And now, what's next...?

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Eduardo Lizano

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The unavoidable question now is the following: Has the desired goal been reached? Or is there, perhaps, an important distance to walk either with enthusiasm or steeply? The second is obvious. Indeed, the effort made is significant, but the process must continue. Even more; The task of ensuring stability, deepening structural adjustment, and promoting economic growth with equity is a never-ending process. New threats will always arise. New disturbing factors will always appear. Therefore, it will be necessary to keep both eyes open permanently.

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LizanoE. (2021). And now, what’s next.?. Acta Académica, 11(Octubre), 102-109. Retrieved from http://201.196.25.14/index.php/actas/article/view/1087
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