Steve Cassidy (normally in London EC2 but presently bored in Stuttgart) , IN BRAZIL the symbol is known as arroba , which is also an old measure of 15 kilos. Michael Wrigley, Campinas, Brazil.

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the panel was moderated by Ángel Alonso Arroba, Vice Dean of Management and Development at IE University’s School of Public and Global Affairs.

Steve Cassidy (normally in London EC2 but presently bored in Stuttgart) , IN BRAZIL the symbol is known as arroba , which is also an old measure of 15 kilos. Michael Wrigley, Campinas, Brazil.