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Argentina’s economy chief names new energy secretary
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Japan bank lending picks up on demand to meet rising material costs
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Japan runs first current account deficit in 5 months
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Former rebel Petro takes office in Colombia promising peace and equality
By Luis Jaime Acosta, Nelson Bocanegra and Julia Symmes Cobb BOGOTA -Gustavo Petro on Sunday became Colombia’s first leftist president,