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jueves, diciembre 29, 2011

dos cambios de gabinete en el Gobierno de Sebastian Piñera : agricultura y educación

Longueira confirma alejamiento del ministro de Educación por "razones personales"

El titular de Economía valoró el aporte realizado por Felipe Bulnes y el ministro de Agricultura, José Antonio Galilea, quienes dejarían el Gobierno.

Longueira confirma alejamiento del ministro de Educación por 'razones personales'
Longueira anticipó la salida de Bulnes.
Foto: Claudio Bueno, El Mercurio

SANTIAGO.- En medio de las especulaciones sobre un eventual cambio de gabinete, el ministro de Economía, Pablo Longueira, confirmó el alejamiento de los titulares de Educación, Felipe Bulnes, y el de Agricultura, José Antonio Galilea.


"Yo creo que el ministro (Felipe) Bulnes es de las figuras políticas más brillantes que he conocido. Lamento sinceramente su disposición -entiendo- a dejar el gabinete, pero sinceramente lo considero un político excepcional, señaló Longueira.

"Nos duele su alejamiento (Bulnes y Galilea) por razones personales (...). Dos personas de una categoría excepcional, no solamente en lo profesional. Quiero destacar que ambos fueron servidores públicos extraordinarios", afirmó.

Para las 16:00 horas, según adelantó, los ministros fueron convocados por el Presidente Sebastián Piñera para una reunión en La Moneda donde abordarán la crisis económica y un eventual cambio de gabinete.

Entre los probables reemplazantes el titular del Mineduc se baraja el nombre del actual subdirector del Centro de Estudios Públicos (CEP), Harald Beyer, quien lideró el equipo de educación que delineó el programa presidencial de Sebastián Piñera.


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productores de fruta se cuben por volatilidad del dolar

GREMIO ANTE LA VOLATILIDAD DEL DÓLAR:
  • Antonio Walker de Fedefruta: "Los productores acudieron en masa a tomar coberturas"

  • Pero no se preocupan, curiosamente de la posición dominante , de la colusión y falta de transparencia del mercado exportador

 
 


- ¿Por qué los fruteros no usan más coberturas cambiarias?


- No nos olvidemos de que nosotros somos agricultores, nos ha costado trasformarnos en empresarios. Los forwards, los seguros de tipo de cambio son herramientas que las hemos ido conociendo en los últimos dos años y no vamos a tomar un seguro de tipo de cambio cuando el dólar está a $ 450 ni cuando está a $ 470. Pero sí, con mucha fuerza, Fedefruta ha ido promocionando tomar coberturas de tipo de cambio para esta temporada (...) Y la verdad es que los productores acudieron en masa a la banca y tomaron forwards por compensación
- 
 
¿No les gusta jugar con el precio del dólar, "hacer una pasada"?

- Creo que nos hemos equivocado cada vez que hemos tratado de hacer esa pasada. No han sido pocas. La idea ha sido transmitir a los productores que tomen una cobertura por un tercio de la producción, hoy día que el tipo de cambio está a $ 530.
 
- ¿Podríamos decir que para los fruteros, por primera vez, el dólar no está siendo un tema?

- Siempre va a ser un tema. En 2002 el tipo de cambio estaba a $ 720 (...) Nuestro sueldo está en dólares y nuestros costos en pesos. El 20% de los costos de producción son los insumos en dólares. Lo que no podemos pagar en dólares son los sueldos que son un 70%. Si pudiéramos dolarizar la industria, lo haríamos. En todo caso creo que la banca respondió al poner al servicio de los productores de fruta todas las coberturas de tipo de cambio.


 
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Ayer Cortes de energía eléctrica afectaron a varias zonas de las regiones del Maule y Bio Bio

Cortes de energía eléctrica afectaron a varias zonas de las regiones del Maule y Biobío

La suspensión del suministro se relacionaría con problemas registrados en el SIC, según la firma distribuidora de electricidad.

SANTIAGO.- Varios cortes de energía eléctrica se registraron durante la tarde y la noche del martes en varias zonas de las regiones del Maule y del Biobío.

Las suspensiones del suministro ocurrieron en Parral, Retiro, Cauquenes, Chanco, Longaví y Pelluhue, en la Séptima Región, y San Carlos, San Nicolás, Quirihue, Cobquecura, Trehuaco, Niquén y San Fabián, en la Octava.

De acuerdo a informaciones entregadas por la Compañía General de Electricidad (CGE) Distribución, los cortes se relacionan con problemas localizados en el Sistema Interconectado Central (SIC), los que no tendrían relación con los tendidos de distribución de su responsabilidad, según radio Cooperativa.

Un hecho similar ocurrió el 14 de diciembre pasado en la Región del Maule. En esa oportunidad, el corte se debió a las altas temperaturas en la zona central, las que influyen en la posibilidad de sobrecarga en las redes de transmisión.









































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miércoles, diciembre 28, 2011

Why the Left Is Losing the Argument over the Financial Crisis

Fair-minded people are persuaded by facts, not invective.

The day before Christmas, Joe Nocera did it again—wasted a perfectly good column with another attack on us, Peter Wallison and Ed Pinto.

It's worth reading for what it says about the Left's current situation. According to Nocera, we "almost single-handedly" have created a "myth that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac caused the financial crisis." Those who have fallen for this myth, according to Nocera, include congressional Republicans and the Wall Street Journal's editorial page.

It's somewhat implausible that two guys at a Washington think-tank, arguing that the financial crisis was caused by government housing policy, could create a widely accepted alternative to the conventional liberal narrative that the financial crisis was caused by the greed and lack of regulation of Wall Street. After all, the conventional narrative was created by the government, propagated by the New York Times, and accepted without question by just about every other major newspaper and electronic mass media outlet, foreign and domestic. Apparently, however, in Noceraworld, threats to the accepted narrative can never be fully suppressed.

It's somewhat implausible that two guys at a Washington think-tank could create a widely accepted alternative to the conventional liberal narrative that the financial crisis was caused by the greed and lack of regulation of Wall Street.

We doubt that we have been as successful as Nocera fears, but we believe that Nocera and his ilk are losing the argument about what caused the financial crisis. If in fact our views have received sufficient credence to warrant the alarm of the New York Times, a reading of his attack piece will tell you why. The article is fully representative of the Left's approach—don't bother with facts, just call your opposition liars or worse (racists) and leave it at that. This name-calling is then dutifully repeated throughout the leftwing echo-chamber.

To the extent that we have had any success in challenging the conventional narrative about the causes of the crisis, it is because fair-minded people are persuaded by facts, not invective. Our argument is and has been that the financial crisis would not have occurred but for government housing policy implemented principally through Fannie and Freddie and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Although there were a number of such policies, the most important were the affordable housing requirements first imposed on Fannie and Freddie in 1992 and expanded and tightened by HUD through 2007.

Summarized below are the original numbers we relied on, taken from Fannie and Freddie's own data and from the views of bank regulators—and now supplemented with additional data from the Securities and Exchange Commission's recent complaints against certain officers of Fannie and Freddie. Of particular interest are Fannie and Freddie's non-prosecution agreements with the SEC, in which they agree with facts that confirm—and in many cases go beyond—our original research concerning the scope of the GSEs' subprime and Alt-A exposure. These are facts, and Nocera and others who might wish it otherwise should become familiar with them.

For example, in its non-prosecution agreement Freddie agreed that as of June 30, 2008, it had $244 billion in subprime loans, comprising 14 percent of its credit guaranty portfolio, rather than the $6 billion it had previously disclosed. Freddie also agreed that it had $541 billion in reduced documentation loans alone, vastly more than the $190 billion in previously disclosed Alt-A loans which Freddie had said included loans with reduced documentation.   

While the SEC documents about $1.03 trillion in previously undisclosed subprime and Alt-A loans in Fannie and Freddie's credit guaranty portfolios, an estimated $812.8 billion, or about 80 percent, were already accounted for in the totals of Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A exposures included in Pinto's Forensic Study and Wallison's Dissent from the majority report of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.

The SEC findings add $219 billion and 1.43 million loans to our original Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals, bringing the combined subprime and Alt-A total to $2.041 trillion and 13.37 million loans.

The SEC findings add $219 billion and 1.43 million loans to our original Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals, bringing the combined subprime and Alt-A total to $2.041 trillion and 13.37 million loans.

All told, after adding the SEC's new data to our original estimates, there were approximately 28 million subprime and Alt-A loans outstanding on June 30, 2008, before the financial crisis, with a value of approximately $4.8 trillion. This was half of all mortgages in the United States. Of these loans, over 74 percent were on the books of U.S. government agencies and firms subject to government housing finance policies. This shows where the demand for these low quality loans came from. Fannie and Freddie were themselves exposed to more than 13 million subprime or Alt-A loans, or 65 percent of the government total.

The table below shows the values of the subprime and Alt-A loans originally included in Pinto's Forensic Study and Wallison's Dissent, supplemented by the data included in the SEC's complaints and the non-prosecution agreements.

Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals as of June 30, 2008

(All numbers de-duped to eliminate inclusion in more than one category.)

Table in billions of dollars

Wallison Pinto Table 1

Peter J. Wallison is the Arthur F. Burns Fellow in Financial Policy Studies and Edward Pinto is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.

FURTHER READING: Wallison also writes "Where No Mortgage News Is Fit to Print," "A Guaranteed Disaster," and "The Financial Crisis on Trial." Pinto contributes "Cleaning House: The Financial Crisis and the GSEs," "Senate Undermines Obama—and the Country—on Housing," and "New Bubble May be Building in 30-Year Mortgages."

Footnotes

1 In 2001, federal regulators determined that a FICO score of less than 660 can be used to identify a subprime mortgage. http://www.federalreserve.gov/Boarddocs/SRletters/2001/sr0104a1.pdf

2 The GSEs published credit supplements at the time of their SEC filings. These supplements set forth loan characteristics with high risk. These included negative amortization, interest pnly, original LTV>90% (effectively >=95%), and Alt-A as disclosed by Fannie and Freddie.

3 In the case of both original LTV>90% and combined LTV>90%, the effective LTV is >=95%. In the case of original LTV>90%, this is confirmed by the fact that the LTV average for such loans was 97.4%. In the case of combined LTV, the 80/20 and 80/15 combinations would have resulted in a combined LTV>=95%.

4 These differ slightly from the Forensic Study/Dissent subtotals due to rounding and the need to change the de-duping hierarchy to incorporate the SEC additions.

5 $101.7 billion prior to de-duping.

6 $238 billion prior to de-duping.

7 $341 billion prior to de-duping.

8 $351 billion prior to de-duping.

Image by Bergman Group

Why the Left Is Losing the Argument over the Financial Crisis

27/12/2011 11:40

Fair-minded people are persuaded by facts, not invective.

The day before Christmas, Joe Nocera did it again—wasted a perfectly good column with another attack on us, Peter Wallison and Ed Pinto.

It's worth reading for what it says about the Left's current situation. According to Nocera, we "almost single-handedly" have created a "myth that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac caused the financial crisis." Those who have fallen for this myth, according to Nocera, include congressional Republicans and the Wall Street Journal's editorial page.

It's somewhat implausible that two guys at a Washington think-tank, arguing that the financial crisis was caused by government housing policy, could create a widely accepted alternative to the conventional liberal narrative that the financial crisis was caused by the greed and lack of regulation of Wall Street. After all, the conventional narrative was created by the government, propagated by the New York Times, and accepted without question by just about every other major newspaper and electronic mass media outlet, foreign and domestic. Apparently, however, in Noceraworld, threats to the accepted narrative can never be fully suppressed.

It's somewhat implausible that two guys at a Washington think-tank could create a widely accepted alternative to the conventional liberal narrative that the financial crisis was caused by the greed and lack of regulation of Wall Street.

We doubt that we have been as successful as Nocera fears, but we believe that Nocera and his ilk are losing the argument about what caused the financial crisis. If in fact our views have received sufficient credence to warrant the alarm of the New York Times, a reading of his attack piece will tell you why. The article is fully representative of the Left's approach—don't bother with facts, just call your opposition liars or worse (racists) and leave it at that. This name-calling is then dutifully repeated throughout the leftwing echo-chamber.

To the extent that we have had any success in challenging the conventional narrative about the causes of the crisis, it is because fair-minded people are persuaded by facts, not invective. Our argument is and has been that the financial crisis would not have occurred but for government housing policy implemented principally through Fannie and Freddie and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Although there were a number of such policies, the most important were the affordable housing requirements first imposed on Fannie and Freddie in 1992 and expanded and tightened by HUD through 2007.

Summarized below are the original numbers we relied on, taken from Fannie and Freddie's own data and from the views of bank regulators—and now supplemented with additional data from the Securities and Exchange Commission's recent complaints against certain officers of Fannie and Freddie. Of particular interest are Fannie and Freddie's non-prosecution agreements with the SEC, in which they agree with facts that confirm—and in many cases go beyond—our original research concerning the scope of the GSEs' subprime and Alt-A exposure. These are facts, and Nocera and others who might wish it otherwise should become familiar with them.

For example, in its non-prosecution agreement Freddie agreed that as of June 30, 2008, it had $244 billion in subprime loans, comprising 14 percent of its credit guaranty portfolio, rather than the $6 billion it had previously disclosed. Freddie also agreed that it had $541 billion in reduced documentation loans alone, vastly more than the $190 billion in previously disclosed Alt-A loans which Freddie had said included loans with reduced documentation.   

While the SEC documents about $1.03 trillion in previously undisclosed subprime and Alt-A loans in Fannie and Freddie's credit guaranty portfolios, an estimated $812.8 billion, or about 80 percent, were already accounted for in the totals of Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A exposures included in Pinto's Forensic Study and Wallison's Dissent from the majority report of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.

The SEC findings add $219 billion and 1.43 million loans to our original Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals, bringing the combined subprime and Alt-A total to $2.041 trillion and 13.37 million loans.

The SEC findings add $219 billion and 1.43 million loans to our original Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals, bringing the combined subprime and Alt-A total to $2.041 trillion and 13.37 million loans.

All told, after adding the SEC's new data to our original estimates, there were approximately 28 million subprime and Alt-A loans outstanding on June 30, 2008, before the financial crisis, with a value of approximately $4.8 trillion. This was half of all mortgages in the United States. Of these loans, over 74 percent were on the books of U.S. government agencies and firms subject to government housing finance policies. This shows where the demand for these low quality loans came from. Fannie and Freddie were themselves exposed to more than 13 million subprime or Alt-A loans, or 65 percent of the government total.

The table below shows the values of the subprime and Alt-A loans originally included in Pinto's Forensic Study and Wallison's Dissent, supplemented by the data included in the SEC's complaints and the non-prosecution agreements.

Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals as of June 30, 2008

(All numbers de-duped to eliminate inclusion in more than one category.)

Table in billions of dollars

Wallison Pinto Table 1

Peter J. Wallison is the Arthur F. Burns Fellow in Financial Policy Studies and Edward Pinto is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.

FURTHER READING: Wallison also writes "Where No Mortgage News Is Fit to Print," "A Guaranteed Disaster," and "The Financial Crisis on Trial." Pinto contributes "Cleaning House: The Financial Crisis and the GSEs," "Senate Undermines Obama—and the Country—on Housing," and "New Bubble May be Building in 30-Year Mortgages."

Footnotes

1 In 2001, federal regulators determined that a FICO score of less than 660 can be used to identify a subprime mortgage. http://www.federalreserve.gov/Boarddocs/SRletters/2001/sr0104a1.pdf

2 The GSEs published credit supplements at the time of their SEC filings. These supplements set forth loan characteristics with high risk. These included negative amortization, interest pnly, original LTV>90% (effectively >=95%), and Alt-A as disclosed by Fannie and Freddie.

3 In the case of both original LTV>90% and combined LTV>90%, the effective LTV is >=95%. In the case of original LTV>90%, this is confirmed by the fact that the LTV average for such loans was 97.4%. In the case of combined LTV, the 80/20 and 80/15 combinations would have resulted in a combined LTV>=95%.

4 These differ slightly from the Forensic Study/Dissent subtotals due to rounding and the need to change the de-duping hierarchy to incorporate the SEC additions.

5 $101.7 billion prior to de-duping.

6 $238 billion prior to de-duping.

7 $341 billion prior to de-duping.

8 $351 billion prior to de-duping.

Image by Bergman Group

Fair-minded people are persuaded by facts, not invective.

The day before Christmas, Joe Nocera did it again—wasted a perfectly good column with another attack on us, Peter Wallison and Ed Pinto.

It's worth reading for what it says about the Left's current situation. According to Nocera, we "almost single-handedly" have created a "myth that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac caused the financial crisis." Those who have fallen for this myth, according to Nocera, include congressional Republicans and the Wall Street Journal's editorial page.

It's somewhat implausible that two guys at a Washington think-tank, arguing that the financial crisis was caused by government housing policy, could create a widely accepted alternative to the conventional liberal narrative that the financial crisis was caused by the greed and lack of regulation of Wall Street. After all, the conventional narrative was created by the government, propagated by the New York Times, and accepted without question by just about every other major newspaper and electronic mass media outlet, foreign and domestic. Apparently, however, in Noceraworld, threats to the accepted narrative can never be fully suppressed.

It's somewhat implausible that two guys at a Washington think-tank could create a widely accepted alternative to the conventional liberal narrative that the financial crisis was caused by the greed and lack of regulation of Wall Street.

We doubt that we have been as successful as Nocera fears, but we believe that Nocera and his ilk are losing the argument about what caused the financial crisis. If in fact our views have received sufficient credence to warrant the alarm of the New York Times, a reading of his attack piece will tell you why. The article is fully representative of the Left's approach—don't bother with facts, just call your opposition liars or worse (racists) and leave it at that. This name-calling is then dutifully repeated throughout the leftwing echo-chamber.

To the extent that we have had any success in challenging the conventional narrative about the causes of the crisis, it is because fair-minded people are persuaded by facts, not invective. Our argument is and has been that the financial crisis would not have occurred but for government housing policy implemented principally through Fannie and Freddie and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Although there were a number of such policies, the most important were the affordable housing requirements first imposed on Fannie and Freddie in 1992 and expanded and tightened by HUD through 2007.

Summarized below are the original numbers we relied on, taken from Fannie and Freddie's own data and from the views of bank regulators—and now supplemented with additional data from the Securities and Exchange Commission's recent complaints against certain officers of Fannie and Freddie. Of particular interest are Fannie and Freddie's non-prosecution agreements with the SEC, in which they agree with facts that confirm—and in many cases go beyond—our original research concerning the scope of the GSEs' subprime and Alt-A exposure. These are facts, and Nocera and others who might wish it otherwise should become familiar with them.

For example, in its non-prosecution agreement Freddie agreed that as of June 30, 2008, it had $244 billion in subprime loans, comprising 14 percent of its credit guaranty portfolio, rather than the $6 billion it had previously disclosed. Freddie also agreed that it had $541 billion in reduced documentation loans alone, vastly more than the $190 billion in previously disclosed Alt-A loans which Freddie had said included loans with reduced documentation.   

While the SEC documents about $1.03 trillion in previously undisclosed subprime and Alt-A loans in Fannie and Freddie's credit guaranty portfolios, an estimated $812.8 billion, or about 80 percent, were already accounted for in the totals of Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A exposures included in Pinto's Forensic Study and Wallison's Dissent from the majority report of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.

The SEC findings add $219 billion and 1.43 million loans to our original Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals, bringing the combined subprime and Alt-A total to $2.041 trillion and 13.37 million loans.

The SEC findings add $219 billion and 1.43 million loans to our original Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals, bringing the combined subprime and Alt-A total to $2.041 trillion and 13.37 million loans.

All told, after adding the SEC's new data to our original estimates, there were approximately 28 million subprime and Alt-A loans outstanding on June 30, 2008, before the financial crisis, with a value of approximately $4.8 trillion. This was half of all mortgages in the United States. Of these loans, over 74 percent were on the books of U.S. government agencies and firms subject to government housing finance policies. This shows where the demand for these low quality loans came from. Fannie and Freddie were themselves exposed to more than 13 million subprime or Alt-A loans, or 65 percent of the government total.

The table below shows the values of the subprime and Alt-A loans originally included in Pinto's Forensic Study and Wallison's Dissent, supplemented by the data included in the SEC's complaints and the non-prosecution agreements.

Fannie and Freddie subprime and Alt-A totals as of June 30, 2008

(All numbers de-duped to eliminate inclusion in more than one category.)

Table in billions of dollars

Wallison Pinto Table 1

Peter J. Wallison is the Arthur F. Burns Fellow in Financial Policy Studies and Edward Pinto is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.


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SANTA MARIA IColbún Cobra Más de US$94 Millones de Garantía por Construcción de Central

SANTA MARIA I
Colbún Cobra Más de US$94 Millones de Garantía por Construcción de Central


La compañía de los Matte informó, además, que recurrirán a la Cámara Internacional de Comercio con sede en París, para la constitución de un tribunal arbitral.

La generadora Colbún, ligada al Grupo Matte, informó el cobro de US$94,1 millones, correspondientes al pago de unas boletas de garantías al consorcio con el que había suscrito un contrato para la construcción en Coronel de la central de carbón Santa María I.
Dicho acuerdo había sido firmado en junio de 2007 entre Colbún y un consorcio compuesto por Tecnimont, Slovenské Energetiché Strojárne, Tecnimont Do Brasil Construcao e Administracao de Projetos, Ingeniería y Construcción Tecnomont Chile y Compañía e Ingeniería y Construcción SES Chile.
"Los pagos referidos fueron requeridos por Colbún, por haber incurrido el Consorcio en incumplimientos a diversas obligaciones bajo el contrato, que generan multas y obligaciones restitutorias e indemnizaciones a favor de Colbún", señaló el gerente general de la empresa, Bernardo Larraín Matte, a través de un hecho esencial enviado a la Superintendencia de Valores y Seguros (SVS).
En el mismo documento, Colbún añadió que dada la situación, solicitó a la Cámara Internacional de Comercio con sede en París, la constitución del tribunal arbitral previsto en el contrato, medida que también habría sido pedida por el Consorcio. "Una vez iniciado el arbitraje, se estima que la presentación de demandas y contrademandas ocurrirá en un plazo de cuatro a seis meses", agregó.
Santa María I es una central a carbón que tendría una capacidad de 343 Mw y, según estima Colbún, estará en operación normal durante el primer trimestre del 2012.


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Rodrigo González Fernández
Diplomado en "Responsabilidad Social Empresarial" de la ONU
Diplomado en "Gestión del Conocimiento" de la ONU
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Empresa Portuaria San Antonio se reune con Ronald Bown Asoex

Ronald Bown se reunió con el directorio de la Empresa Portuaria San Antonio

Ayer | El presidente de la Asociación de Exportadores de Chile A.G. conoció los proyectos que tiene la portuaria estatal para seguir expandiendo el terminal local. Rodrigo Ogalde

El encuentro se llevó a cabo en las oficinas de Epsa. (@puertosantonio)

Este martes se llevó a cabo una reunión en la que participaron los miembros del directorio de la Empresa Portuaria de San Antonio (Epsa) y el presidente de la Asociación de Exportadores de Chile A.G. (Asoex), Ronald Bown.

La cita se concretó en las dependencias de Epsa, donde el directorio, presidido por Francisco Silva Donoso, le exhibió a Bown el plan maestro que tiene el puerto local para su expansión.

Fuentes de la portuaria estatal señalaron que el timonel de los exportadores se mostró muy conforme con el crecimiento obtenido en las últimas décadas por el puerto y con las inversiones que se harán en el terminal local, por lo que invitó a Epsa a repetir esta presentación en la reunión anual de Asoex, que se hará en enero próximo.

Al encuentro se sumaron el gerente general de Epsa, Alvaro Espinosa, y el resto de los miembros del directorio, entre ellos Harald Beyer, Ramón González y José Pedro Undurruga.

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Presidente Sebastian Piñera llamó a la Presidenta de Argentina para conocer los detalles de su enfermedad

Piñera llamó a la Presidenta de Argentina para conocer los detalles de su enfermedad

El Mandatario se comunicó con Cristina Fernández, luego que la Casa Rosada informara que padece un cáncer de tiroides. Su homóloga le habría asegurado que una vez que se recupere, visitará Chile.

Piñera llamó a la Presidenta de Argentina para conocer los detalles de su enfermedad


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UDI defiende el binominal y dice que "Lagos no puede culparnos de las incapacidades de su gobierno"

UDI defiende el binominal y dice que "Lagos no puede culparnos de las incapacidades de su gobierno"

El vocero del gremialismo reaccionó ante los dichos del ex Mandatario, tras la cita con Sebastián Piñera, y afirmó que "parece que Lagos olvidó que fue la UDI la que salvó a su gobierno del colapso por corrupción".

por La Tercera - 28/12/2011 - 11:02
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Luego de realizar ayer el ex Presidente Ricardo Lagos una crítica a la UDI, responsabilizándola de haber obstaculizado avances en reformas políticas, el vocero de la tienda gremialista, Víctor Pérez, aseveró que "el ex Presidente Lagos parece que olvidó que fue la UDI encabezada por Pablo Longueira la que salvó a su gobierno del colapso, cuando la corrupción en su administración tocó fondo". 

El parlamentario adujo que "Lagos no puede culparnos a nosotros de las incapacidades de su gobierno por cumplir sus promesas, y le quiero recordar que en la primera parte del gobierno de Bachelet, la Concertación tuvo la mayoría para hacer los cambios, pero no tuvo la voluntad política". 

A juicio del legislador, "el ex presidente equivoca el camino y es lamentable su soberbia que le impide reconocer los errores que cometió en su gobierno y tampoco es capaz de reconocer con humildad cuando se le tendió la mano".

Según explicó, la actitud del ex jefe de gobierno "porque no es posible sentarse a conversar con una persona cuyo objetivo es imponer una postura, y en ese escenario es imposible avanzar, por lo menos con él y su sector".

Respecto del cuestionamiento al sistema binominal, Pérez  argumentó que "nadie puede desconocer que el sistema electoral vigente ha sido un pilar fundamental para la estabilidad institucional del país, y esto ha sido reconocido incluso por parlamentarios de la Concertación".

En ese sentido, puntualizó que "ese es un elemento que se debe preservar y nosotros dese la UDI vamos a defender ese principio, porque la estabilidad política es imprescindible para seguir creciendo económicamente y avanzando hacia el desarrollo".

"Es lamentable que ex mandatarios pierdan la visión de Estado y se atrincheren en posturas ideológicas que no permiten avanzar hacia acuerdos que vayan en beneficio de todo el país", concluyó.


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AGRICULTURABLOGGER: La industria semillera en los nuevos escenarios

La industria semillera en los nuevos escenarios
 
28/12/2011





La industria semillera internacional ha mantenido su proceso de expansión, pero no al mismo ritmo de los años anteriores, porque, al igual que los commodities, debió acomodarse a la situación económica mundial.

Alfonso Traub Ramos


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Rodrigo González Fernández
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