Challenges of development in Latin America

August 25, 2008
  • The meeting organized by CAF, the Ministry of Economy and Production and the Argentine Central Bank was held on August 26.
  • Participants included CAF President & CEO Enrique Garcia, Minister of Economy and Production Carlos Fernandez, and Central Bank President Martín Redrado, together with national and international experts.
  • The seminar analyzed the challenges faced by development in Latin America and how they can be addressed through better public policies.
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