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Uruguay

  • Saturday, January 6th 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Ambitious project to recover Uruguay's flag carrier

    Uruguay's flag air carrier PLUNA

    The international investment group which is capitalizing Uruguay's flag air carrier PLUNA plans to balance the deficit ridden company by the end of this year with a five to six months “restructuring plan” to be implemented once the incorporation of the group is signed at the end of January.

  • Wednesday, January 3rd 2007 - 20:00 UTC

    Uruguayan authorities forecast 4.6% growth in 2007

    Minister of Economy Danilo Astori

    Uruguay's Minister of Economy Danilo Astori announced Wednesday the country's economy would expand 4.6% in 2007, after having finished the third year running of expansion above the region's average.

  • Tuesday, December 26th 2006 - 20:00 UTC

    Uruguay's recovery “has exceeded all expectations”

    The recovery of the Uruguayan economy from the 2002 crisis “has exceeded all expectations” but continued efforts are needed “to entrench macroeconomic stability, deepen structural reforms and reduce vulnerabilities”, reports the IMF in the last reviews of a stand by arrangement with Uruguay.

  • Sunday, December 24th 2006 - 20:00 UTC

    Moody's improves Uruguay's rating but vulnerabilities remain

    Moody's Investors Service upgraded the foreign- and local-currency bond ratings of Uruguay to B1 from B3 following a steady improvement in fiscal performance, a reduction in external and government debt ratios, and a significant reduction of refinancing risks.

  • Thursday, December 21st 2006 - 20:00 UTC

    Uruguay ratifies support for Spain's “facilitating” efforts

    Uruguayan Foreign Affairs minister Reinaldo Gargano

    Uruguay denied Wednesday it had rejected Spanish King Juan Carlos' “facilitating” efforts, following press reports in Buenos Aires attacking Uruguay for allegedly having desisted of the royal support to reestablish dialogue in the pulp mills controversy.

  • Wednesday, December 20th 2006 - 20:00 UTC

    World Bank loan to ensure Uruguay's free of FAM status

    The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors approved Tuesday a 6.5 million US dollars loan for Uruguay to support the Foot and Mouth Disease Emergency Recovery Project and create a full-coverage livestock tracking system in order to keep the country virus-free and minimize economic losses.

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