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...On December 29, the ruling duo she now forms with President Alberto Fernández will try to get the abortion right bill past the Senate hurdle....
...Alberto Ramos, chief economist for Latin America at Goldman Sachs, said Brazil needed to convince investors that it could get its public finances back on track....
...Ramos, Latin America economist at Goldman Sachs....
...Alberto Ramos, economist with Goldman Sachs, said: “These kinds of more unpopular adjustment policies, they require political leadership and the capacity to organise and convince congress to do it, that...
...Vladimir Ramos, a Harvard-educated political consultant, is advising on gubernatorial and congressional campaigns for candidates from all three of Mexico’s main political parties in the July 1 elections....
...Alberto Ramos at Goldman Sachs said the raising cycle now appeared to be over. “The next move is more likely to be a rate cut than a rate hike,” he said....
...That has left the central bank under pressure, in the words of Alberto Ramos at Goldman Sachs, “to react … but also not to overreact”....
...Ramos, head of Latin America economics at Goldman Sachs....
...José Ramón Arias, an opposition legislator in Maracay, feels hunger is double-edged: “There is looting everyday here, but the capacity for mobilising people has diminished....
...“This may move the needle in the ratings agencies in terms of re-evaluating the credit worthiness of the sovereign as we go into 2016 and 2017 because the debt dynamics are not improving,” says Alberto Ramos...
...“It is a marathon,” said Alberto Ramos, an economist at Goldman Sachs. “[Brazil’s] adjustment could last more than a year.”...
...“Brazil has one of the lowest investment ratios of major emerging market economies,” said Alberto Ramos, an economist with Goldman Sachs....
...Alberto Ramos, chief executive of HR Ratings de Mexico, told the SEC that his agency went door-to-door among the big institutional investors in Mexico to persuade them to respect its ratings....
...But as Alberto Ramos at Goldman Sachs wrote in a note ahead of the rate decision: The central bank remains unequivocally ahead of the curve....
...The earthquake is likely to reverse growth for some months but “we expect to see a recovery gaining roots during the second half, and a very vigorous pace of expansion during 2011-12,” says Alberto Ramos...
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