Patrick Gillespie
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Argentina’s Economy Shrank Less Than Forecast During Election
Economic activity in October fell 0.1% from a month earlier, less than the median estimate for a 0.6% decline.
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Argentina’s Economy Shrank Less Than Forecast During Election
Economic activity in October fell 0.1% from a month earlier, less than the median estimate for a 0.6% decline.
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Milei Unveils Broad Reforms To Liberalize Argentina Economy
President Javier Milei unveiled a series of measures to deregulate Argentina’s economy, including steps to privatize state-owned companies, facilitate exports and end price controls.
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Milei Unveils Broad Reforms To Liberalize Argentina Economy
President Javier Milei unveiled a series of measures to deregulate Argentina’s economy, including steps to privatize state-owned companies, facilitate exports and end price controls.
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Milei’s Conversion To Judaism Seals Pro-Israel Push By Argentina
Javier Milei’s incoming administration is shaping up to be one of the most pro-Israel governments in Argentina’s history.
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‘Madman’ Milei Thrills The Rich Who Are Desperate To End Economic Slump
There is a tango beloved by Argentines known as the ‘Balada para un loco,’ which makes the case that madness is a way of enjoying a life in freedom.
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Argentina Takes Leap Into Unknown With Javier Milei As President
Libertarian outsider Javier Milei won Argentina’s presidency promising a radical shakeup to fix decades of policy mismanagement, a strategy that resonated with a populace suffering under a nosediving economy, a prolonged currency meltdown, and one of the world’s fastest inflation rates.
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Outsider Milei Beats Massa In Argentina Presidential Runoff
The result hands Milei a mandate to pursue radical campaign pledge solutions to Argentina’s economic crisis.
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Outsider Milei Beats Massa In Argentina Presidential Runoff
The result hands Milei a mandate to pursue radical campaign pledge solutions to Argentina’s economic crisis.
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The IMF’s $43 Billion Argentina Problem Is About to Get Worse
Great-power politics helped keep IMF credit flowing to its top borrower. But with the economy in crisis on the eve of elections, that may not last
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The IMF’s $43 Billion Argentina Problem Is About to Get Worse
Great-power politics helped keep IMF credit flowing to its top borrower. But with the economy in crisis on the eve of elections, that may not last
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Argentina’s President Seeks To Impeach Supreme Court Chief
Rosatti is unlikely to be impeached because Argentine law requires two-thirds of the lower house to agree to bring forward accusations against him.
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Argentina’s President Seeks To Impeach Supreme Court Chief
Rosatti is unlikely to be impeached because Argentine law requires two-thirds of the lower house to agree to bring forward accusations against him.
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Lionel Messi Brings Euphoria to Beleaguered Argentines
Argentina’s third World Cup title, coming after a match set to go down as an all-time classic, generated a rare moment of euphoria and happiness for a country battered by near three-digit inflation and facing months of economic and political uncertainty.
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Tourists Pay With Wads Of Cash As Argentina Inflation Nears 100%
The problem stems from the fact that the largest denomination bill in Argentina is 1,000 pesos.
