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Richard Kalvar - ARGENTINA. Buenos Aires. WEF Mercosur 1998.
Alvaro Garcia (Chilean Minister of Economy).
Edward Amadeo (Brazilian Minister of Labor).
From left: Steve Hanke (Johns Hopkins Univ., USA), Roberto Civita (CEO, Abril Group, Brazil), Roque Benjamin Fernandez (Minister of Economy and Public Works, Ar
Jose Botafogo Goncalves (Brazil Minister of Industry, Trade & Tourism).
Teatro Colon, Buenos Aires.
Carlos Bulgheroni (Chairman, Bridas Corp., Argentina).
Juan Carlos Wasmosy (Pres., Paraguay), Carlos Saul Menem (Pres., Argentina), and Eduardo Frei (Pres., Chile).
From left: Jose Botafogo Goncalves, Klaus Schwab, Enrique Iglesias, and Jesus Seade before the opening plenary.
Ernst-Moritz Lipp (Dresdner Bank).
Global Volatility plenary. Georges Ugeux (NY Stock Exchange), Roque Benjamin Fernandez (Minister of Economy and Public Works, Argentina), Steve Hanke (Johns Hop
Paolo Paiva (Minister of Planning and Budget, Brazil).
Jose Miguel Insulza (Minister of Foreign Relations, Chile).
Daniel Montamat (Montamat & Assoc., Argentina), center.
Guillermo Harteneck (Pres., Argentina National Securities and Exchange Commission).
Media session. German Sopena (Senior editor, La Nacion, Argentina).
Participants conversing.
John Gage (chief scientist, Sun Microsystems USA) with Patrick Vittet-Philippe (European Commission, Brussels) and Alain-Louis Mie (France Telecom).
Antonio Souza Franco (Minister of Finance, Portugal).
Euro breakfast. Ernst-Moritz Lipp (Dresdner Bank).
Jacques Marcovitch (Rector, Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil).
Steve Hanke (Johns Hopkins Univ., USA).
Opening plenary. Klaus Schwab (Founder and President, World Economic Forum) Enrique Iglesias (President, Inter-American Development Bank) and Jesus Seade (WTO)
Opening plenary. Roberto Teixeira da Costa (CEAL,Brazil).
Transport infrastructure session. Carlos L. Enrique Garcia (CEO, Corporacion Andina de Fomento, Venezuela).
Opening plenary. Fernando de la Rua (Governor of Buenos Aires).
Closing plenary. Juan Carlos Wasmosy (Pres., Paraguay).
Johns Hopkins professor Riordan Roett with Fernando de la Rua (Governor of Buenos Aires).
Carlos Saul Menem (Pres., Argentina) leaving closing plenary.
Domingo Cavallo (former Finance Minister, Pres., Fundacion Mediterranea, Argentina) at Media lunch.
Jose Carlos Pinheiro Neto (ANFAVEA, Brazil).
From left: Alvaro Garcia, Carlos Fernandez Prida, Jeffrey Sachs, Carlos L. Enrique Garcia and Domingo Cavallo.
Jeffrey Sachs (Director, Harvard Institute for International Development).
Opening plenary. Roberto Civita (CEO, Abril Group, Brazil).
Pedro Sampaio Malan (Minister of Finance, Brazil).
Registration.
Participants conversing.
Roque Benjamin Fernandez (Minister of Economy and Public Works, Argentina).
Gilberto Mifano (CEO BOVESPA, Brazil).
Stephen Zimmer (Anderson Consulting, USA) with Marcelo Sternberg (Anderson Consulting, Argentina).
Jose Miguel Insulza (Minister of Foreign Relations, Chile).
Julio Herrera Oneto y Viana, Minister of Industry, Energy and Mining, Uruguay.
Roberto Civita (CEO, Abril Group, Brazil) at Media lunch.
From left: Manuel Garcia (Nestle Chile), Roberto Sanchez (Nestle Argentina), Ricardo Ramos Giraud (Nestle Switzerland).
Domingo Cavallo (former Finance Minister, Pres., Fundacion Mediterranea, Argentina).
Closing plenary. Carlos Saul Menem (Pres., Argentina).
Closing plenary. Eduardo Frei (Pres., Chile).
Jose Miguel Insulza (Minister of Foreign Relations, Chile).
Roberto Civita (CEO, Abril Group, Brazil).
Thomas B. McGrath (Viacom USA).
David Hale (Zurich Insurance Group, USA).
Thomas F. McLarty (former counsellor to the President, USA).
Stock Market session. Georges Ugeux (NY Stock Exchange).
Jacques Marcovitch (Rector, Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil), center.
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