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Latin America

djean111

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8. I understand that. It is just that I don't see anything but a return of rich people buying

Reply to hack89 (Reply #7)

Thu Apr 9, 2015, 08:49 AM

Apr 2015

and running and privatizing if the United States has its way. And I am, I admit, a bit puzzled as to why the US needs to step in to any country it can get its hands on. Could it be for oil, and not the welfare of the people?

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China Spoils Washington's Economic War against Venezuela [View all] Demeter Apr 2015 OP

This is an interesting article. Real food for thought. Thank you. n/t Judi Lynn Apr 2015 #1

Latin America is attracting attention in my economics sources Demeter Apr 2015 #3

It's their own problem they didn't diversify their economies Marksman_91 Apr 2015 #2

Be that as it may, they deserve a chance to work themselves out of it, don't you think? djean111 Apr 2015 #4

But when the problem is government incompetence hack89 Apr 2015 #7

I understand that. It is just that I don't see anything but a return of rich people buying djean111 Apr 2015 #8

Nothing we are doing is impacting their economy hack89 Apr 2015 #9

Gosh, I was told the TPP and TTIP would fix all of our China problems!!!!!! djean111 Apr 2015 #5

More debt they can't pay. nt hack89 Apr 2015 #6