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Diego Fonseca is a correspondent and journalist, with a B.A. in Communications from the National University of Córdoba. Having graduated from the INCAE Business School in the Sustainability Management Program, he holds an MBA from the Business Institute. Since 2003 he has been an editorial consultant for the Interamerican Bank of Development and a member of the Editorial Board of MicroEnterprise Americas, a journal specializing in mirofinances of the Multilateral Investment Fund. Between 2004 and 2005 he was an independent consultant for USAID (United States Agency for International Development), training more than 200 journalists from Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia in free trade, competitiveness, and regional development. Since 2006, he has also been the editor of AméricaEconomía, the foremost economic and business journal in Latin America, where he has created and positioned various products.
Policy clouds a promising economy with commodities at a true peak
The core of the crisis between the Cristina Fernández’s government and agricultural producers is not fiscal but rather related to economic sustainability as well as medium- and long-term cultural confrontations that have a long history, the author claims.
The future of the petroleum company PEMEX in play
The Mexican congress should debate how to extract the best profit from the diminishing supplies of petroleum and its elevated price before the business ends because it is surrounded by the laws of protection and environmental sustainability. However, while
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