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11-January-2010
Spanish
Angel Gurría se felicita ante la “experiencia chilena” la cual enriquecerá el acervo de la OCDE en cuestiones claves.
11-January-2010
English
Today, Chile signs up as the 31st member of the OECD and its first member in South America. For Chile, this marks recognition of nearly two decades of democratic reform and sound economic policies. For the OECD, it is a major milestone in its mission to build a stronger, cleaner and fairer global economy.
11-January-2010
English
A. Gurría welcomed the signing of Chile’s Accession Agreement to the OECD and explained that the “Chilean way” and its expertise will enrich the organisation on key policy issues.
11-January-2010
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During the ceremony in Santiago for the Chile's accession to the OECD, President Bachelet expressed "the legitimate and genuine happiness felt by the Chilean people at the signing of this historic Agreement, which will allow our country to enter into the forum of the world's most developed democracies as a full member".
7-January-2010
Spanish
México debe de invertir más en capital humano, principalmente en educación y fomentar la innovación en el sector empresarial para tener un desarrollo económico más fuerte y sostenible, de acuerdo con el nuevo informe de la OCDE, segun el Secretario general de la OCDE.
7-January-2010
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Recent reforms have improved Mexico’s overall budget framework, helping it to withstand the current global crisis, but further reforms are needed to ensure long-term fiscal sustainability, according to the OECD Secretary-General.
16-December-2009
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Today, the OECD is actively working with governments to highlight the role of cities to deliver cost-effective policy responses to climate change. Cities are centers of innovation and can advance clean energy systems, sustainable transportation and waste management to reduce greenhouse gases.
16-December-2009
English
During a press briefing at the Copenhaguen summit, Angel Gurría shared OECD recent analysis and the main policy conclusions on climate change. He presented what needs to be done in terms of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and how investment in a greener future can be financed without impacting the competitiveness of our economies.
15-December-2009
Spanish
Para la OCDE, el ingreso de Chile es una gran contribución a nuestro esfuerzo para expandir nuestro alcance global y para transformar la Organización en una institución más pluralista e inclusiva que jugará un papel cada vez más importante en la arquitectura económica global, afirmó Angel Gurría, Secretario General de la OCDE.
15-December-2009
English
For the OECD, the accession of Chile is a great contribution in our drive to expand our global reach and to transform the Organisation into a more plural and inclusive institution that will play an increasingly important role in the global economic architecture, OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría said
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