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It ain't sexy. But it's big news that Brazi is indeed coming out of its first recession since 2003. This is important not only for Latin America's biggest economy. But it's a positive signal for the other Latin American countries that are hoping to rebound.
Brazil's economic turnaround doesn't come as a surprise, as this report from a month ago shows.
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