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Arnold says Wu. The general manager of the food chain Pardo's Chicken, a hit in Lima, believes that when it comes to choosing where to eat what prevails is the experience and not the origin of cocinero.Una lesson learned just in Santiago, Chile, where in recent years has opened two restaurants and plans to open a third. "With flavors, patriotism acute forget" dice.Wu is one of many entrepreneurs in recent years have given a new flavor to the relations between Peru and Chile, and despite the recurring diplomatic conflicts between the two nations has allowed the development of a growing trade and an appropriate setting for new investments, almost unparalleled in the relations between neighboring countries in Latin America. Note
. Peruvian exports to Chile grew from $ 252 million in 2002 to over U.S. $ 1,600 million in 2007 (see table). And while the Chilean export growth has not been as great (from U.S. $ 466 million to U.S. $ 1,000 million in 2007), they have been their investments. Although official figures say that the stock of Chilean investment in Peru is around U.S. $ 800 billion, many analysts agree that the actual amount exceeds U.S. $ 6,000 million and the annual flow of investment in the country and beyond the historical destinies of the two, Argentina and Brazil.
However, old hatreds between the two countries threaten to halt this burgeoning exchange. The recent lawsuit filed by Peru in the Court in The Hague to rule on the maritime boundary with Chile, was seen as "unfriendly" at the Palace of La Moneda and was answered by an ad hoc gesture: the government of Michelle Bachelet called remove the sense of urgency to the request for legislative ratification of the Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiated with its northern neighbor.
And, for many Peruvians, the acquisition of Wong and the participation of some 250 Chilean electric companies, airlines, banks, ports, drugstores, department stores and laboratories in Peru have organized an unequal relationship. "For liberals the lot Chilean investment is a very normal and typical of globalization, "says Carlos Ferrero, Peru's former prime minister in the government of Alejandro Toledo. "But globalization does not eliminate the borders and, when a country has many assets in one country, generating political pressure on behalf of their interests, which ultimately affects the sovereignty." Is not unique. "There is asymmetry in any business relationship, we export primary products and manufactures them," says economist Alan Fairlie, the Catholic University in Lima. "That is not complementary but subordinate." And face to Asia, according to Fairlie, rather than complementary, both countries are competitors, so reservations should be taken.
Chile Peru is a place for business ideal. And, for Peru, Chile is a source of fresh capital and job creation. And although it is still difficult investment destination, Peruvian entrepreneurs believe they have great potential in sectors such as agriculture, tourism and fishing in Chile, as has been made in the food. Is the right way.
. Peruvian exports to Chile grew from $ 252 million in 2002 to over U.S. $ 1,600 million in 2007 (see table). And while the Chilean export growth has not been as great (from U.S. $ 466 million to U.S. $ 1,000 million in 2007), they have been their investments. Although official figures say that the stock of Chilean investment in Peru is around U.S. $ 800 billion, many analysts agree that the actual amount exceeds U.S. $ 6,000 million and the annual flow of investment in the country and beyond the historical destinies of the two, Argentina and Brazil.
However, old hatreds between the two countries threaten to halt this burgeoning exchange. The recent lawsuit filed by Peru in the Court in The Hague to rule on the maritime boundary with Chile, was seen as "unfriendly" at the Palace of La Moneda and was answered by an ad hoc gesture: the government of Michelle Bachelet called remove the sense of urgency to the request for legislative ratification of the Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiated with its northern neighbor.
And, for many Peruvians, the acquisition of Wong and the participation of some 250 Chilean electric companies, airlines, banks, ports, drugstores, department stores and laboratories in Peru have organized an unequal relationship. "For liberals the lot Chilean investment is a very normal and typical of globalization, "says Carlos Ferrero, Peru's former prime minister in the government of Alejandro Toledo. "But globalization does not eliminate the borders and, when a country has many assets in one country, generating political pressure on behalf of their interests, which ultimately affects the sovereignty." Is not unique. "There is asymmetry in any business relationship, we export primary products and manufactures them," says economist Alan Fairlie, the Catholic University in Lima. "That is not complementary but subordinate." And face to Asia, according to Fairlie, rather than complementary, both countries are competitors, so reservations should be taken.
Chile Peru is a place for business ideal. And, for Peru, Chile is a source of fresh capital and job creation. And although it is still difficult investment destination, Peruvian entrepreneurs believe they have great potential in sectors such as agriculture, tourism and fishing in Chile, as has been made in the food. Is the right way.
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