- XI OLACEFS assembly held in Panama
Delegates from 21 SAIs gathered in Panama City, Panama, to celebrate the XI Assembly of the Organization of Latin American and Caribbean Supreme Audit Institutions (OLACEFS) from August.20-44, 2001. Participating countries included Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Portugal, Panama, ......
- Latin America United
UIP's Jorge Peregrino Receives International Honor at ShowEast ......
- XIII OLACEFS General Assembly Held in Cuba
HEADNOTE Delegates from SAIs throughout Latin America met in Havana, Cuba, to celebrate the XIII General Assembly of the Organization of Latin American and Caribbean Supreme Audit Institutions (OLACEFS). The Assembly was hosted by the Cuban SAI (the Ministry of Audit and Control) November 12-15, 2003. Participating OLACEFS member SAIs ......
- Attracting foreign investors to Latin
America.
Ever since Mexico set off the "debt bomb" in 1982 and Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela followed Mexico's lead by arbitrarily discontinuing payments on their enormous foreign debt, bankers and creditors have had a bitter taste in their mouths for Latin American credits. A decade later, the countries have instituted reforms, ......
- MEXICO MOVES TO EXPAND TRADE WITH ARGENTINA &
PERU.
Mexico is moving quickly to expand trade relations with two South American partners, Argentina and Peru, partly filling the potential loss of trade with Venezuela, which recently announced plans to withdraw from the Group of Three (G-3) agreement with Mexico and Colombia (see SourceMex, 2006-05-17). In mid-June, the Mexican and ......
- Brazil, Mexico lead Latin American exhibition
LONDON -- It will be fiesta time over the next five years for the exhibition market in Latin America according to a report published Wednesday. Covering the key markets of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela, the report says boxoffice hit $1 billion for the first time in ......
- Latin America's Digital Struggle
Bogged down by limited broadband penetration, high prices and astronomical piracy rates, the Latin American download business has been struggling to survive from its very infancy.