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Government Scraps Decades-Old Foreign Investment Advisory Body
The step follows Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's budget pledge in February to abolish the institution, which was set up soon after India embarked on its first market reforms in 1991, in a departure from decades of socialist planning.
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Cuban President Raul Castro Faces Deep Problems In 2017
Alex Romero was delighted when President Barack Obama came to Havana in March bearing the promise of a bright new future.
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Landmark Spain Election For Voters To Gauge State Of Nation
In the main plaza of a wealthy suburban bastion of Spain's ruling Popular Party, volunteers hand out campaign pamphlets trumpeting economic gains ahead of Sunday's national election. Sipping an espresso nearby, toy company executive Miguel Sanchez describes the new Mercedes-Benz company car he'll soon get, thanks to rising sales for his firm follow...
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Triumphant Venezuela Opposition Looks to Boost Economy, Free Prisoners
Venezuela's opposition vowed on Monday to revive the OPEC nation's troubled economy and free jailed political activists after winning control of the legislature for the first time in 16 years of Socialist rule.
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PM Modi Understands Importance of Private Sector: US Senator
Highly critical of Nehruvian socialist democracy, a top US Senator has praised the free market economy push of Prime Minister Narendra Modi observing that he understands the importance of private sector.
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Opinion: 'Suit-boot' or 'Jhola'? That Debate's a Trap
Any mention of poverty or human development and you will be called a 'jholawalla' or a socialist who somehow does not understand the magical power of growth to lift people out of poverty, or has a vested interest in keeping the poor in poverty.
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Thousands March Against President Maduro in Venezuela
Thousands of opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro marched in Caracas on Saturday to denounce the socialist government for a deepening economic crisis marked by widespread shortages and galloping inflation.
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Thousands March Against President Maduro in Venezuela
Thousands of opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro marched in Caracas on Saturday to denounce the socialist government for a deepening economic crisis marked by widespread shortages and galloping inflation.
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Venezuela Confirms Economy Fell Into Recession
Venezuela's socialist government has confirmed that the economy fell into a deep recession this year but blamed the slump on opponents trying to sabotage activity in the oil-rich nation.
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PM Modi Says Central Planning Body to be Disbanded
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that he would replace the central Planning Commission that for decades guided the country's socialist economy with a more modern institution.
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Venezuela Leader Rallies Socialists at First Post-Chavez Congress
Venezuela's ruling Socialist Party began a six-day congress on Saturday with President Nicolas Maduro seeking to fire up militants and quell dissidents who say he is failing to fix the economy or end graft.
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French minister wants steel firm ArcelorMittal out
Many European countries with lagging economies are trying to draw in foreign investors. But in France, a Socialist minister says he wants to kick the world's biggest steel maker out of the country, accusing it of lying to the government.
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Greek elections: Asian shares surge as parties supporting bailout win
Shares across Asia rose on Monday as pro-bailout parties were set to form a coalition government with the slimmest of majorities. Fears of an imminent Greek exit from Europe's joint currency receded Sunday after the conservative New Democracy party came first in a critical election and pro-bailout parties won enough seats to form a joint government...
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Greeks return to polls, sour and divided
Greek voters were in sour mood on Sunday, torn between anger at the budget cuts their leaders agreed in return for an international bailout.
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Spain calls for European integration to save euro
Madrid's key borrowing rate closed at a euro-era high, indicating deep investor concern about the government's financial stability.
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Government Scraps Decades-Old Foreign Investment Advisory Body
The step follows Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's budget pledge in February to abolish the institution, which was set up soon after India embarked on its first market reforms in 1991, in a departure from decades of socialist planning.
-
Cuban President Raul Castro Faces Deep Problems In 2017
Alex Romero was delighted when President Barack Obama came to Havana in March bearing the promise of a bright new future.
-
Landmark Spain Election For Voters To Gauge State Of Nation
In the main plaza of a wealthy suburban bastion of Spain's ruling Popular Party, volunteers hand out campaign pamphlets trumpeting economic gains ahead of Sunday's national election. Sipping an espresso nearby, toy company executive Miguel Sanchez describes the new Mercedes-Benz company car he'll soon get, thanks to rising sales for his firm follow...
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Triumphant Venezuela Opposition Looks to Boost Economy, Free Prisoners
Venezuela's opposition vowed on Monday to revive the OPEC nation's troubled economy and free jailed political activists after winning control of the legislature for the first time in 16 years of Socialist rule.
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PM Modi Understands Importance of Private Sector: US Senator
Highly critical of Nehruvian socialist democracy, a top US Senator has praised the free market economy push of Prime Minister Narendra Modi observing that he understands the importance of private sector.
-
Opinion: 'Suit-boot' or 'Jhola'? That Debate's a Trap
Any mention of poverty or human development and you will be called a 'jholawalla' or a socialist who somehow does not understand the magical power of growth to lift people out of poverty, or has a vested interest in keeping the poor in poverty.
-
Thousands March Against President Maduro in Venezuela
Thousands of opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro marched in Caracas on Saturday to denounce the socialist government for a deepening economic crisis marked by widespread shortages and galloping inflation.
-
Thousands March Against President Maduro in Venezuela
Thousands of opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro marched in Caracas on Saturday to denounce the socialist government for a deepening economic crisis marked by widespread shortages and galloping inflation.
-
Venezuela Confirms Economy Fell Into Recession
Venezuela's socialist government has confirmed that the economy fell into a deep recession this year but blamed the slump on opponents trying to sabotage activity in the oil-rich nation.
-
PM Modi Says Central Planning Body to be Disbanded
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that he would replace the central Planning Commission that for decades guided the country's socialist economy with a more modern institution.
-
Venezuela Leader Rallies Socialists at First Post-Chavez Congress
Venezuela's ruling Socialist Party began a six-day congress on Saturday with President Nicolas Maduro seeking to fire up militants and quell dissidents who say he is failing to fix the economy or end graft.
-
French minister wants steel firm ArcelorMittal out
Many European countries with lagging economies are trying to draw in foreign investors. But in France, a Socialist minister says he wants to kick the world's biggest steel maker out of the country, accusing it of lying to the government.
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Greek elections: Asian shares surge as parties supporting bailout win
Shares across Asia rose on Monday as pro-bailout parties were set to form a coalition government with the slimmest of majorities. Fears of an imminent Greek exit from Europe's joint currency receded Sunday after the conservative New Democracy party came first in a critical election and pro-bailout parties won enough seats to form a joint government...
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Greeks return to polls, sour and divided
Greek voters were in sour mood on Sunday, torn between anger at the budget cuts their leaders agreed in return for an international bailout.
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Spain calls for European integration to save euro
Madrid's key borrowing rate closed at a euro-era high, indicating deep investor concern about the government's financial stability.
