Peru News - August 2003

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Country	Title	Date	Source	Language
Peru	2004 Budget Proposal Up 4.5% in Real Terms over 2003	29-Aug	Reuters	Spanish
Peru	Peruvian Internal Consumption Experience Deceleration Due Political Crisis	29-Aug	Notimex	Spanish
Peru	US Export-Import Bank Won't Back Peru Gas Project	28-Aug	Reuters	English
Peru	Peruvian Exports Rise 15.4% in January-July Period	27-Aug	Notimex	Spanish
Peru	Peru Satisfied with Signing of Mercosur Trade Agreement	26-Aug	Notimex	Spanish
Peru	Peru Registers Current Account Deficit of 1.1% of GDP in First Half	25-Aug	Dow Jones	Spanish
Peru	Peru Signs Trade Agreement With Mercosur Bloc, Strengthening Trade Group	25-Aug	Bloomberg	English
Peru	Peru's Toledo to Seek Special Tax Reform Powers	25-Aug	Reuters	English
Peru	National Production Grows 3.4% in Second Quarter of the Year	22-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	S&P Affirms Peru Ratings, Outlook Stable	21-Aug	Reuters	English
Peru	Peru Central Bank Head Sees '03 CPI Up 1.5-1.7 Pct	20-Aug	Reuters	English
Peru	Silva Ruete Confirmed as New President of Central Bank	19-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	Tax Reform Includes Reduction of VAT to 18%	19-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	Toledo Popularity Drops to 12% in Peru	18-Aug	Associated Press	Spanish
Peru	State Could Receive Less Than US$ 174 Million for Privatizations	15-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	Toledo Asks for Approval of Gas Project Loans	14-Aug	Associated Press	Spanish
Peru	Financial Transactions Tax to Affect Banking	13-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	Executive Signs Decentralized Investment Law	12-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	Faced with Venezuela Problems, Exporters Request Government Assistance	11-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	Legislative Committee Presidencies Still Not Defined	7-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	IADB Again Postpones Vote on Peru	6-Aug	Reuters	English
Peru	VAT Tax Rates for Beer and Cigarettes Lowered	5-Aug	El Comercio	Spanish
Peru	Peru to Sign Free Trade Accord with Mercosur on 24 August	4-Aug	Reuters	Spanish
Peru	Peru to Join Mercosur	4-Aug	Associated Press	Spanish
Peru	Peru's July Consumer Prices Fall 0.15 Percent, Fourth Consecutive Decline	1-Aug	Bloomberg	English
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