"The South Bank is the beginning of what we do, "described Nicanor Duarte Frutos, President of Paraguay, in the act of launching the regional financial institution. It was last night in the White Hall of the Casa Rosada, with Nestor Kirchner and Cristina Fernández as hosts. In addition to Paraguay, were the leaders of Brazil, Lula da Silva, Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, Bolivia, Evo Morales and Ecuador, Rafael Correa. The only absentee, with notice, was the Tabaré Vázquez, that only now add his signature to the founding charter of the credit agency. In a match full of praise crossed the empty chair was left clear demonstration of the deterioration of the relationship with Argentina. "It's the first time that South American countries have in hand the management of a financial institution of this kind," praised Lula, before Chavez spoke of "financial empowerment" and Correa urge the seven partners to repatriate the 250,000 million dollars of foreign reserves that together have invested in the core countries to leverage regional development.
Upon signing the founding charter remains a difficult stage. Ministers of Economy and Finance of the seven countries will meet in the next 60 days, a battery of key operational issues that will give the bank its final profile. The first is to determine how much each country will contribute and what the initial capital of the entity. In previous negotiations were considered different alternatives, ranging from 6000 to 10,000 million dollars. The number being stronger ending was 7000 million, but is not yet final. Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela integrate more than 50 percent of that amount, although it would set a schedule of five or more years to complete disbursements.
meetings in the next two months will also have to figure out what proportion of the loanable amount received by each country, to what extent it is tied to what they have contributed to the functioning of the bank and how many staff each nation sent to key agencies selection of projects to fund and analysis on the feasibility of such initiatives. Until now it was resolved that the highest decision-making body will be a Governing Council composed of ministers of Finance and Economy, within which each country shall be entitled to one vote. But that body will receive the recommendations of technical offices that will make an initial choice of projects.
Upon signing the founding charter remains a difficult stage. Ministers of Economy and Finance of the seven countries will meet in the next 60 days, a battery of key operational issues that will give the bank its final profile. The first is to determine how much each country will contribute and what the initial capital of the entity. In previous negotiations were considered different alternatives, ranging from 6000 to 10,000 million dollars. The number being stronger ending was 7000 million, but is not yet final. Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela integrate more than 50 percent of that amount, although it would set a schedule of five or more years to complete disbursements.
meetings in the next two months will also have to figure out what proportion of the loanable amount received by each country, to what extent it is tied to what they have contributed to the functioning of the bank and how many staff each nation sent to key agencies selection of projects to fund and analysis on the feasibility of such initiatives. Until now it was resolved that the highest decision-making body will be a Governing Council composed of ministers of Finance and Economy, within which each country shall be entitled to one vote. But that body will receive the recommendations of technical offices that will make an initial choice of projects.
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