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During most of 1994, there were further signs of consolidation of a more dynamic economic picture in Latin America and the Caribbean, with faster growth and a substantial reduction in the rate of inflation. With the explosion of the foreign exchange crisis on 20 December in Mexico -where pressure had gradually been building since the early months of the year due to a combination of serious political factors and the accentuation of imbalances already manifest in previous years- the region once again braced for turbulence, and fears were rife that the crisis would spread throughout the region in a repeat of the 1982 crisis.

Related Subject(s): Economic and Social Development
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