Brazil’s Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (Fiesp) considered the government’s decision not to renew the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) an “important step towards the consolidation of its image as a secure destination for foreign investment.”
type in your search and press enter
Industry Leader Calls Brazil’s Divorce from IMF a Hospital Discharge
-
-
- 23 views
You May Also Like
Brazil Sees Cape Verde as Warehouse for Its Products
In addition to the various cooperation agreements signed on January 14 with Cape Verde, ...
Brazil One of the First to Recover from Global Crisis, Says Minister
Brazilian Finance minister, Guido Mantega. said Tuesday, July 14, that Brazil is not facing ...
Brazil’s Trade Surplus Falls 35% to US$ 19.44 Bi, Worst in 10 Years
Brazil posted its smallest annual trade surplus in a decade last year as a ...
Minister Announces in Morocco Brazil Will Soon Get Investment Grade
Ministers of Arab and South American countries approved this Wednesday, May 23, in Rabat, ...
Religion and Dance, Brazil’s Maracatu Takes On New York
In 2000, Scott Kettner, 29, a music graduate from New School University, moved to ...
Experts Call US$ 20 Bi Brazil-Venezuela Gas Pipeline a Pipe Dream
Petroleum and energy experts seriously questioned this week Venezuela, Brazil and Argentina’s project to ...
Whale Strayed in Brazil’s Amazon Dies Before It Can Be Rescued
A Minke whale that had strayed deep into the Amazon rainforest has been found ...
In Blackwater Style Syngenta Hires Militia and Brazilian Landless Is Killed
In the Brazilian state of Paraná, Valmir Mota de Oliveira of Via Campesina, an ...
Brazilian Court Halts Building of Dam on Indian Land
During a meeting last week at Brazil's Ministry of Justice in BrasÀlia, 40 leaders ...
Central Bank Chief Wants Brazil to Emulate China in Education Investment
Talking to São Paulo business leaders, in a speech where he explained he wanted ...
