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Ottawa. - Dominican central banker Héctor Valdez Albizu was chosen President of the 41st Meeting of the Financial and Monetary Topics Association of the Latin American Integration Council (ALADI), held in this city.
During the work sessions held in Ottawa, topics related to the current macroeconomic environs, of great importance for Latin American economies, were discussed and analyzed, especially of the world economy and recent turmoil in international financial markets, as well as the most important lessons learned from the last financial crises in emergent market economies.
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of great importance for Latin American economies, were discussed and analyzed, especially of the world economy and recent turmoil in international financial markets, as well as the most important lessons learned from the last financial crises in emergent market economies.
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In other words, the US, Canadian, and EU imperialists will try to unload more worthless mortagage-back securities [better known as "subprimes"] on the central banks and financial institutions of Latin America.
"Hector, my boy, if you put another $500 million of these securities in your currency reserves, we'll give you a pat on the head, the shoulder, and your behind," the imperialist promises Hector as he, the "president" of the meeting, tries to set an example for other financial people of the region.