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The key to financial democracy?

More than 350 million Latin Americans lack access to basic banking services. Can microfinance down these barriers with a mobile phone?

The cases of Redeban Multicolor (Colombia), Copeme (Peru), Tigo (Paraguay), as well as Responsible and Coordinator of the Technologies for Financial Inclusion Program, Fermín Vivanco and Jessica Villanueva's reflections on the issue, or Ixone Soroa (CAF) and Nathaniel Bourns (DAI Mexico) points of view are also part of this Christian Atance's report for MicAméricas.

Read the full article (in Spanish) [+]