$650 million less, leave 1.5% untouched, and pay suppliers
$650 million less, leave 1.5% untouched, and pay suppliers
Análisis estratégico sobre institucionalidad, economía y desarrollo publicados en medios especializados.
$650 million less, leave 1.5% untouched, and pay suppliers
As a Paraguayan living abroad who is passionate about our beautiful homeland and has closely followed the evolution of our public finances, I view the debate that has emerged in recent days with concern.
Strong Regulation: Lessons from Privatization
To conclude the series on energy published every Sunday in the pages of La Tribuna, we present an interview with César Addario Soljancic. Throughout his articles, the Paraguayan economist has provided a technical and strategic analysis of Paraguay’s energy future, its limitations, and its opportunities.
After analyzing the cost of capital across Latin America throughout this series, one conclusion stands out: the region’s high financing costs are not a fixed condition. They stem from policy decisions and persistent structural weaknesses—factors that can be improved over time.