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Unasur Involvement To Reap Rewards

August 2010 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: We believe that when President Bharrat Jagdeo takes office as President of the South American Nations (Unasur) in late August, Guyana's ties to the South American Community will improve, boding well for the country's political and economic outlook.

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