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Chilean timber company Masisa Wednesday announced it had liquidated all its assets in Argentina to abandon all its operations in the highly volatile neighboring country. Masisa sold its share in Forestal Argentina S.A. and Masisa Forestal S.A., in addition to … Continue reading →

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