Brazil's low exposure may dilute turmoil

16 Oct 2008

At Fábio Marangoni’s printing works in São Paulo, pages of glossy magazines emerge almost silently from modern printing presses imported from Germany. Asked how much he borrowed to install the presses, Mr Marangoni replies with an air of self-satisfaction.Full_Story

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