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Mining Dependency in Latin America: Why Mexico Receives Profit but Doesn't Define Strategy Against Chile and Peru · Global Voices
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The economy may seem larger because of its industrial size, but mining dependence rearranges real power in Latin America: not only does it influence exports, but also in exchange rate, budget and foreign policy margin. In that map, Chile and Peru concentrate the definition of prices and Mexico captures part of the profit without turning it into a lever of transformation. When mining is measured by its share in total exports, the regional landsca…
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