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¿Crecimiento, estancamiento o recesión?

Infobae Americas25 October 2026, 05:01 UTC

El estancamiento prolongado convive con exportaciones dinámicas frente a un consumo debilitado, por lo que el freno productivo refleja más una marcha despareja que un derrumbe generalizado

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