Fwd: LBC Daily: Exclusive: Business implications of El Salvador and Costa Rica votes; U.S. TV studios worried about Mexicos telecoms law; Venezuelan protests falter after Maduro threatens with use of army *Prefer to read your news in your browser? Read our Daily Latin Business News online here .* [image: Latin Business Chronicle Logo] *Daily Latin Business News* *March 17, 2014* *NOTICIAS DIARIAS **[image: SpainFlag] * * EXCLUSIVE Central American votes economic effects * *LBC spoke with J.P. Morgans Franco Uccelli about El Salvador and Costa Ricas elections* Last week, El Salvador confirmed Salvador Sánchez Ceréns victory in the countrys presidential elections, while in Costa Rica, PLN candidate Johnny Araya withdrew his campaign, leaving the victory open for PAC candidate Luis Guillermo Solís. With both elections decided, LBCspoke with Franco Uccelli, Executive Director of Emerging Market Research at J.P. Morgan about the economic implications of both elections. * U.S. TV studios worried about Mexicos new telecoms law * *Measure would affect planned investments in programming for the Mexican market * Television studios from the United States have expressed their concern over Mexicos new telecoms and broadcasting law. The studios fear they will lose millions of dollars in revenue under a draft proposal that would transfer half of their available advertising time to distributors such as cable and satellite television companies, MarketWatch reports. *Liberty Global buys rest of Chiles VTR* *U.S. firm studying a spinoff of its Latin American business* Liberty Global, the cable company controlled by billionaire John Malone (left), acquired the remainder of shares in Chiles VTR, the countrys largest cable operator, in exchange for about $422 million of its stock. Liberty Global has been studying a spinoff of its Latin American businesses in Chile and Puerto Rico, Bloomberg report. *Venezuela protests shrink after Maduro threatens to use army* *President warned use of army to liberate middle-class areas of Caracas from barricades* Protests in Venezuelas capital Caracas lost momentum after President Nicolás Maduro threatened to use the countrys military to liberate middle-class neighbourhoods of makeshift barricades. Prepare yourself, we are coming for you, Maduro warned protesters in an address to thousands of soldiers gathered in support of the president on Saturday, Businessweek reports. *Paris Club invites Argentine government for debt talks* *Negotiation to start on the week of May 26* The group of financial officials known as the Paris Club has invited the Argentine government for talks concerning the payment of its overdue $9.5-billion debt. Our proposal seeks to develop investment inflows with the objective of confronting new challenges, after a period of 10 years of high and sustained economic growth, Paris Club secretary general Clotilde LAngevin said, Reuters reports. *MOREOVER* * ● Bachelets Chile: Moving closer to Venezuela? Miami Herald ● Perus country risk falls below regional average Andina ● Brazil drought puts froth on coffee prices Yahoo Finance ● China trade with Latin America set to outpace EU South China Morning Post * *About US* Published daily by Latin Business Chronicle, a unit of Latin Trade Group. A yearly subscription to premium content costs $399 per person, with discounts available for multiple subscriptions. For more information, contact Rosemary Begg, tel 1 (800) 765-0453 (US tollfree) or +1 (305) 749-0888 or e-mail . See why Fortune 500 companies subscribe .. * Please add info@latinbusinesschronicle to your address book to ensure delivery.* Forward email This email was sent to editor13x@gmail by rbegg@latintrade | Update Profile/Email Address | Instant removal with SafeUnsubscribe™ | Privacy Policy .. Latin Business Chronicle | 75 Valencia Ave. | Suite 1000 | Coral Gables | FL| 33134
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