World Bank president Robert Zoellick (L), Chile's Finance Minister Andres Velesco and Jamaica's Finance Minister Audley Shaw (R), chat after the family picture session of the Finance Ministers Summit in Vi�el Mar, Chile, on July 3, 2009. Ministers of the Americas and the Caribbean are meeting in Chile to discuss the impact of the crisis in the region. Getty Images logo Getty Images 4 months ago

World Bank president Robert Zoellick (L), Chile's Finance Minister Andres Velesco and Jamaica's Finance Minister Audley Shaw (R), chat after the family picture session of the Finance Ministers Summit in Vi�el Mar, Chile, on July 3, 2009. Ministers of the Americas and the Caribbean are meeting in Chile to discuss the impact of the crisis in the region.

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