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The article mentions politics in Kuwait that impact foreign investment as of October 26, 2012. Five Kuwaiti governments have been dismissed since 2006, leaving the country without a strong political consensus. Kuwaitis are protesting proposed changes in the country's electoral system which has led t...

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Publicado en:MEED: Middle East Economic Digest Vol. 56; no. 43; p. 37
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: MEED Media FZ LLC 10/26/2012
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