Links: 2010-04-30 On contagion, Ireland looks best, Portugal looks good, Spain looks worst
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- Goldman Shares Down on Criminal Probe Report, Downgrade – MarketBeat – WSJ
- Fitch: situação de Portugal é "menos séria" que a da Grécia – Economia – DN
- Produção sobe 5,8% em Março face ao período homólogo – Economia – DN
- "Portugal não é a nova Grécia e não vai precisar de ajuda" – Economia – DN
- Spanish Unemployment Tops 20%, Hurting Deficit Fight – Bloomberg.com
- The politics of immigration and identity: Who are we? | The Economist
- Yahoo: Please Pass The Bong, Carol – Tech Crunch
- Confirmado otro récord: hay más de 4,6 millones de parados – Expansión.com
- BBC News – Athens clash at finance ministry over budget cuts
- Ireland won’t be tested too severely, says Buiter – European, Business – Independent.ie
- Paul Krugman – The Euro Trap – NYTimes.com
- Food and water drive Africa land grab – UPI.com
- BBC News – Learning lessons of Latvia’s losses
- Kommentar: Die Zahlen der Deutschen Bank sind alarmierend – WELT ONLINE
- Schuldenkrise: Dublin als Gegenmodell zu Athen – Griechenland – Wirtschaft – FAZ.NET
- Fuld Understated Pay More Than $200 Million, Lehman’s Budde Says – Bloomberg.com
- More Americans Favor Than Oppose Arizona Immigration Law – Gallup
- U.S. Said to Open Criminal Inquiry Into Goldman – NYTimes.com
- BBC News – Tough Arizona immigration law faces legal challenges
- How Much Does CNN.com Suck? WTFCNN.com Shows You
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- Links: 2010-03-24 – The usual suspects of Greece, China and Portugal 24 Mar 2010
- Links: 2010-02-28 – CRE meltdown in DC, emigration from Ireland and more 28 Feb 2010
- Links: 2010-04-01 – American Zaitech, Ireland’s banks and more 1 Apr 2010
- Links: 2010-03-02 – Canada doing well, socializing losses in Spain and more 2 Mar 2010
- After Greece and Portugal, does Spain come next? 29 Jan 2010
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