imperialism in latin america in the 19th century

... (2). Growth in the size and influence of civil society in Brazil since the 1980s has facilitated the positive change. Increasingly democratic processes have lengthened the policy decision-making process, ... facing increasing pressure from donors to achieve financial sustain- ability, which, in turn, is forcing some to charge clients escalating prices for care. Indeed, a number of NGOs are relying increasingly ... and reproductive health in Latin America 673Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 2000, 78 (5) coordination among the different levels of the health system in both the public and private...

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... increased R&D spending and R&D intensity (of about 3%) in both the full sample of firms and in the sub-sample of innovative firms, and they rejected the hypothesis of subsidies crowding ... commercial information, hiring and training of specialized staff, and increased investments in export promo- tion activities. In quantitative terms, participation in PROCHILE increased by one the ... ndings suggest that SME programs are having tangible impacts on the short and medium term intermediate outcomes that they are targeting. Do these gains in intermediate outcomes translate into...

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... the training of educational personnel, from teaching colleges to in- service training for existing teachers. By the year 2015, all teacher-training programs, under the jurisdiction of the Ministries ... education 1. Preamble Gathered in Mexico City, in the context of the XVII International AIDS Conference, with the objective of strengthening the response to the HIV epidemic in formal and non-formal ... settings, we, the Ministers of Health and Education of Latin America and the Caribbean: 1.1 Affirm our commitment to the right to the highest possible level of health, education, non-discrimination...

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... increases the effective marginal The State of Social Protection in Latin America and the Caribbean 33 insurance; (2) providing guidelines on ways to extend coverage by ration- alizing financing ... State of Social Protection in Latin America and the Caribbean: Recent Progress and Pending Challenges 11 Slow progress in improving the coverage of Latin America and the Caribbean’s (LAC’s) traditional ... groups (such as mothers and children). They are administered by the 20 Achieving Effective Social Protection for All in Latin America and the Caribbean insurance systems operating in parallel, often...

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... in Latin America. 4 In particular, it assesses their effectiveness in containing bank credit to the private sector, and its interactions with other policies. For this purpose, we examine the ... Literature on the Latin America Experience In general, there are only a handful of studies examining the recent experience effectiveness of RRs in the region. 20 The analysis is hindered by the heterogeneity ... Since this constraint is likely to be violated in practice, fixed- effects (f_i) in the model were incorporated to allow for individual heterogeneity in the levels of the variables. Since the...

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... interest rate policy. They would tighten the credit channel directly, without further increasing capital inflows. threatening indebtedness or otherwise endanger the resilience of the financial ... Expected-Inflation Augmented Taylor Rule 30 5. NRIR: General Equilibrium Model 31 6. Latin America: Interest and Output Gap 32 7. Latin America: Interest Gap and Economic Growth 33 8. Latin America: ... risk and inflation premiums, as well as the easing in global financial conditions; (explaining the drivers behind the downward NRIR trend is beyond the scope of this paper). 20 , 21 In almost...

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... survived the hardships that often presented themselves in life. Point of Analysis: I feel that the author was a bit long winded in her explanations of some things. There are many things that ... with female kin, the web grew through the non-relative friends of kin as a girl grew she made her own friends and they were incorporated into this familial world. VI. Rituals in the life of a ... extended family (in- laws) B. The mother-daughter relationship is at the center of this world. The daughters relied on their mothers for support and learned their female duties from them, sort of...

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... of their net income to strengthening their capital base. The situation is more complex in the case of the IDB, and the CAF is following this path and differentiating progressively from other ... building their financial capacity to focus on their financial role. The IDB is taking the lead in the region to make resources available to countries in financial distress. It is thus creating ... decentralized system in the LAC region. We have gathered several indicators about their interactions with other MDBs and other financial and development institutions, their relative position in the development...

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... have maintained intact, with Chile occupying the first place and Costa Rica and Uruguay sharing the second. But at the top of the ranking there is the first piece of news which is the decline of Bolivia ... are strongly linked to each other. Another interesting data that is revealed by the ranking of Press Freedom and Economic Development in Latin America is linked to the cases of the three countries ... organized crime linked with drug trafficking is Mexico. This country nowadays holds the sad title of being the country with the strongest decline in the region loosing three points in the hands of...

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... Actually, in most Latin American countries the gross investment ratio declined vis- à-vis the investment coefcient of the golden age of the ISI model. In Argentina, seemingly the worst case, the ... development gap, while Latin America has experienced exactly the opposed trends in the period of the market- friendly reforms. Before the WC agenda, the Latin American economies (Argentina aside) kept ... re- employ them in another. As soon as this link in the chain is broken the whole of the free trade argument breaks down.’ The second crucial assumption is that in the process of freeing trade,...

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