An interview with Raúl Valdez, president of the Paraguayan Chamber of Oilseed and Grain Processors (CAPPRO) and vice president of the Paraguayan Center of River and Maritime Ship Operators (CAFyM)
Paraguay has an opportunity to channel its momentum into greater productivity and lasting development. This starts with enabling infrastructure, institutional reforms, and external partnerships capable of sustaining successive waves of investment.
The greatest gift that Cartes can give the country and President Peña is to empower Peña to take the real and symbolic steps to frontally tackle corruption.
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An interview with Raúl Valdez, president of the Paraguayan Chamber of Oilseed and Grain Processors (CAPPRO) and vice president of the Paraguayan Center of River and Maritime Ship Operators (CAFyM)
Paraguay has an opportunity to channel its momentum into greater productivity and lasting development. This starts with enabling infrastructure, institutional reforms, and external partnerships capable of sustaining successive waves of investment.
With the right mix of reforms and political will, Paraguay can continue to build on past successful efforts to modernize its economy and also consolidate its investment-grade status, paving the way for a more inclusive, resilient, and competitive economy.
The greatest gift that Cartes can give the country and President Peña is to empower Peña to take the real and symbolic steps to frontally tackle corruption.
