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Matthew Malinowski's coverage focuses primarily on finance and economy, with a significant portion centered around Chile. This indicates he is likely to be interested in pitches related to economic indicators, such as inflation rates, interest rate changes, and government financial policies within the country.
Given his reliance on citing data and government announcements, pitching sources who can provide expert analysis or commentary on economic trends and governmental fiscal policies would align well with his coverage priorities.
It seems that Matthew may also have an interest in broader South American economics beyond Chile – particularly Colombia. While his focus is primarily national (Chile), it could still be beneficial to consider connections between these two countries when making relevant pitches.
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By: Patricia Garip, Matthew Malinowski, Carolina Gonzalez
El nuevo gobierno de Chile está poniendo en riesgo la reputación de prudencia fiscal que el país construyó durante décadas al solicitar autorización para emitir miles de millones de dólares adicionales en deuda este año, advirtió el presidente de la Cámara de Diputados.
By: Matthew Malinowski, Carolina Gonzalez, Patricia Garip
Chile’s government, like the US, is eager to return undocumented Venezuelans to their homeland. Washington needs to help by wielding its influence over the Venezuelan regime, according to a top Chilean lawmaker.
By: Matthew Malinowski, Carolina Gonzalez, Patricia Garip
El gobierno de Chile, al igual que el de Estados Unidos, está interesado en que los venezolanos indocumentados vuelvan a su país de origen. Para ello, Washington debe ayudar utilizando su influencia sobre el régimen venezolano, según un importante legislador chileno.
By: Matthew Malinowski
Chile’s consumer prices rose much less than forecast last month, as the central bank monitors the inflationary fallout from a fuel cost hike before next week’s interest rate decision.
By: Matthew Malinowski
Los precios al consumidor en Chile subieron mucho menos de lo previsto el mes pasado, mientras que el banco central evalúa el impacto inflacionario del aumento del costo del combustible antes de la decisión de tasas de interés de la próxima semana.
By: Matthew Malinowski, Carolina Gonzalez
Chile’s Finance Ministry ditched its goal of balancing the so-called structural budget by 2030 on Tuesday, as the administration struggles to replenish fiscal coffers amid an economic downturn.
By: Valentina Fuentes, Matthew Malinowski, Carolina Gonzalez
Chile’s foreign affairs minister is eager to resume full diplomatic relations with Venezuela before the government’s term ends in 2030 to facilitate the return of tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants. The ball is now in Venezuela’s court, he said.
By: Carolina Gonzalez, Matthew Malinowski, Valentina Fuentes
O ministro das Relações Exteriores do Chile está ansioso para retomar as relações diplomáticas plenas com a Venezuela antes do fim do mandato do governo, em 2030, para facilitar o retorno de dezenas de milhares de imigrantes sem documentação. Agora, a bola está com a Venezuela, disse ele.
By: Carolina Gonzalez, Matthew Malinowski
Chile’s central bank is almost unanimously expected to hold its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the fourth straight meeting on Tuesday. What policymakers do from that point is stirring more debate.
By: Matthew Malinowski, Carolina Gonzalez
Se espera casi por unanimidad que el Banco Central de Chile mantenga sin cambios su tasa de interés de referencia por cuarta reunión consecutiva este martes. Lo que hagan los responsables de la política monetaria a partir de ese momento es lo que está suscitando más debate.
