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Dante Magazine DANTE Oct-Nov 2016 Back Issue

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The clouds of world events hang over us with omens both good and bad: the words “American election” and “Brexit” get endlessly repeated. We take on both in this issue, as ever with the DANTE stance of “what happens next.”
On the election, independent American journalist Helen P. Horst tries to rise above the short-term infighting to assess priorities for the new President. It wasn’t an easy assignment we gave her, though the new leader of the free world will have a tougher job.
This issue appears as the vote goes right down to the wire. Regardless of your political view, there is general agreement on all sides that this election is likely to be one of the most defining for world politics in decades. Whatever your view on Brexit too, the vote went the way it did and now financier Kevin Regan delivers “news you can use” – how to make money from it and read the market. He should know: his regular DANTE column has been consistently accurate in its market predictions, often months before others.
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DANTE Oct-Nov 2016 The clouds of world events hang over us with omens both good and bad: the words “American election” and “Brexit” get endlessly repeated. We take on both in this issue, as ever with the DANTE stance of “what happens next.” On the election, independent American journalist Helen P. Horst tries to rise above the short-term infighting to assess priorities for the new President. It wasn’t an easy assignment we gave her, though the new leader of the free world will have a tougher job. This issue appears as the vote goes right down to the wire. Regardless of your political view, there is general agreement on all sides that this election is likely to be one of the most defining for world politics in decades. Whatever your view on Brexit too, the vote went the way it did and now financier Kevin Regan delivers “news you can use” – how to make money from it and read the market. He should know: his regular DANTE column has been consistently accurate in its market predictions, often months before others.


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The clouds of world events hang over us with omens both good and bad: the words “American election” and “Brexit” get endlessly repeated. We take on both in this issue, as ever with the DANTE stance of “what happens next.”
On the election, independent American journalist Helen P. Horst tries to rise above the short-term infighting to assess priorities for the new President. It wasn’t an easy assignment we gave her, though the new leader of the free world will have a tougher job.
This issue appears as the vote goes right down to the wire. Regardless of your political view, there is general agreement on all sides that this election is likely to be one of the most defining for world politics in decades. Whatever your view on Brexit too, the vote went the way it did and now financier Kevin Regan delivers “news you can use” – how to make money from it and read the market. He should know: his regular DANTE column has been consistently accurate in its market predictions, often months before others.
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Below is a selection of articles in Dante DANTE Oct-Nov 2016.