 Tuesday, July 30, 2002
Brazil tries to reverse capital flight
Brazil Reaches Out to Its Investors. Raymundo Magliano, the chairman of the Bovespa, Latin America's mightiest stock market, wants nothing short of a revolution to reverse nearly five years of capital flight. By Tony Smith. [New York Times: International]
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