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Is Mendoza the Best Place to Retire?

Published on March 13, 2009

A new middle class in Brazil means more people are going on vacations. It also means food consumption will go up, and not just in Brazil–some reports suggest a 50% increase in global food demand by 2025.
By Ronan McMahon, Executive Director, Pathfinder International
Increased wealth and a new middle class in emerging economies (combined with [...]

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Living the good life in Argentina

Published on June 12, 2008

This is Estancia Poncho Moro, Argentina’s premier shared-ranch development.

Wide Open Spaces, Stunning Mountain Vistas… and Prices You Won’t Find Up North
The vista here is immense–over 24,000 acres of tranquil meadows, lush valleys, and steep canyons below the glacier-capped peaks of the Andes Mountains.
Gauchos work the range on horseback, rounding up cattle the same way [...]

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Don’t Buy Telmex (TMX)! Buy Telmex Internacional!

Published on June 11, 2008

“Unless Telmex gets the triple-play permission, it could see little to no, or even negative (with more and more customers trading in their landlines for cell phones), growth in coming years.” — Stephanie Grimmett
by Stephanie Grimmett
Baltimore – (TFN): Shares of Telefonos de Mexico (Telmex) (TMX: NYSE) crashed today after it spun off its subsidiary [...]

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Real Estate: Buying cheap in Argentina

Published on March 17, 2008

"If you come to Argentina to shop for an expansive spread of your own, here’s something you need to know: Argentina is keen to protect both its borders and its natural resources (with which it is well-blessed)." — Lief Simon 

by Lief Simon

Baltimore – (TFN):  The buy today in Argentina is land. This is one place in the world where it’s…

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