Monthly Archives: September 2007

The Economist, “That empty-nest feeling”

The World Bank, founded to fight poverty, is searching for the right role in places that need its help less and less “A TYPICAL bank will do its very best to retain customers who are relatively mature and reliable. Whenever … Continue reading

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The Economist, “Enter the judges”

Criminal charges for Lula’s aides SÃO PAULO — “Brazilians are sadly used to corruption scandals, but even the most cynical might have paid attention this week. The Supreme Court indicted 40 people, including the former right-hand man of Brazil’s president, … Continue reading

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