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SMEs Can Boost Relations between Latin America and the European Union:According to a study by ECLAC and EUROCHAMBRES as part of the AL-INVEST Programme:
According to a study by ECLAC and EUROCHAMBRES as part of the AL-INVEST Programme:
The two organizations presented the results of a joint study at the 4th CELAC-EU Business Summit in Chile.
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Meeting with business leaders at ECLAC headquarters:
According to Alicia Bárcena, Executive Secretary of ECLAC, speaking as she welcomed the Mexican leader, Mexico can play a very active role in regional integration.
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At the Commission's headquarters in Santiago, Chile:
The Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Jan Eliasson, spoke at the meeting on equality and development.
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In a meeting at ECLAC headquarters in Santiago, Chile:
Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Jan Eliasson, led the meeting of the Regional Coordination Mechanism of the UN system.
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Alicia Bárcena at the First CELAC-EU Academic Summit:
In the Chilean capital, the Executive Secretary of ECLAC took part in the event attended by representatives from over 200 universities and study centres from both regions.
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At a Forum opened today at the ECLAC headquarters:
The event is taking place as part of the 1st CELAC-EU Summit being held this weekend in Chile.
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Latin America and the Caribbean:
New edition updates countries' economic, social and environmental indicators.
New report:
While uncertainties remain at the international level, the recovery of Argentina and Brazil and buoyant internal demand will enable the region to grow by around 3.8% next year.

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Watch video "Preliminary Overview of the Economies of Latin America and the Caribbean 2012"
According to a new ECLAC report:
The rise in wages has been a determining factor in poverty reduction, according to the United Nations agency.
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Watch video "Social Panorama of Latin America 2012"
ECLAC report:
Despite the slowdown, most countries have the capacity to respond to international adversity, according to the Economic Survey 2012.
To achieve sustained growth with equality:
The United Nations agency, which is holding its thirty-fourth session in El Salvador, is offering Latin American countries a new roadmap for the coming years.
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