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Itaipú Dam Explained: Who Owns It, Who Pays, and Why Brazil and Paraguay Still Argue (opens the original)
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Itaipú has produced more electricity than any other power plant in history, and it is Paraguay’s main bargaining chip with Brazil. Two governments, not a market, set its price, so every renegotiation tests relations between South America’s giant and a much smaller neighbour. Paraguay is a landlocked country of about 6.4 million people, and Brazil is its much larger neighbour to the east. This guide explains how their shared dam works, who pays for its power, what Annex C means and what happens a
St Kitts and Nevis PM Drew Meets Deputy Hanley in Miami While Recovering From Stroke (opens the original)
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St Kitts PM Terrance Drew met his deputy, Geoffrey Hanley, in Miami on Monday 28 September. Drew has been recovering in Florida since suffering a stroke in late August. The Prime Minister’s Office said Hanley flew in to brief him after leading the federation’s delegation to the UN General Assembly. Drew used the meeting to thank his Cabinet for “steady and dedicated leadership during this period”. According to the statement, Hanley gave a full update on government business and on the federation’
Bahamas Tourism Association Names Sandy Sands Interim President as Weech Joins Ministry (opens the original)
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The main Bahamas tourism association, which speaks for the country’s hotels, has put a familiar figure back in charge. The Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) named Robert “Sandy” Sands interim president, state broadcaster ZNS reported on 29 September. Sands replaces Jackson Weech, who leaves to become Director General of the Ministry of Tourism from 1 October. The Nassau outlet Eyewitness News also reported the handover on 30 September. Sands is the association’s immediate past preside
Predictable Regulation Key for Foreign Firms in Guyana, US Ambassador Says (opens the original)
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Predictable regulation is what international companies most need from Guyana, the US ambassador in Georgetown has said. Nicole Theriot named two fixes: a modern public tender process and faster handling of tax filings and refunds. She spoke on the Energy Perspectives podcast on Monday 28 September, iNews Guyana reported on Wednesday. She also credited President Irfaan Ali with a serious commitment to reform, saying progress is “just going to take a little bit more”. “A very predictable regulator
China Ambassador Tells Cuba's State Media the Market Plays a 'Decisive Role' in Growth (opens the original)
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The China ambassador in Havana, Hua Xin, used a Cuban state media interview to explain how a communist-run country grew rich. Speaking to a Cuban state audience, he credited the market with a “decisive role”. The conversation opened the second season of “Es la Idea”, a Cubadebate podcast, published on Tuesday 29 September. The independent Cuban outlet 14ymedio read it on Wednesday as a lesson in market economics delivered to the regime’s own media. Cubadebate says the episode asked how China see
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