MIAMI HERALD/Opinion, Andres Oppenheimer/
"Most international financial institutions and independent economists agree that Brazil will grow by about 4.2 percent next year and Mexico by about 3 percent. Because the two countries represent the bulk of Latin America's economic output, they will drive up the region's overall economy by about 3 percent in 2010, they say."
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