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Privatization in Latin America
1993Examining the privatization experience of case studies, within Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, and Colombia, this book evaluates the empirical evidence on privatization and assesses the validity of the criticisms raised to show that privatization can lead to increased profitability and productivity, firm restructuring, fiscal benefits, output ...
Ernesto Sepúlveda +16 more
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1988
According to the 1987-1988 Directory, there are 14 CINP members in the Latin Americas. They represent less than 2% of the total (743) membership.
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According to the 1987-1988 Directory, there are 14 CINP members in the Latin Americas. They represent less than 2% of the total (743) membership.
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Epilogue: Latin America Beyond Latin America?
2008As The Movies of My Life illustrates, conventional notions of Latin America have been shaken by the social and cultural dynamics of the last decades. If Latin America was defined in opposition to the United States, globalization has led to the omnipresence of North American culture.
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Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 2000
The epidemic in Latin America has placed an unexpected additional burden on the health care systems and national economies, already weak and affected by severe problems. Specific regional diseases in addition to common opportunistic infections, and particularly the high incidence of TB, produce a different picture compared with the United States and ...
Jorge Murillo +4 more
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The epidemic in Latin America has placed an unexpected additional burden on the health care systems and national economies, already weak and affected by severe problems. Specific regional diseases in addition to common opportunistic infections, and particularly the high incidence of TB, produce a different picture compared with the United States and ...
Jorge Murillo +4 more
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Ophthalmology in Latin America
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1996This YEAR, the United States hosted the "Summit of the Americas" that brought together heads of states from all of the Americas to discuss and provide solutions to many of the problems faced in our hemisphere. As US ophthalmology becomes globalized, it is in the interest of ophthalmologists to know the current status and possible solutions to the ...
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The China Quarterly, 1961
When in 1953 the Central Obrera Boliviana was examining the proposals for agrarian reform submitted by a commission appointed by the President of Bolivia, the Communist José Pereira criticised the proposals and read out a draft law on agrarian reform which, in the opinion of the Communists, adequately met Bolivian conditions. Nuflo Chavez, Minister for
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When in 1953 the Central Obrera Boliviana was examining the proposals for agrarian reform submitted by a commission appointed by the President of Bolivia, the Communist José Pereira criticised the proposals and read out a draft law on agrarian reform which, in the opinion of the Communists, adequately met Bolivian conditions. Nuflo Chavez, Minister for
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