El régimen de Corea del Norte admite su incapacidad para terminar con la hambruna y se vuelca a la economía de mercado:
In recent weeks, according to North Korea observers and defector groups with sources in the country, Kim Jong Il's government admitted its inability to solve the current food shortage and encouraged its people to rely on private markets for the purchase of goods. Though the policy reversal will not alter daily patterns -- North Koreans have depended on such markets for more than 15 years -- the latest order from Pyongyang abandons all pretense of a central, planned economy.
Murió Saramago, renunció Taiana y esto.... ¡es demasiado para el corazón!
ReplyDeleteSe quedaron cortos, miren quien otro se decide por el camino del "neoliberalismo": http://www.cronista.com/notas/235458-grecia-tambien-facilita-el-despido-trabajadores
ReplyDeleteAndrés