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Latin America
Mexico: The Stranger Next Door
Defying its troubled reputation, Mexico is becoming an economic power. Will Americans notice? -
Latin America
Edir Macedo, Brazil's Billionaire Bishop
Edir Macedo has built an empire preaching faith as the path to prosperity. Brazilian prosecuters say Macedo's approach to wealth amounts to a fraud designed to enrich him more than his followers -
Latin America
Brazil's Domestic Servants Get Work Equality
A landmark reform means families may have to do their own laundry -
Global Economics
The Global Gay-Rights Revolution
Americans' growing acceptance of gay marriage reflects a worldwide sea-change in attitudes toward homosexuality -
Emerging Markets
With M.A.C., Estée Lauder Enters Emerging Markets
The "all races" makeup brand helps fuel its parent's global push -
Emerging Markets
BRIC Investors Lose Their Taste for Stocks
Poor returns dim shares' luster in Brazil, Russia, India, and China -
Latin America
After Chávez, What Happens to Venezuela's Oil?
Chávez plowed PDVSA profits into welfare projects, starving it of funds for exploration and production -
Alpha Investors
Mexico's Carlos Slim Is Still the Richest, but Bill Gates Is Gaining
Troubles at América Móvil cut $7 billion off his fortune in a month -
Latin America
For Chávez's Successor, Venezuela's Economy Looms Large
Inflation, a big budget deficit, and a decimated oil industry defy an easy solution -
Latin America
After Chávez: A Better Way to Help Venezuela's Poor
Chávez's successors should look to Alaska and do what he never did: Turn oil to cash -
Latin America
Hugo Chávez, R.I.P.: He Empowered the Poor and Gutted Venezuela
Chávez re-energized politics in Venezuela but adopted ruinous fiscal policies and left Caracas one of the world's most dangerous cities -
Emerging Markets
Corporate Power Is Decaying. Get Used to It
Foreign investors are buying up iconic U.S. brands, but the clout of companies everywhere is slipping away -
Latin America
Venezuela's Double-Edged Devaluation
Venezuela's decision to devalue its currency, the bolivar, may have been Hugo Chávez's parting blow to foreign multinationals -
Energy
Brazil's Cheaper Electricity Comes at a Cost
President Rousseff cuts utility rates to boost a sagging economy -
Latin America
Argentina's Tax Man Toughens His Collection Tactics
The country's tax evaders must beware Ricardo Echegaray
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Latin America
Edir Macedo, Brazil's Billionaire Bishop
Edir Macedo has built an empire preaching faith as the path to prosperity. Brazilian prosecuters say Macedo's approach to wealth amounts to a fraud designed to enrich him more than his followers -
Latin America
Mexico: The Stranger Next Door
Defying its troubled reputation, Mexico is becoming an economic power. Will Americans notice? -
Energy
Brazil's Cheaper Electricity Comes at a Cost
President Rousseff cuts utility rates to boost a sagging economy -
Latin America
Mercury's Poisonous, Profitable Role in the New Gold Rush
Millions of small-scale gold miners use the toxic metal, which makes illegal trade in it very lucrative -
Latin America
Argentina's International Trade Disaster
Under Argentine President Cristina Fernández, you can't import goods without exporting something of equal value. That's led to a weird economy—and it's in danger of collapse -
Latin America
Hugo Chávez, R.I.P.: He Empowered the Poor and Gutted Venezuela
Chávez re-energized politics in Venezuela but adopted ruinous fiscal policies and left Caracas one of the world's most dangerous cities -
Global Economics
The Global Gay-Rights Revolution
Americans' growing acceptance of gay marriage reflects a worldwide sea-change in attitudes toward homosexuality -
Latin America
After Chávez: A Better Way to Help Venezuela's Poor
Chávez's successors should look to Alaska and do what he never did: Turn oil to cash -
Latin America
Argentina's Tax Man Toughens His Collection Tactics
The country's tax evaders must beware Ricardo Echegaray -
Economy
2013 Forecasts From Around the World
Economists and others peer into their crystal balls -
Latin America
Brazil's Domestic Servants Get Work Equality
A landmark reform means families may have to do their own laundry -
Latin America
In Brazil's Favelas, a Middle Class Arises
The shantytowns attract major retailers -
Emerging Markets
The Rise of Innovative State Capitalism
After years in the dark, state-run economies such as China's are now cutting-edge. Is free-market capitalism obsolete? -
Latin America
Uruguay's Government Eyes Legalized Marijuana
The South American country sees green in plans for a state-run pot monopoly -
Latin America
After Chávez, What Happens to Venezuela's Oil?
Chávez plowed PDVSA profits into welfare projects, starving it of funds for exploration and production
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Latin America
Edir Macedo, Brazil's Billionaire Bishop
Edir Macedo has built an empire preaching faith as the path to prosperity. Brazilian prosecuters say Macedo's approach to wealth amounts to a fraud designed to enrich him more than his followers -
Latin America
Mexico: The Stranger Next Door
Defying its troubled reputation, Mexico is becoming an economic power. Will Americans notice? -
Latin America
Mercury's Poisonous, Profitable Role in the New Gold Rush
Millions of small-scale gold miners use the toxic metal, which makes illegal trade in it very lucrative -
Energy
Brazil's Cheaper Electricity Comes at a Cost
President Rousseff cuts utility rates to boost a sagging economy -
Latin America
Argentina Goes Rogue Again
To generate a trade surplus, the country is restricting imports -
Emerging Markets
The Rise of Innovative State Capitalism
After years in the dark, state-run economies such as China's are now cutting-edge. Is free-market capitalism obsolete? -
Latin America
Argentina Tries the Chávez Way
President Cristina Fernández's move to nationalize Argentina's leading oil producer should scare off any remaining foreign investors -
Latin America
Brazil's Domestic Servants Get Work Equality
A landmark reform means families may have to do their own laundry -
Latin America
Argentina's International Trade Disaster
Under Argentine President Cristina Fernández, you can't import goods without exporting something of equal value. That's led to a weird economy—and it's in danger of collapse -
Latin America
After Chávez: A Better Way to Help Venezuela's Poor
Chávez's successors should look to Alaska and do what he never did: Turn oil to cash
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Latin America
Edir Macedo, Brazil's Billionaire Bishop
Edir Macedo has built an empire preaching faith as the path to prosperity. Brazilian prosecuters say Macedo's approach to wealth amounts to a fraud designed to enrich him more than his followers -
Latin America
Mercury's Poisonous, Profitable Role in the New Gold Rush
Millions of small-scale gold miners use the toxic metal, which makes illegal trade in it very lucrative
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