
A Taxing Problem in Mexico
Of all the numbers that came out of President Peña Nieto’s historic “fiscal reform” announcement this week, there’s only one … Continue reading A Taxing Problem in Mexico
Big thoughts on a big continent
Of all the numbers that came out of President Peña Nieto’s historic “fiscal reform” announcement this week, there’s only one … Continue reading A Taxing Problem in Mexico
Americans aren’t the only ones that pause to reflect on this terrible September day. While we mourn our own loss … Continue reading September 11th Elsewhere
Water and oil and ethanol, oh my! Conventional wisdom has it that Brazil’s energy matrix is filled to the brim … Continue reading Brazil’s Energy Conundrum
(via No Se Mancha blog) How do you say schadenfreude in Portuguese? If it were up to many Brazilians, they … Continue reading Eike Strikes Out
(via No Se Mancha blog) This is why the reforms proposed by the Peña Nieto administration are so important. Just … Continue reading PEMEX Reform – The Final Frontier
(via Americas Quarterly blog) Last year when Argentina expropriated most of Repsol’s majority stake in YPF, the country’s flagship oil … Continue reading The Renewed Interest in Argentine Energy
I love a good story about authoritarianism as much as the next person, but Kurt Weyland’s recent tome in the … Continue reading Of dictators and democrats