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The total capital lost represents 28.8 percent of the present overall foreign debt ,
which is estimated at $ 366,930,000,000 for the 16 countries studied . The
countries which suffered the greatest losses of capital were Mexico ( $ 40 billion )
...
The total capital lost represents 28.8 percent of the present overall foreign debt ,
which is estimated at $ 366,930,000,000 for the 16 countries studied . The
countries which suffered the greatest losses of capital were Mexico ( $ 40 billion )
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DPA correspondent Juan Carlos Salazar reports from Mexico that that country ,
which has a debt totaling almost $ 100 billion , could meet 70 percent of its
foreign commitments with the assets plus investments Mexicans have abroad .
DPA correspondent Juan Carlos Salazar reports from Mexico that that country ,
which has a debt totaling almost $ 100 billion , could meet 70 percent of its
foreign commitments with the assets plus investments Mexicans have abroad .
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In Brazil , for example , its origins were found in the foreign debt contracted and
not brought into the country , in the domestic enterprises which do not bring their
foreign income back in , in the overvaluation of imports or undervaluation of ...
In Brazil , for example , its origins were found in the foreign debt contracted and
not brought into the country , in the domestic enterprises which do not bring their
foreign income back in , in the overvaluation of imports or undervaluation of ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Latin America Report, Tema 16;Tema 87 JPRS (Series) |
| Colaborador | United States. Joint Publications Research Service |
| Editor | [Executive Office of the President], Federal Broadcast Information Service, Joint Publications Research Service, 1987 |
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