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Latin America Risk: what to look for in 2016
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Report summary
The new year promises to be pivotal for Latin America. The political opposition in key countries welcomed the year on firmer footing, which suggests a shift away from heavy state intervention and regulatory volatility that has plagued many of the countries for almost a decade. Nevertheless, a difficult external environment, notably from a decelerating China and a depressed oil market, are distracting governments and will exacerbate economic malaise in the near term.
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- Executive summary
- The political pendulum swings
- Region confronts stiff economic headwinds
- Brazil losing its way?
- Venezuela at the tipping point
- Argentina on the upswing?
- Peace accord on the horizon
- Conclusion
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