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Brazil Hosts Meeting of Mercosur Ministers to Address Global Crisis PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 21 October 2008

Mercosur meeting The highest political body of the South American customs union, the CNC (Mercosur Council) will be holding an extraordinary meeting next Monday, October 27, in Brazilian capital Brasília to consider the current global financial crisis, it was announced in Montevideo, capital of Uruguay.

The CNC is made up of Foreign Affairs and Finance ministers of Mercosur country members and its meetings are only topped by the presidential summits held every six months when the transfer of the rotating chair of the group occurs.

According to the CNC press release. the meeting will convene ministers from Mercosur full members (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) and associate members which have been specially invited (Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia) and Venezuela which is in the process of full integration.

Central bank presidents of the above mentioned countries, who recently met in Santiago de Chile, have also been invited to the gathering.

The idea of an extraordinary meeting of the CNC was first proposed by Argentina's Foreign Secretary Jorge Taiana at the beginning of October with the purpose of "discussing the global situation and to consider ways to address the situation."

"It seems obvious that when extraordinary moments such as those we are living happen, we should have an exchange of ideas," said Taiana who added that "I believe we must coordinate positions, exchange information and come up with joint replies to the situation."

The CNC last held a regular meeting in Tucuman, Argentina, last July. However the Brazilian Foreign Office, Itamaraty, downplayed the significance of the event saying it would be the XXXVI ordinary meeting in preparation for the December presidential summit in Salvador, Bahia, next December 16.

Argentina, whose main trade partner is Brazil, is particularly concerned that the Brazilian currency has lost in the range of 30% against the US dollar since the beginning of the crisis at the beginning of the month. Brazilian industry, farmers and exporters have remained explicitly silent about the new rate.

The depreciation of the Argentine peso has been far modest but there are insistent rumors that the US dollar could be costing 3.80 pesos at the end of the year. Currently it is trading at 3.25 pesos to the greenback.

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Argentina, whose main trade partner is Brazil, is particularly concerned that the Brazilian currency has lost in the range of 30% against the US dollar since the beginning of the crisis at the beginni
written by ch.c., October 22, 2008
So true

Funny that Brazil is sure of having a strong currency, when in reality the Brl plumetted against the Argentina Peso 30 % in one month !

This said, and to the defense of Brazil, this country is nowhere near collapse as Argentina is.

Now is a good time to buy the Brazilian currency and short the Argentina currency.
It would end up with a nice Christmas Gift !
Argentina is not going to survive the Winter....without going daily to church and prey their good Angel !
The name of their historical Angel ? THE IMF !!!!!!!

Thus Argentina critics against Brazil is/was right........only to a small extent....and for a short timke only !
Argentina during 2004 and 2008 have basically pegged their currency to the US$ WHEN THE US$ WEAKENED !!!
But now that simple currency manipulation cannot continue because the US$ is strengthening !
Now the 5 years of cheatings has ended. Now is the Time to pay The Bills !
Very expensive bill since they cheated very very much.


Viva the Bimbo Fernandez !
Viva her Pimp De Kirchner !
They just cornered themselves. THEY GOT TRAPPED IN THEIR HOMEMADE TRAPS !!!!!

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Yet another meeting of the BIMBO with the TWO MOKEYS
written by Augustus, October 23, 2008
With all the money this Argentine BIMBO spents to meet the Brazilian & Venezuelan MONKEYS, they probably could pay for the education of a few Latin American children...
I wonder if the BIMBO has a collection of shoes like Emelda Marcos of the Philipes.... smilies/cheesy.gif smilies/cheesy.gif smilies/cheesy.gif
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