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Latin America’s economies are recovering. Or are they?

Steelworkers work on the roof structure inside the Arena Amazonia stadium, Brazil

José Antonio Ocampo explores the possible economic impact of President Trump on Latin America. Image: REUTERS

Jose Antonio Ocampo
Professor of Development Practice in International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
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