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Water Struggle in Chile
Chile is going through a water struggle with the advent of recent natural calamities namely the drought and floods this year. Flash floods in the Andes caused contamination of Santiago’s water supplies as the river Maipo was muddied leading to … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, Chile
Tagged Augusto Pinochet, environment, privatization, water
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Food Security vs Environmental Conservation: Brazilian Cerrado’s example
In the face of farm crises and fear of not being able to import enough food in the 1970’s, Brazil, stepped up to the challenge and established itself as an agricultural miracle as the total value of the country’s crops … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, Brazil, USA
Tagged Australia, Canada, cerrado, Embrapa, enviromental, European Union, good security, Paraguay, rainforest, the amazon
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Entrepreneurship and Latin America
Entrepreneurship is an interesting phenomenon that has revolutionized many economies and become a mainstream policy objective for most countries. Research indicates that Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) tend to constitute 95-99% of the business activity in any economy. In fact, over … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, Chile, Latin America, Panama
Tagged Argentina, Buenos Aires, Chile, Entrepreneurship, Latin American Diaspora, Palermo Valley, Panama, SMEs, Stanford, Startup Chile
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