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Four Things You Need to Know about Peru’s Economy
Peru’s economy remains one of the best performers in Latin America in spite of slower growth in 2014. The IMF’s top economist on Peru, Ana Corbacho, explains what sets it apart.
Speaker: Ana Corbacho, IMF Mission Chief to Peru
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US television - Peru 3 - A South American Legacy.
The Republic of Peru. An emerging economy with a stable macroeconomic investment climate and ‘investment grade’ credit rating. A nation with an open door policy for investment. One of the least restrictive countries in the world.
Forming a land mass approximately the size of Alaska, Peru is home to just over thirty million people and borders Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Equador in the he
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Peru's Economic Growth
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na...
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Peru's food business a massive economic force
Peruvian cuisine continues to win popularity worlwide. CCTV's Dan Collyns reports that food is becoming the engine of Peru's developing economy and is driving job creation in the region.
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Peru Growing Economy
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na.
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their national .
In the first part of a series on Peru, Ray Suarez reports on a growin
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Peru - Growing Economy
Peru - Growing Economy.
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Perspectives from Peru, Conversation with Alonso Segura Vasi, Minister of Economy & Finance, Peru
Alonso Segura Vasi, Minister of Economy & Finance of Peru discusses the significance of hosting the Annual Meetings in Peru.
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Women Powering Peru's Robust Economy
CCTV's Dan Collyns reports on the women entrepreneurs in Peru that are creating one of the fastest-growing economies in Latin America. Subscribe to BizAsiaAm...
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Peru's Quechua-speaking highlanders appear to have missed economic benefits of mining boom
Peru's mining boom may have doubled its economy and transformed the country into one of Latin America's growth leaders, but those closest to the mineral wealth say they have seen no benefits and remain impoverished.
Quechua-speaking highlanders in San Antonio de Juprog live on a mountain which happens to sit on top of the world's largest known copper-and-zinc deposit.
Lidia Zorrilla, who lives
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Economy of Peru Top # 14 Facts
Economy of Peru Top # 14 Facts
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Economy of Peru Top # 15 Facts
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The Informal Economy of Peru
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Peru's Economy
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COP20: Global Arctic Methane Emergency #3 (12-6-2014 in Lima Peru)
Third press briefing of the Arctic Methane Emergency Group(AMEG) held on Dec. 6, 2014 at the 20th annual Conference of the Parties (COP 20) for the United Nation's Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) held in Lima, Peru.
AMEG discusses the catastrophic dangers that the warming of the Arctic region poses to modern civilization and life on Earth. The fate of the human race hangs in the b
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Peru's Soaring Economy
In the midst of a global economic recession, one Latin American country is thriving: Peru. Minister of Economy and Finance of Peru, Luis Miguel Castilla Rubi...
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Leaders meet in Peru on climate change, global economy
As finance ministers and central bank governors from more than 180 countries come together in the Peruvian capital Lima, global financial leaders turn their attention to climate change.The message from the world's financial leaders is that a low carbon economy and sustainable growth is the way to go. As belts tighten around the world, some countries may have no choice.CCTV's Dan Collyns reports fr
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Peru: How cooking is stimulating the economy | Global 3000
Lima is the culinary capital of South America. Many Peruvians are proud of their country's gourmet culture.There are also hopes the cuisine will contribute t...
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Dünya Bankası ve IMF Peru'da toplandı - economy
Dünya Bankası ile Uluslararası Para Fonu'nun (IMF) yıllık toplantıları Peru'nun başkenti Lima'da başladı.
Toplantıya Türkiye'den Başbakan Yardımcısı Cevdet Yılmaz ve Merkez Bankası Başkanı Erdem Başçı katıldılar.
IMF Başkanı Christine Lagarde, küresel ekonominin en önemli iki sorununu, Çin ekonomisindeki yavaşlama ve Amerika Birleşik Devletleri Merkez Bankası'nın beklenen faiz artırımı kararı
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Peru vai estudar projeto chinês de ferrovia transamazónica - economy
O Peru vai estudar a proposta chinesa de construção de uma ferrovia transamazónica. Durante a tournée pela América Latina, o primeiro-ministro chinês Li Keqiang conseguiu convencer o presidente peruano, Ollanta Humala, a analisar a proposta.
O objetivo é construir 5300 km de caminho-de-ferro entre Porto do Açu, no Brasil, contornando a Bolívia, e terminando na costa oeste do Peru.
Para o presid
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Peru's economy grows by only 1.7%, IMF demands cutting public spending
Peru's economy only grew by 1.7% in the second quarter of this year. It is the country's slowest quarterly rhythm since 2009. The International Monetary Fund...
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PERU: LIMA: HOSTAGE CRISIS WILL NOT EFFECT GROWING ECONOMY
Spanish/Nat
Peruvian businessmen and politicians say the hostage crisis in Peru will not affect the country's growing economy.
Rebels from the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement are still holding 74 hostages inside the Japanese Ambassador's residence in Lima and there's no sign of a solution.
The crisis was expected to hit foreign investment hard, but the government maintains Peru is s
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Peru plans to have a "constant" presence in global debt market, economy minister says.
Peru's government has hailed the finalisation of the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact struck by 12 Pacific Rim countries earlier this week which aims to liberalise commerce in 40 percent of the world's economy.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact struck in Atlanta after marathon talks could reshape industries, change the cost of products from cheese to cancer treatments and hav
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Peru, a nation with healthy economy an stable democracy in Latin America
offers strong opportunities to foreign investors. (Primera parte)
Four Things You Need to Know about Peru’s Economy
Peru’s economy remains one of the best performers in Latin America in spite of slower growth in 2014. The IMF’s top economist on Peru, Ana Corbacho, explains wh...
Peru’s economy remains one of the best performers in Latin America in spite of slower growth in 2014. The IMF’s top economist on Peru, Ana Corbacho, explains what sets it apart.
Speaker: Ana Corbacho, IMF Mission Chief to Peru
wn.com/Four Things You Need To Know About Peru’S Economy
Peru’s economy remains one of the best performers in Latin America in spite of slower growth in 2014. The IMF’s top economist on Peru, Ana Corbacho, explains what sets it apart.
Speaker: Ana Corbacho, IMF Mission Chief to Peru
- published: 27 May 2015
- views: 213
US television - Peru 3 - A South American Legacy.
The Republic of Peru. An emerging economy with a stable macroeconomic investment climate and ‘investment grade’ credit rating. A nation with an open door policy...
The Republic of Peru. An emerging economy with a stable macroeconomic investment climate and ‘investment grade’ credit rating. A nation with an open door policy for investment. One of the least restrictive countries in the world.
Forming a land mass approximately the size of Alaska, Peru is home to just over thirty million people and borders Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Equador in the heart of South America, with a stretching coastline onto the South Pacific Ocean. The capital city is Lima. The national has been known to battle internal poverty rates, while poor infrastructure has hindered growth to the inland areas.
However, Peru has sustained economic growth over the last ten years, while reducing government debt by more than half . President Ollanta Humala Tasso is maintaining the market orientated economic policies of preceding administrations, and the nation is becoming increasingly present in the global market. Since two thousand six, it has formed important strategic trade deals with the US, Canada, EU, and nations in Asian and South America, including its membership in the Pacific Alliance. The US-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement came into force in two thousand nine, creating important investment and trade between the two nations.
The country is full of high potential sectors, including energy, transportation, tourism and agriculture. It’s stable and modern legal framework provides protection for foreign and national investment, and the economy has seen an average of six point four percent of growth each year. The extractive sector in particular has seen a rise in private investment, and accounts for over sixty percent of Peru’s exports.
Peru’s abundant natural resources and range of climates are reflected in the economy, with global market participation in mining, agriculture, textiles, and energy. It is naturally bestowed with an arid lowland coastal region, tropical lands, and mountain ranges holding important mineral resources and many business opportunities.
wn.com/US Television Peru 3 A South American Legacy.
The Republic of Peru. An emerging economy with a stable macroeconomic investment climate and ‘investment grade’ credit rating. A nation with an open door policy for investment. One of the least restrictive countries in the world.
Forming a land mass approximately the size of Alaska, Peru is home to just over thirty million people and borders Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Equador in the heart of South America, with a stretching coastline onto the South Pacific Ocean. The capital city is Lima. The national has been known to battle internal poverty rates, while poor infrastructure has hindered growth to the inland areas.
However, Peru has sustained economic growth over the last ten years, while reducing government debt by more than half . President Ollanta Humala Tasso is maintaining the market orientated economic policies of preceding administrations, and the nation is becoming increasingly present in the global market. Since two thousand six, it has formed important strategic trade deals with the US, Canada, EU, and nations in Asian and South America, including its membership in the Pacific Alliance. The US-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement came into force in two thousand nine, creating important investment and trade between the two nations.
The country is full of high potential sectors, including energy, transportation, tourism and agriculture. It’s stable and modern legal framework provides protection for foreign and national investment, and the economy has seen an average of six point four percent of growth each year. The extractive sector in particular has seen a rise in private investment, and accounts for over sixty percent of Peru’s exports.
Peru’s abundant natural resources and range of climates are reflected in the economy, with global market participation in mining, agriculture, textiles, and energy. It is naturally bestowed with an arid lowland coastal region, tropical lands, and mountain ranges holding important mineral resources and many business opportunities.
- published: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 1
Peru's Economic Growth
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na......
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na...
wn.com/Peru's Economic Growth
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na...
Peru's food business a massive economic force
Peruvian cuisine continues to win popularity worlwide. CCTV's Dan Collyns reports that food is becoming the engine of Peru's developing economy and is driving j...
Peruvian cuisine continues to win popularity worlwide. CCTV's Dan Collyns reports that food is becoming the engine of Peru's developing economy and is driving job creation in the region.
wn.com/Peru's Food Business A Massive Economic Force
Peruvian cuisine continues to win popularity worlwide. CCTV's Dan Collyns reports that food is becoming the engine of Peru's developing economy and is driving job creation in the region.
- published: 13 Sep 2013
- views: 5249
Peru Growing Economy
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na.
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CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na.
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their national .
In the first part of a series on Peru, Ray Suarez reports on a growing and business friendly environment in a country rebounding from economic instability and .
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na.
wn.com/Peru Growing Economy
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na.
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their national .
In the first part of a series on Peru, Ray Suarez reports on a growing and business friendly environment in a country rebounding from economic instability and .
CCTV's Dan Collyns in Peru reports on the country's currency appreciation and their purchase of at least 4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to hold down their na.
- published: 11 Oct 2015
- views: 0
Perspectives from Peru, Conversation with Alonso Segura Vasi, Minister of Economy & Finance, Peru
Alonso Segura Vasi, Minister of Economy & Finance of Peru discusses the significance of hosting the Annual Meetings in Peru....
Alonso Segura Vasi, Minister of Economy & Finance of Peru discusses the significance of hosting the Annual Meetings in Peru.
wn.com/Perspectives From Peru, Conversation With Alonso Segura Vasi, Minister Of Economy Finance, Peru
Alonso Segura Vasi, Minister of Economy & Finance of Peru discusses the significance of hosting the Annual Meetings in Peru.
- published: 10 Oct 2015
- views: 130
Women Powering Peru's Robust Economy
CCTV's Dan Collyns reports on the women entrepreneurs in Peru that are creating one of the fastest-growing economies in Latin America. Subscribe to BizAsiaAm......
CCTV's Dan Collyns reports on the women entrepreneurs in Peru that are creating one of the fastest-growing economies in Latin America. Subscribe to BizAsiaAm...
wn.com/Women Powering Peru's Robust Economy
CCTV's Dan Collyns reports on the women entrepreneurs in Peru that are creating one of the fastest-growing economies in Latin America. Subscribe to BizAsiaAm...
Peru's Quechua-speaking highlanders appear to have missed economic benefits of mining boom
Peru's mining boom may have doubled its economy and transformed the country into one of Latin America's growth leaders, but those closest to the mineral wealth ...
Peru's mining boom may have doubled its economy and transformed the country into one of Latin America's growth leaders, but those closest to the mineral wealth say they have seen no benefits and remain impoverished.
Quechua-speaking highlanders in San Antonio de Juprog live on a mountain which happens to sit on top of the world's largest known copper-and-zinc deposit.
Lidia Zorrilla, who lives close to the open-pit Antamina mine, said residue from controlled explosions at the mine have laced the village's pastures and fields with heavy metals, contaminating people, crops and livestock.
She said the residue burns the skin and feels like "ashes from a wood fire".
The cloud paints the sky ochre and mingles with billows of cumulous that drift toward the glacier-strewn Cordillera Blanca range, a favourite of mountaineers.
Antamina's land and resettlement director has said the dust cloud is not toxic.
Requested by villagers, the tests by government health agencies found elevated levels of lead and cadmium in people's blood and urine and heavy metals exceeding international standards on their kitchen floors and shelves, and in the livers of their sheep.
Cadmium is a known human carcinogen while lead is toxic to almost every organ in the human body, according to the US Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.
Lead levels measured in 2006 exceeded concentrations deemed acceptable by the US Centres for Disease Control in 20 of 74 villagers, including nine children.
More than half of the 82 adults and children tested had cadmium levels exceeding acceptable CDC limits.
Antamina acknowledged the dust complaints in its 2010 Sustainability Report but said it complied "100 percent" with air quality standards.
Health Ministry officials, meanwhile, did not respond to repeated requests to discuss the results, which the AP obtained through a freedom-of-information request and from lawyers for Juprog residents.
Peruvian public officials rarely discuss problems at major mines.
The Antamina mine is owned by a consortium comprised of BHP Billiton, Glencore/Xstrata, Mitsubishi and Teck Resources Ltd and netted 1.4 (b) billion US dollars in profits in the year ending June 2013.
But despite the company's mass profits, residents said they are yet to see any real benefits.
"They (Antamina) promised the mine would improve our quality of life, but then when we didn't want to sell our land (near the mine) they stripped us of it. They never relocated us as it should have been," said Maria Marzano, San Antonio de Juprog resident.
They plan to fight the mining company over what they claim to be unfulfilled promises.
However, most villagers have little faith that regulators or authorities will enforce laws against mining multinationals.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f93b227eecde05309a9e5cd7af820d14
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wn.com/Peru's Quechua Speaking Highlanders Appear To Have Missed Economic Benefits Of Mining Boom
Peru's mining boom may have doubled its economy and transformed the country into one of Latin America's growth leaders, but those closest to the mineral wealth say they have seen no benefits and remain impoverished.
Quechua-speaking highlanders in San Antonio de Juprog live on a mountain which happens to sit on top of the world's largest known copper-and-zinc deposit.
Lidia Zorrilla, who lives close to the open-pit Antamina mine, said residue from controlled explosions at the mine have laced the village's pastures and fields with heavy metals, contaminating people, crops and livestock.
She said the residue burns the skin and feels like "ashes from a wood fire".
The cloud paints the sky ochre and mingles with billows of cumulous that drift toward the glacier-strewn Cordillera Blanca range, a favourite of mountaineers.
Antamina's land and resettlement director has said the dust cloud is not toxic.
Requested by villagers, the tests by government health agencies found elevated levels of lead and cadmium in people's blood and urine and heavy metals exceeding international standards on their kitchen floors and shelves, and in the livers of their sheep.
Cadmium is a known human carcinogen while lead is toxic to almost every organ in the human body, according to the US Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.
Lead levels measured in 2006 exceeded concentrations deemed acceptable by the US Centres for Disease Control in 20 of 74 villagers, including nine children.
More than half of the 82 adults and children tested had cadmium levels exceeding acceptable CDC limits.
Antamina acknowledged the dust complaints in its 2010 Sustainability Report but said it complied "100 percent" with air quality standards.
Health Ministry officials, meanwhile, did not respond to repeated requests to discuss the results, which the AP obtained through a freedom-of-information request and from lawyers for Juprog residents.
Peruvian public officials rarely discuss problems at major mines.
The Antamina mine is owned by a consortium comprised of BHP Billiton, Glencore/Xstrata, Mitsubishi and Teck Resources Ltd and netted 1.4 (b) billion US dollars in profits in the year ending June 2013.
But despite the company's mass profits, residents said they are yet to see any real benefits.
"They (Antamina) promised the mine would improve our quality of life, but then when we didn't want to sell our land (near the mine) they stripped us of it. They never relocated us as it should have been," said Maria Marzano, San Antonio de Juprog resident.
They plan to fight the mining company over what they claim to be unfulfilled promises.
However, most villagers have little faith that regulators or authorities will enforce laws against mining multinationals.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f93b227eecde05309a9e5cd7af820d14
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 0
Economy of Peru Top # 14 Facts
Economy of Peru Top # 14 Facts...
Economy of Peru Top # 14 Facts
wn.com/Economy Of Peru Top 14 Facts
Economy of Peru Top # 14 Facts
- published: 29 Oct 2015
- views: 0
COP20: Global Arctic Methane Emergency #3 (12-6-2014 in Lima Peru)
Third press briefing of the Arctic Methane Emergency Group(AMEG) held on Dec. 6, 2014 at the 20th annual Conference of the Parties (COP 20) for the United Natio...
Third press briefing of the Arctic Methane Emergency Group(AMEG) held on Dec. 6, 2014 at the 20th annual Conference of the Parties (COP 20) for the United Nation's Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) held in Lima, Peru.
AMEG discusses the catastrophic dangers that the warming of the Arctic region poses to modern civilization and life on Earth. The fate of the human race hangs in the balance.
Abibimman Foundation: United Planet Faith & Science Initiative
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YZNgPhJrD8
1ST PRESS BRIEFING:
COP20: Global Arctic Methane Emergency #1 (12-4-2014 in Lima Peru)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2w0q6gxNiU
2ND PRESS BRIEFING:
COP20: Global Arctic Methane Emergency #2 (12-5-2014 in Lima Peru)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQkNxuQ0DoI
3RD PRESS BRIEFING:
COP20: Global Arctic Methane Emergency #3 (12-6-2014 in Lima Peru)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATIm8Ov1Fks
Rethinking Economics in the Age of Climate Change #1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLsFaXtRM8U
Rethinking Economics in the Age of Climate Change #2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCkCVFI3934
wn.com/Cop20 Global Arctic Methane Emergency 3 (12 6 2014 In Lima Peru)
Third press briefing of the Arctic Methane Emergency Group(AMEG) held on Dec. 6, 2014 at the 20th annual Conference of the Parties (COP 20) for the United Nation's Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) held in Lima, Peru.
AMEG discusses the catastrophic dangers that the warming of the Arctic region poses to modern civilization and life on Earth. The fate of the human race hangs in the balance.
Abibimman Foundation: United Planet Faith & Science Initiative
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YZNgPhJrD8
1ST PRESS BRIEFING:
COP20: Global Arctic Methane Emergency #1 (12-4-2014 in Lima Peru)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2w0q6gxNiU
2ND PRESS BRIEFING:
COP20: Global Arctic Methane Emergency #2 (12-5-2014 in Lima Peru)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQkNxuQ0DoI
3RD PRESS BRIEFING:
COP20: Global Arctic Methane Emergency #3 (12-6-2014 in Lima Peru)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATIm8Ov1Fks
Rethinking Economics in the Age of Climate Change #1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLsFaXtRM8U
Rethinking Economics in the Age of Climate Change #2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCkCVFI3934
- published: 15 Dec 2014
- views: 5
Peru's Soaring Economy
In the midst of a global economic recession, one Latin American country is thriving: Peru. Minister of Economy and Finance of Peru, Luis Miguel Castilla Rubi......
In the midst of a global economic recession, one Latin American country is thriving: Peru. Minister of Economy and Finance of Peru, Luis Miguel Castilla Rubi...
wn.com/Peru's Soaring Economy
In the midst of a global economic recession, one Latin American country is thriving: Peru. Minister of Economy and Finance of Peru, Luis Miguel Castilla Rubi...
Leaders meet in Peru on climate change, global economy
As finance ministers and central bank governors from more than 180 countries come together in the Peruvian capital Lima, global financial leaders turn their att...
As finance ministers and central bank governors from more than 180 countries come together in the Peruvian capital Lima, global financial leaders turn their attention to climate change.The message from the world's financial leaders is that a low carbon economy and sustainable growth is the way to go. As belts tighten around the world, some countries may have no choice.CCTV's Dan Collyns reports from Lima.
wn.com/Leaders Meet In Peru On Climate Change, Global Economy
As finance ministers and central bank governors from more than 180 countries come together in the Peruvian capital Lima, global financial leaders turn their attention to climate change.The message from the world's financial leaders is that a low carbon economy and sustainable growth is the way to go. As belts tighten around the world, some countries may have no choice.CCTV's Dan Collyns reports from Lima.
- published: 10 Oct 2015
- views: 18
Peru: How cooking is stimulating the economy | Global 3000
Lima is the culinary capital of South America. Many Peruvians are proud of their country's gourmet culture.There are also hopes the cuisine will contribute t......
Lima is the culinary capital of South America. Many Peruvians are proud of their country's gourmet culture.There are also hopes the cuisine will contribute t...
wn.com/Peru How Cooking Is Stimulating The Economy | Global 3000
Lima is the culinary capital of South America. Many Peruvians are proud of their country's gourmet culture.There are also hopes the cuisine will contribute t...
Dünya Bankası ve IMF Peru'da toplandı - economy
Dünya Bankası ile Uluslararası Para Fonu'nun (IMF) yıllık toplantıları Peru'nun başkenti Lima'da başladı.
Toplantıya Türkiye'den Başbakan Yardımcısı Cevdet Yıl...
Dünya Bankası ile Uluslararası Para Fonu'nun (IMF) yıllık toplantıları Peru'nun başkenti Lima'da başladı.
Toplantıya Türkiye'den Başbakan Yardımcısı Cevdet Yılmaz ve Merkez Bankası Başkanı Erdem Başçı katıldılar.
IMF Başkanı Christine Lagarde, küresel ekonominin en önemli iki sorununu, Çin ekonomisindeki yavaşlama ve Amerika Birleşik Devletleri Merkez Bankası'nın beklenen faiz artırımı kararı olduğunu söyledi.
Christine Lagarde, IMF Başkanı: "Çin yeni bir büyüme modeline geçiyor. Ve Amerika…
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wn.com/Dünya Bankası Ve Imf Peru'da Toplandı Economy
Dünya Bankası ile Uluslararası Para Fonu'nun (IMF) yıllık toplantıları Peru'nun başkenti Lima'da başladı.
Toplantıya Türkiye'den Başbakan Yardımcısı Cevdet Yılmaz ve Merkez Bankası Başkanı Erdem Başçı katıldılar.
IMF Başkanı Christine Lagarde, küresel ekonominin en önemli iki sorununu, Çin ekonomisindeki yavaşlama ve Amerika Birleşik Devletleri Merkez Bankası'nın beklenen faiz artırımı kararı olduğunu söyledi.
Christine Lagarde, IMF Başkanı: "Çin yeni bir büyüme modeline geçiyor. Ve Amerika…
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- published: 09 Oct 2015
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Peru vai estudar projeto chinês de ferrovia transamazónica - economy
O Peru vai estudar a proposta chinesa de construção de uma ferrovia transamazónica. Durante a tournée pela América Latina, o primeiro-ministro chinês Li Keqiang...
O Peru vai estudar a proposta chinesa de construção de uma ferrovia transamazónica. Durante a tournée pela América Latina, o primeiro-ministro chinês Li Keqiang conseguiu convencer o presidente peruano, Ollanta Humala, a analisar a proposta.
O objetivo é construir 5300 km de caminho-de-ferro entre Porto do Açu, no Brasil, contornando a Bolívia, e terminando na costa oeste do Peru.
Para o presidente Humala, trata-se de consolidar a posição do Peru enquanto porta de entrada da América Latina. P…
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wn.com/Peru Vai Estudar Projeto Chinês De Ferrovia Transamazónica Economy
O Peru vai estudar a proposta chinesa de construção de uma ferrovia transamazónica. Durante a tournée pela América Latina, o primeiro-ministro chinês Li Keqiang conseguiu convencer o presidente peruano, Ollanta Humala, a analisar a proposta.
O objetivo é construir 5300 km de caminho-de-ferro entre Porto do Açu, no Brasil, contornando a Bolívia, e terminando na costa oeste do Peru.
Para o presidente Humala, trata-se de consolidar a posição do Peru enquanto porta de entrada da América Latina. P…
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- published: 25 May 2015
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Peru's economy grows by only 1.7%, IMF demands cutting public spending
Peru's economy only grew by 1.7% in the second quarter of this year. It is the country's slowest quarterly rhythm since 2009. The International Monetary Fund......
Peru's economy only grew by 1.7% in the second quarter of this year. It is the country's slowest quarterly rhythm since 2009. The International Monetary Fund...
wn.com/Peru's Economy Grows By Only 1.7 , Imf Demands Cutting Public Spending
Peru's economy only grew by 1.7% in the second quarter of this year. It is the country's slowest quarterly rhythm since 2009. The International Monetary Fund...
PERU: LIMA: HOSTAGE CRISIS WILL NOT EFFECT GROWING ECONOMY
Spanish/Nat
Peruvian businessmen and politicians say the hostage crisis in Peru will not affect the country's growing economy.
Rebels from the Tupac Amar...
Spanish/Nat
Peruvian businessmen and politicians say the hostage crisis in Peru will not affect the country's growing economy.
Rebels from the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement are still holding 74 hostages inside the Japanese Ambassador's residence in Lima and there's no sign of a solution.
The crisis was expected to hit foreign investment hard, but the government maintains Peru is still a sound investment.
The town of Villa El Salvador on the outskirts of Lima is perhaps an example of what the Tupac Amaru rebels say they're fighting for.
Poverty is rampant in this shantytown where people live in wooden shacks with no running water or electricity.
For years rebels from the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement have rallied support from the countries poor, saying they're fighting for social justice.
But the mayor of Villa El Salvador has dismissed the rebels' cause, claiming it has nothing to do with poverty.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"One must know how to differentiate. Terrorist violence has nothing to do with poverty. Terrorist violence is a political ideology and that's why there's terrorism in some developed nations. Therefore it has nothing to do.. they just want to impose their ideas and that has nothing to do with poverty as a cause or as a solution to it.
SUPER CAPTION: Juan Azueta, Mayor of Villa El Salvador
On the streets of Lima people are buying dollars some fearing the national currency - the sol - may drop in value due to the crisis.
But local businessmen are confident the economy will not suffer from the hostage crisis.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"I believe that investments in Peru are safe. What happens is that it has been an isolated incident, damaging due to the amount of people inside the embassy, obviously. But we hope this will be solved in the best manner and that it is all forgotten."
SUPER CAPTION: Juan Azueta, Mayor of Villa El Salvador
Peru has been one of the region's economic success stories this decade.
Foreign investment - especially from Japan - has skyrocketed and many credited that increase to the government's success in fighting terrorism.
The latest hostage crisis is a blow to the authorities, but the government has reassured the international community that Peru is still a safe place for foreign investment.
Whether the government's reassurances will suffice to keep foreign investment in Peru on the up remains to be seen.
An end to the hostage situation would certainly do more to convince investors.
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wn.com/Peru Lima Hostage Crisis Will Not Effect Growing Economy
Spanish/Nat
Peruvian businessmen and politicians say the hostage crisis in Peru will not affect the country's growing economy.
Rebels from the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement are still holding 74 hostages inside the Japanese Ambassador's residence in Lima and there's no sign of a solution.
The crisis was expected to hit foreign investment hard, but the government maintains Peru is still a sound investment.
The town of Villa El Salvador on the outskirts of Lima is perhaps an example of what the Tupac Amaru rebels say they're fighting for.
Poverty is rampant in this shantytown where people live in wooden shacks with no running water or electricity.
For years rebels from the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement have rallied support from the countries poor, saying they're fighting for social justice.
But the mayor of Villa El Salvador has dismissed the rebels' cause, claiming it has nothing to do with poverty.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"One must know how to differentiate. Terrorist violence has nothing to do with poverty. Terrorist violence is a political ideology and that's why there's terrorism in some developed nations. Therefore it has nothing to do.. they just want to impose their ideas and that has nothing to do with poverty as a cause or as a solution to it.
SUPER CAPTION: Juan Azueta, Mayor of Villa El Salvador
On the streets of Lima people are buying dollars some fearing the national currency - the sol - may drop in value due to the crisis.
But local businessmen are confident the economy will not suffer from the hostage crisis.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"I believe that investments in Peru are safe. What happens is that it has been an isolated incident, damaging due to the amount of people inside the embassy, obviously. But we hope this will be solved in the best manner and that it is all forgotten."
SUPER CAPTION: Juan Azueta, Mayor of Villa El Salvador
Peru has been one of the region's economic success stories this decade.
Foreign investment - especially from Japan - has skyrocketed and many credited that increase to the government's success in fighting terrorism.
The latest hostage crisis is a blow to the authorities, but the government has reassured the international community that Peru is still a safe place for foreign investment.
Whether the government's reassurances will suffice to keep foreign investment in Peru on the up remains to be seen.
An end to the hostage situation would certainly do more to convince investors.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3ed11b38cd71ce616ef40045adc6f1cf
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 1
Peru plans to have a "constant" presence in global debt market, economy minister says.
Peru's government has hailed the finalisation of the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact struck by 12 Pacific Rim countries earlier this week which a...
Peru's government has hailed the finalisation of the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact struck by 12 Pacific Rim countries earlier this week which aims to liberalise commerce in 40 percent of the world's economy.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact struck in Atlanta after marathon talks could reshape industries, change the cost of products from cheese to cancer treatments and have repercussions for drug companies and automakers.
Peruvian President Ollanta Humala said that for emerging economies like Peru's it will mean more inclusive and sustainable development.
"I have the enormous satisfaction of announcing to the Peruvian people that we have taken a significant step on the path to inclusive and sustainable development that we have set. Today we have concluded negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Association Agreement called TPP," he said.
Five years in the making, the deal would reduce or eliminate tariffs on almost 18,000 categories of goods.
As experts begin debating the winners and losers from the TPP, Peru's Economy Minister Alonso Segura sat down with Reuters where he said the country's SMEs stand to benefit the most from the deal.
"In the medium term I think it is not only symbolic but also a concrete action of Peru's commitment to put itself in the world as a mechanism to expand possibilities for growth. Peru has a relatively small domestic market, our capacity to growth comes from outside. This is an agreement that includes 12 economies, 40% of the world's GDP. It will be the biggest trading bloc in the world and Peru is part of this trading bloc. It will be essential to opening up new markets, to open new opportunities and to improve the preferential conditions that we have had with some (countries) we have signed treaties with. With five of the countries we have not had treaties and with others we have improved the conditions. (Reporter: Which sectors will see direct benefits or faster?) I would say that in general the non-traditional export sectors should be the ones that would benefit the most but for the first time we have incorporated, and because of a Peruvian proposal, a chapter on SMEs, small and medium-sized companies. What we are looking for with this is to bring them into global trade through global value chains. There is a chapter on rules of origin which will also make it possible. So SME's will be amongst those who most benefit from this and should help to formalise and integrate export structures," said Segura.
Peru is amongst Latin America's fast growing economies. Surging cooper production saw economic growth beat expectations earlier this month of 3.26 percent in July from the same time a year ago.
wn.com/Peru Plans To Have A Constant Presence In Global Debt Market, Economy Minister Says.
Peru's government has hailed the finalisation of the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact struck by 12 Pacific Rim countries earlier this week which aims to liberalise commerce in 40 percent of the world's economy.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact struck in Atlanta after marathon talks could reshape industries, change the cost of products from cheese to cancer treatments and have repercussions for drug companies and automakers.
Peruvian President Ollanta Humala said that for emerging economies like Peru's it will mean more inclusive and sustainable development.
"I have the enormous satisfaction of announcing to the Peruvian people that we have taken a significant step on the path to inclusive and sustainable development that we have set. Today we have concluded negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Association Agreement called TPP," he said.
Five years in the making, the deal would reduce or eliminate tariffs on almost 18,000 categories of goods.
As experts begin debating the winners and losers from the TPP, Peru's Economy Minister Alonso Segura sat down with Reuters where he said the country's SMEs stand to benefit the most from the deal.
"In the medium term I think it is not only symbolic but also a concrete action of Peru's commitment to put itself in the world as a mechanism to expand possibilities for growth. Peru has a relatively small domestic market, our capacity to growth comes from outside. This is an agreement that includes 12 economies, 40% of the world's GDP. It will be the biggest trading bloc in the world and Peru is part of this trading bloc. It will be essential to opening up new markets, to open new opportunities and to improve the preferential conditions that we have had with some (countries) we have signed treaties with. With five of the countries we have not had treaties and with others we have improved the conditions. (Reporter: Which sectors will see direct benefits or faster?) I would say that in general the non-traditional export sectors should be the ones that would benefit the most but for the first time we have incorporated, and because of a Peruvian proposal, a chapter on SMEs, small and medium-sized companies. What we are looking for with this is to bring them into global trade through global value chains. There is a chapter on rules of origin which will also make it possible. So SME's will be amongst those who most benefit from this and should help to formalise and integrate export structures," said Segura.
Peru is amongst Latin America's fast growing economies. Surging cooper production saw economic growth beat expectations earlier this month of 3.26 percent in July from the same time a year ago.
- published: 08 Oct 2015
- views: 0