The Power and the Money
Noel MaurerInteresting stuff from a political economy perspective, with all the fun details
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Fracking will not save the Mexican oil industry
Growth is good, but there’s a reason why the U.S. dominates the technology
Mexico’s hydrocarbon sector is trouble. Let’s start with the big problem: for the first time ever, Pemex is losing money for the federal government. Here is where t...
What happened to the Afro-Argentines?
Argentina is not known for having a large black population.
Being a country of Europeans is a deep part of Argentina’s national identity. The census stopped recording race in 1869. A bit more than 80 years later, when Josephine Baker visit...
How is Argentina like Puerto Rico?
In the one lonely comment to my last post — which got a lot of readership but not a lot of interaction — wrote: “Argentina (plus its neighbour Uruguay to a degree) is another country ‘where the gap between what is and what realistically co...
How to Fail Like Puerto Rico
Last time, I wrote about American Cuba. I described how the country enveloped itself in a web of growth-throttling central planning during the Depression and ended with the following throwaway line: “Needless to say, none of this would have...
Our Cuban Colony, Part IIIb: The Opposite of Dollar Diplomacy
In 1933, the United States overthrew a Cuban government because it insisted on repaying American creditors.
That really happened. President Gerardo Machado was prepared to pay any price, bear any burden, rather than miss Cuba’s debt payme...
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I'm from Brooklyn back when you could compare it to Cleveland with no irony. Prof of internat'l affairs and internat'l biz at George Washington University.
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