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Daily Archives: May 17, 2010
Brazil as mediator: Everyone wants to go to Rio
This is from a organization, the National Intelligence Council, tasked with official future scenario creation for US intelligence agencies. One of the scenarios has Brazil playing a role as a mediator between the so-called BRIC countries.
BRIC Bust Up Scenario from National Intelligence Council 2025 Review
Global Scenario III: BRICs’ Bust-Up
In this fictionalized scenario, Chinese fears of
disruption of China’s energy supplies spark a
clash with India. With increasing resource
constraints likely out to 2025 Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Politics
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Emerging Markets Banks #3. Closer look on China and India
Banks are mirrors of the economy. The typical Westerner bank is a borrower and the typical Asian a saver. Is it that simple? Should EM Banks take the globe or focus at home? This ‘The Economist” article brings an analysis … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, Business
Tagged Bank of Scoltland, BRIC, China, Emerging Markets, HSBC, India, JP MORGAN
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Brazilian cinema in Cannes. How is business?
Brazil is modestly represented at the Cannes Film Festival this year. No film in official competition. But producers are there in a 100 meters stand making contacts, with the support of Cinema Brazil, a program created to help export Brazilian … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, Culture
Tagged Ancine, Apex, Brazil, Brazlian films, Cannes, Cannes 2010, cinema, Minc, SIAESP
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