Juan Carlos Echeverry was not an ordinary finance minister. Euromoney met him on August 10 in what was to be his last in-depth interview with a foreign journalist.
Ordinarily, Echeverry eschews the delicacies of diplomatic language, and this was no exception. He betrayed no obvious signs that his tenure at the finance ministry was coming to an end, but if he did know (as the official version of the resignation would have us believe) then his statements were more unguarded than usual.
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