly 4,639 million escudos (US$41.8 million) in the ...
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USA, accordo per vendere greggio riserve strategiche a compagnie petrolifere
(Teleborsa) - Il Dipartimento dell'Energia degli Stati Uniti (DOE) ha aggiudicato i contratti per l'acquisto di greggio dalla Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). L'aggiudicazione fa parte...
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Opinion from Argentina: Brazil – the best thing that could have happened to us
By Diego Ramiro Guelar* (Opinion) At the end of the 1960s - in the last century - Argentina accounted for 39% of South America's GDP, and Brazil for only 26%. Fifty years later, Argentina's share is 15%, and Brazil's is 51%. This explains why the admiration and respect that Brazilians ...
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El pozo se acerca al medio millón de dólares
Sucesos Contenido Premium: 0Hay oportunidades que se presentan solo una vez en la vida. Este viernes ...
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Social Workers Seek Domestication Of ISOWN Act By States
The Chartered Institute of Social Work Practitioners of Nigeria (ISOWN) has urged the 36 State governors of the Federation and the State Houses of Assembly to expedite action towards domestication of the law establishing the Chartered Institute of Social Work Practitioners of Nigeria, recently signed into law by President Muhammadu ...
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Tourist tax has already earned Cape Verde 85% of revenues for the entire year
According to a report from the Ministry of Finance on budget execution from January to July, revenues from the tourism tax amounted to CVE 405 million (US$3.6 million), equivalent to 85.3% of the budgeted by the government for the whole year 2022, which is CVE 475 million. This tax had ...
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Costa Rica agrees to US$710 million in IMF financing to combat climate change
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) technical mission today agreed with the government of Costa Rica on US$710 million in financing to help meet its agenda for transitioning to a carbon-neutral economy and addressing climate change. The agreement follows the third review by the IMF’s technical mission related to the US$1.77 ...