Paulo Nogueira Batista, 58, is a fan of classical music, a connoisseur of German literature and an advocate of straight talking. As executive director for his native Brazil and 10 smaller countries, he is a member of the Executve Board, the highest-ranking operational decision-making body of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
His counterparts from the United States and Europe have often witnessed the combative personality of this economist with wavy, salt-and-pepper hair, who attended a high school in Bonn for two years in his youth. Batista is one of the most persistent critics of Western dominance in the IMF.ANZEIGE
Wednesday, June 05, 2013
IMF Executve Board Criticizes Euro Zone Crisis Management - SPIEGEL ONLINE
IMF Executve Board Criticizes Euro Zone Crisis Management - SPIEGEL ONLINE
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