LATIN AMERICA

the mates gave us a particular classification of the presidents acording to their poltical way:

Center- Left:

Brasil: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Argentina: Cristina Fernández
Chile: Michelle Bachelet
Guatemala: Álvaro Colom
Paraguay: Fernando Lugo
República Dominicana: Leonel Fernández
Uruguay: Tabaré Vásquez


Radical- Left:

Venezuela: Hugo Chávez
Cuba: Raúl Castro
Bolivia: Evo Morales
Nicaragua: José Daniel Ortega
Ecuador: Rafael Correa


Center-Right:

Colombia: Álvaro Uribe
Perú: Alan García
México: Felipe Calderón


LATIN AMERICA ECONOMIC INTEGRATION

•ALCA
•ALADI
•CARICOM
•CAN
•MCCA
•MERCOSUR
•AEC
•SELA

The question: 

What is the creative age and what it suposses?

The Creative Age, as we prefer to call it, is one

in which the work being done by creative people in

each economy creates the value-added and drives

economic growth and development. Throughout

U.S. (and anywhere else for that matter) economic

history, the creative processes of technological

change or innovation have been the main catalyst

for growth in each stage of development. This will

certainly continue to be the case as globalization

increases and outsourcing of manufacturing and

services flows to other countries, particularly Asia.

For instance, according to Bill Breen, “Our companies

will continue to prosper only if they push to

the higher ground of innovating and creating ‘elegant,

refined products and services’ – which might

well be produced elsewhere.

IN OTHER WORDS, IT IS LATIN AMERICAN INFLUENCE IN THE UNITED STATES ARTS

Reference: 

Nivin, S., & Plettner, D. (2009, Winter2009). arts, culture, and ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. Economic Development Journal,8(1), 31-41. Retrieved May 19, 2009, from Business Source Premier database.