The other side of expensive oil: the countries of South America celebrate the return of black gold

The boom in the price of oil turns into a shock for the economies of Latin America which are now revising their forecasts and aiming for unexpected growth. The 80 dollars a barrel rekindles the hopes of the countries that had resigned themselves to a slow, diversified recovery, forced to see the richest already on board the train that resumes grinding money and they are still waiting for a locomotive that instead trudges on the tracks post-Covid.