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AmericasJuly 3 2005

Paraguay on the right path to modern policies

With financial co-operatives still indulging in inadvisable practices, the country’s next banking crisis is just about due – but the sector is in much better shape to deal with it this time, reports Jane Monahan from Asunción.
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