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U.S. Ambassador Demands that Nicaragua Return Seized Esso Storage Tanks
Panama's Noriega May Walk Soon
Famine Rages Rainless Guatemala
Argentine Industry Growth Picks up
Bolivia Bares Destabilization Plot


Argentine Industry Growth Picks up
Argentine industry announced an increase of 5.4 percent in July compared to the same month of last year, National Institute of Statistics and Census -INDEC- reported Friday.

INDEC stressed that from January to July 2007, the increase was 7.5 percent in relation to the same period of 2006.

Likewise, official sources indicated that Consumer Prices index at national level, meaning cost of living, was of 0.8 percent in July, compared to the previous month, when it was 0.5 percent up.

Meantime, according to estimates from the Economy Ministry, published by digital paper INFOBAE.COM Friday, tax collection will be over 5.4 billion dollars by August, 30 percent more than the same month of 2006.

The estimate will be officially disclosed by the Federal Administration of Public Incomes AFIP on September 3rd.

It is estimated that during the the first eight months of the year around 40.3 billion dollars will be collected, 32 percent more than January-August 2006 and 63 percent more than same period of 2005.
 


 

 

 

 
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