Latin America round up: Hugo Chávez watch

by Chloe Hayward

This month’s plans for a Latin American regional bank hit the rocks as Brazil raised objections to president Hugo Chávez’s plans for the bank.

In accordance with his aim of moving Latin America more to the left, and away from US-influenced institutions such as the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank, the Venezuelan head...

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Latin America round up: Hugo Chávez watch

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