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Brazil and Argentina are making plans for a Latin American currency called the Sur, to “boost regional trade and reduce reliance on the US dollar”. Lula had pledged it while running for president.Geopolitical EconomyBrazil and Argentina preparing new Latin American currency to ‘reduce reliance on US dollar’Ben Norton
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Brazil and Argentina are making plans for a Latin American currency called the Sur, to “boost regional trade and reduce reliance on the US dollar”. Lula had pledged it while running for president.Geopolitical Economy
Brazil and Argentina preparing new Latin American currency to ‘reduce reliance on US dollar’
Ben Norton