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29 ene 2010

Macroperu Hayek vs Keynes: un rap

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Lamentablemente este video no está en castellano. Es una explicación de las diferencias entre las propuestas de política económica de Hayek y las de Keynes a propósito de la crisis financiera internacional. Los autores simularon un debate... con un rap.

http://www.atikaperu.com/2010/01/hayek-vs-keynes-un-rap.html

Diego Isasi
www.AtikaPeru.com

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1 may 2009

27 abr 2009

[BBC] ¿Hasta dónde llega la gripe?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/mundo/america_latina/2009/04/090427_video_mexico_gripe_vh.shtml

Mexicanos de necierran en sus casas atemorizados por la gripe de los chanchos


Women wearing surgical masks pray at the Zocalo plaza in Mexico City, Sunday,AP – Women wearing surgical masks pray at the Zocalo plaza in Mexico City, Sunday, April 26, 2009. Churches …
By DAVID KOOP, Associated Press Writer 57 mins ago

MEXICO CITY – The cardinal said Mass in a shuttered cathedral. Soccer teams played to empty stadiums. Mexico's overcrowded capital locked itself indoors Sunday, terrified by a new strain of swine flu that was spreading around the world.

Mexico City residents — chilangos, they're called — are accustomed to living in public view. They eat greasy tacos at stands along smog-choked avenues, play pickup soccer games on potholed streets and snuggle with sweethearts on benches in tree-lined parks.

But on Sunday even the enormous Zocalo plaza, where throngs of families congregate for street performances and open-air concerts, was all but empty. A handful of women wearing surgical masks knelt on the plaza's stones and prayed, their arms reaching upward in a lonely vigil.

Soldiers in surgical masks shooed away the faithful at the cathedral, pointing to a board with pieces of paper.

"There are no baptisms," one read.

"No confirmations," read another.

"No Masses," said a third.

Inside, Cardinal Norberto Rivera delivered a sermon to nearly empty pews, his pleas for divine intervention relayed over television and radio.

"Grant us the prudence and serenity to act with responsibility and to avoid being infected or to infect others," he appealed to the Virgin of Guadalupe, Mexico's patron saint. "Give help to health workers, keep vigil for the recovery of the sick and console those in mourning."

To the south of the city, the Pumas soccer team took on the Chivas at the picturesque Olympic Stadium, decorated by muralist Diego Rivera, but its sold-out volcanic-rock bleachers were empty. They tied 1-1 as fans followed from home on television.

The streets were largely deserted. The city canceled its weekly cycling day, in which major boulevards are closed to cars. Restaurants and bars were empty.

"We normally get 200 diners over the course of the day," said waiter Eduardo Garcia, wearing a surgical mask as he presided over empty tables of an Italianni's restaurant in the Zona Rosa neighborhood. "Today's pretty bad. Nobody's coming out of their houses."

Schools have been canceled in the capital and the states of Mexico and San Luis Potosi until May 6. Hundreds of public events including concerts and sports matches have been called off to keep people spreading the virus in crowds. Zoos were closed and visits to juvenile correction centers were suspended.

Twenty people have been sickened in the United States and six in Canada, and suspected cases were being reported as far away as Israel and New Zealand. The U.S. declared a public health emergency, providing for easier access to flu tests and medications, and enhanced surveillance along the U.S.-Mexico border.

In Mexico, 86 deaths are suspected to be swine flu, with 22 of those confirmed. Nearly 1,400 people are believed infected. In Mexico City alone, five people died since Saturday of influenza, with two of them confirmed to be swine flu, Mayor Marcelo Ebrard said.

Most of those who died sought medical help only after the disease was well advanced, Mexico City Health Secretary Armando Ahued said. By Sunday, throngs of Mexicans were rushing to hospitals, some with just a fever.

"We don't know if it's the flu or not, but we're very worried," said Sergio Zunun, a 59-year-old merchant, waiting outside the Obregon Hospital for his brother, a police officer, who complained of a respiratory infection.

But while most people stayed home, others had no choice. Daniela Briseno, 31, swept a gutter with a broom made of twigs, wearing a jumpsuit and two dirty blue surgical masks she says she found.

"I should be at home," she said, "but I have a family to support."

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¿Las siete plagas?

Air China, Singapore Air Shares Drop on Concern Over Swine Flu
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By Chan Sue Ling and Shani Raja

April 27 (Bloomberg) -- Air China Ltd., Singapore Airlines Ltd. and Qantas Airways Ltd. led declines by Asia-Pacific carriers on concern a growing number of swine-flu cases in the U.S. and Mexico may damp travel.

Air China, the world's largest carrier by market value, sank as much as 11 percent to HK$3.57 in Hong Kong trading and changed hands at HK$3.59 as of 11:15 a.m. Singapore Air, Asia's most profitable carrier, fell 4.7 percent to S$10.10 in the city-state. Sydney-based Qantas, Australia's largest carrier, dropped 4.8 percent to A$1.885.

Airlines, already struggling amid the global recession, face further declines in travel because of the deadly swine-flu outbreak in Mexico and the U.S. Panasonic Corp. and Sharp Corp. have told employees to avoid travel to Mexico, while the U.S. has declared a public-health emergency.

"Swine flu poses a risk to global airlines as discretionary travel gets cut back even more," said Ben Potter, a Melbourne-based analyst at IG Markets. "Customers look to avoid possible contact with infected persons and there's the possibility governments may urge a cutback in flights to help control the spread."

Singapore has tightened checks at its main airport to screen arriving passengers against the flu outbreak, while authorities in Japan will examine flights from Mexico, where the flu was first detected.

Economic Consequences

The disease has killed more than 80 people in Mexico, and 20 in the U.S. have contracted it. The number is likely to rise, Dr. Richard Besser, acting chief of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said at a White House briefing yesterday.

Japan Airlines Corp., Asia's largest carrier by sales, fell 2.5 percent to 194 yen, while Korean Air Lines Co., South Korea's biggest, tumbled 5.2 percent to 38,700 won. The airlines said separately they will monitor the situation in Mexico.

"Travel gets impacted rather quickly and savagely during virus outbreaks," said Prasad Patkar, who helps manage the equivalent of about $800 million at Platypus Asset Management in Sydney. "The market clearly believes that the swine-flu outbreak will have economic consequences."

The Bloomberg Asia Pacific Airlines Index, which tracks the region's largest carriers, sank 4.4 percent on concern that the outbreak may be similar to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS, which killed almost 800 people globally six years ago.

Reminded of SARS

"This swine flu reminds investors of the SARS outbreak in 2003," said Jack Xu, an analyst of Sinopac Securities Asia Ltd. in Shanghai. "It will curb air traffic on both domestic and international routes. Cutting travel is a basic precautionary measure when people face the threat of flu outbreak."

Yamaha Motor Co., the world's second-largest motorcycle maker, has asked employees to refrain from traveling to Mexico, while Hino Motors Ltd., Japan's largest maker of heavy-duty trucks, has decided to postpone business trips to the Latin American country.

Panasonic, the world's largest maker of consumer electronics, and Sharp ordered employees to avoid travel to the country. Sony Corp., the world's second-biggest consumer- electronics maker, told workers to avoid Mexico City, while Hitachi Ltd. recalled Japanese staff based in the country.


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24 abr 2009

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13 feb 2009

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