Latin America in the Mirror of Globalization

China captures 30% of world private investment in the developing world, while Brazil receives barely 7%. Since 1990, Latin America has reduced poverty from 48,3% to 35,1%, while in Vietnam nowadays it does not reach 15%. Despite its economic growth and its social advances in recent years, Latin Amer...

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