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• Business slowly accepts president as early fears of an authoritarian approach seem to fade away
• Growth in domestic spending power is attracting interest - -
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Mood of cautious optimism takes hold
Business slowly accepts president as early fears of an authoritarian approach seem to fade away, says John Paul Rathbone
Politics: Well-balanced choice of advisers favours growth
President selects cabinet from left and right, reports Naomi Mapstone
Taking the long view: Property rights are key to fair inclusion
Hernando de Soto, the economist, talks to John Paul Rathbone
Foreign relations: Brazilian influence grows ever stronger
‘Strategic alliance’ helps provide route to booming Pacific markets, writes John Paul Rathbone
New president moderates his inner warrior
Felipe Ortiz de Zevallos says that, so far, Humala has been a unifying, rather than a divisive, force
Food and drink: Manhattan tastes the best of Lima
Gastón Acurio faces his toughest test, writes Naomi Mapstone
Retail: Chileans cash in on consumer boom
Growth in domestic spending power is attracting interest, writes Naomi Mapstone
Exchanges: Cross-border stocks start trading slowly
Mila launches amid turmoil, writes Naomi Mapstone
Ethanol: Production takes off
Sugar-based industry set for rapid growth, writes Naomi Mapstone
Commodities: Miners exploit rich seams in spite of tax and local protests
Lobbying efforts set to put sector’s expansion back on track, writes Jack Farchy
