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Spain's doldrums will curb remittances to Andean countries, but Mexico, Central America will see more growth this year
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The more South Africa's trade union landscape fragments, the more difficult it is to find common ground
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South Africa's industrial policy aims could be undone by energy, labour and trade woes
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The three-month old Greek coalition government and its bailout creditors cannot agree on bailout fulfilment
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The government's efforts to placate unions are insufficient to avert pay demands above 30%, possibly backed by force
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Large public wage bill and subsidies are unlikely to go away any time soon, increasing the pressure on the Central Bank
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The government could be losing the popular support it initially had for standing up to the internationals
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Government efforts to limit pay rises in the face of high inflation will create pre-election trade union tensions
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The minimum wage rise is far below inflation, but carries revenue costs for a cash-strapped oil-dependent government
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Strong growth is creating pressures to reverse austerity measures
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