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Sep 17, 2026

Kenneth LevinsonHOST
2:06
Michael Smart is a Managing Director at Rock Creek Global Advisors, a former Director for International Trade and Investment, the National Security Council at the White House, and a former Trade Counsel of the Democratic Staff of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee.
Kenneth LevinsonHOST
2:19
And Kelly Midenhock is a Senior Counselor at McLarty Associates, She's an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, board member of the Inter-American Dialogue, a former director for Brazil and the Southern Cone, the office of USTR.
Kenneth LevinsonHOST
2:32
Kelly?
Kellie Meiman HockMODERATOR
2:34
Right.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:00
Bienvenidos al pódcast de Itaú Invest, un espacio donde analizamos los hechos más relevantes de la economía local y regional para ayudarte a tomar decisiones informadas.
Diego SiongoHOST
0:12
Hola, mi nombre es Diego Ciongo, economista de Itaú para el Cono Sur, y hoy vamos a repasar los principales temas macroeconómicos que marcaron la semana en Paraguay y en la economía global.
Diego SiongoHOST
0:22
Comenzamos en Paraguay, donde la actividad económica mantuvo un sólido desempeño en julio.
Diego SiongoHOST
0:27
El IMAEP creció cinco coma cinco por ciento interanual, impulsando una expansión de dos coma ocho por ciento en el trimestre finalizado en ese mes.
Emmet OliverHOST
1:41
You've probably seen it has been intruding into your news feed for the last few weeks, not just the Falkland Islands, but the economic policies of the man who's in charge there as well.
Emmet OliverHOST
1:51
So joining me now is the Southern Cone correspondent of the Financial Times, Ciara Nugent, to talk about what's happening with the Falkland Islands and more broadly in the region.
Emmet OliverHOST
1:59
Ciara, you're very welcome to the programme.
Ciara NugentGUEST
2:01
Hi, Emmett.

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Emmet OliverHOST
13:22
Well, isn't it going to be an interesting thing to watch because Argentina is always interesting and, as you said yourself earlier, deeply unpredictable how things are going to go.
Emmet OliverHOST
13:31
But for the moment, thanks for the update.
Emmet OliverHOST
13:32
Ciara Nugent is Southern Cone correspondent with the Financial Times.
Emmet OliverHOST
13:36
Thank you very much for joining us.
Peter LevendaGUEST
38:41
So you had them involved with Operation Condor in South America.
Peter LevendaGUEST
38:45
And Condor was Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, all the countries in the Southern Cone involved in anti-communist activities that were being masterminded by Nazi war criminals like Klaus Barbie in Bolivia and like Schaefer in Chile, the group that I investigated in 79.
Peter LevendaGUEST
39:07
So you have this tentacle operation, and we tend not to look at it because World War II is over.
Peter LevendaGUEST
39:13
It was over in 45.
Troy GrantGUEST
1:43
I think my takeaway from the conference was that there's a lot of low-key optimism amongst certainly a lot of the service companies and things on sort of expiration upticks and opportunities there after, you know, fairly large downturn with ONG majors kind of focusing on returns for shareholders, etc.
Troy GrantGUEST
2:11
In terms of Southern South America, Uruguay was there.
Troy GrantGUEST
2:22
They're obviously very excited on the latest sort of APA ENI well that they're going to be drilling after the failure of the Raya well.
Troy GrantGUEST
2:35
So there's a lot of optimism from that.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:00
Bienvenidos al pódcast de Itaú Invest, un espacio donde analizamos los hechos más relevantes de la economía local y regional para ayudarte a tomar decisiones informadas.
Diego SiongoHOST
0:11
Hola, mi nombre es Diego Ciongo, economista de Itaú para el Cono Sur, y hoy vamos a repasar los principales temas macroeconómicos que marcaron la semana en Paraguay y en la economía global.
Diego SiongoHOST
0:21
Comenzamos por Paraguay, donde el Banco Central del Paraguay volvió a mantener sin cambio la tasa de política monetaria en cinco coma cinco por ciento, extendiendo así una pausa que ya lleva seis reuniones consecutivas.
Diego SiongoHOST
0:34
Durante la reunión, la autoridad monetaria destacó que la actividad económica continúa mostrando un desempeño sólido y acorde con las previsiones oficiales de crecimiento para este año.
Kirsten WeldGUEST
59:01
They all said, great.
Kirsten WeldGUEST
59:03
across the whole hemisphere, there was this massive set of peaceful revolutions that overthrew dictatorships from Guatemala all the way down to the Southern Cone.
Kirsten WeldGUEST
59:12
And so that was really consequential.
Kirsten WeldGUEST
59:14
And one of the places that that happens is Guatemala, where there is this kind of reformist nationalist revolution that yields the first ever democratic elections in the country.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:10
Uh, and I wanna go back to my, my roots.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:14
So I wanna study the southern cone of Latin America and the role of texts in that process of, of political subjectivation before the internet.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:23
So I want to know if, um, what, if any, uh, was the impact of certain kinds of texts, uh, oral and, and written or printed, such as literary works or Marxist texts, uh, in the case of radical left-wing political organizations in the first half of the 20th century.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:43
Um, and I want to ask if there are, um, what is the role of texts in f- the formation of political projects, the justification of political action, um, whether texts are used, um, ex post to justify political action that would've happened anyway for other reasons, say, because you belong to a certain network.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
40:59
And I want to go back to my roots.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:02
So I want to... study the southern cone of Latin America and the role of texts in that process of political subjectivation before the internet.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:11
So I want to know if, what if any, was the impact of certain kinds of texts, oral and written or printed, such as literary works or Marxist texts, in the case of radical left-wing political organizations in the first half of the 20th century, And I want to ask if there are, what is the role of texts in the formation of political projects, the justification of political action, whether texts are used, exposed to justify political action that would have happened anyway, for other reasons, say, because you belong to a certain network, you were there when your friends were, you know, rebelling or taking over a university or trying to fight a dictator, or whether the books or the readings or the ideas in them inform political projects before they develop, right, or in the process of developing.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
42:11
Because the imagination, because the engagement with alternative ways of organizing society lead people to political projects.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
40:59
And I want to go back to my roots.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:02
So I want to... study the southern cone of Latin America and the role of texts in that process of political subjectivation before the internet.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:11
So I want to know what, if any, was the impact of certain kinds of texts, oral and written or printed, such as literary works or Marxist texts.
María Angélica Thumala OlaveGUEST
41:26
In the case of radical left-wing political organizations in the first half of the 20th century.

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