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From floating banks to internet kiosks: these innovative projects are connecting Latin America

Two-thirds of Latin Americans don't have internet access Image: REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini

Bas Burger
Chief Executive Officer, Global Services, BT Group
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CAIXA BARCO MANAUS AMAZÔNAS RIO NEGRO07/10/2011www.patrickgrosner.com
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