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Buenos Aires Times | ECLAC: Latin American economy will grow 3 2% in 2022

ECLAC said all subregions will face a growth slowdown next year, with South America expecting growth of 1.2% in 2023 compared to 3.4% this year.

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José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs | Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean

José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs, Executive Secretary

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Mario Cimoli | Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean

Mario Cimoli, ECLAC Acting Executive Secretary

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Education Versus Unemployment? Women Concern - LatinAmerican Post

The impact that professional women have had in search of a job has been substantial. The worst thing is that female unemployment has existed for some time.

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Buenos Aires Times | Ukraine war, rising prices prompt lower growth forecasts for Latin America

New United Nations report warns of lower growth in region this year; CEPAL sees 3% rise in Argentina’s GDP, while IMF predicts 4% jump.

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