简介：The Americas

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The Economist: The Americas

Brazilian politics: Coming into her own

during her first year as brazil’s president, dilma rousseff was careful not to make changes so big that they might be seen as a rebuke to luiz inácio lula da silva, her predecessor and patron. she waited to replace the pork-barrel ministers she inherited from him until corruption charges against them became overwhelming, and implemented only limit... (3 天前)

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Privatising Brazil’s airports: Fasten your seat bel

when the winning bid for the privatisation of guarulhos, s?o paulo’s main international airport, was read out on february 6th, the crowd at the city’s stock exchange gasped. at 16.2 billion reais ($9.4 billion), it was nearly 4 billion reais more than the second-highest bid, and 12.8 billion reais above the government-specified minimum. on offer was 51... (10 天前)

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Women in Mexican politics: The XX factor

until this year, no woman had ever been the presidential candidate for any of mexico’s main political parties. that changed on february 5th, when josefina vázquez mota, a former secretary of education and of social development, won the primary of the conservative national action party (pan). “i will be mexico’s first presidenta” (female president), ... (10 天前)

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Venezuela’s presidential campaign: Mano a mano

for the moment, henrique capriles has reason to be confident. the governor of miranda state is the front-runner in the democratic unity (mud) coalition’s primary, due on february 12th. according to datanálisis, a pollster, he leads pablo pérez, his closest rival, by 62% to 16%, though the margin of error is high and turnout could have a big effec... (10 天前)

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Canada’s housing market: Look out below

in few corners of the world would a car park squeezed between two arms of an elevated highway be seen as prime real estate. in toronto, however, a 75-storey condominium is planned for such an awkward site, near the waterfront. the car park next door will become a pair of 70-storey towers too. in total, 173 sky-scrapers are being built in toronto, th... (17 天前)

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The Economist: The Americas

Baseball in Latin America: Draft dodgers no more

try a cricket bat instead seen from the air, much of puerto rico’s northern coast is a mosaic of rooftops and treetops dotted with countless baseball diamonds. the island of 4m has sent a total of 234 players to america’s major league baseball (mlb)—twice as many as mexico. its baseball hall of fame, just outside san juan, features a salon full ... (17 天前)

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The Economist: The Americas

Ecuador’s retirement capital: Going gently

what’s the spanish word for dentures? the double-decker tour buses leaving the centre of cuenca, ecuador’s third city, rarely carry even ten passengers. yet when andrés and rocío molina held a viewing of their two-bedroom house for interested americans, some 30 boarded a bus provided by the estate agent.for three straight years this city of 330... (22 天前)

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