Argentina Sacrifices Economy to Ward Off Virus, Winning Praise
Bloomberg - When Alberto Fernandez visited Mexico on his first foreign trip since winning Argentina’s presidency, he said that both countries would face the “challenge of globaliz ...
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In Argentina, coronavirus brings more economic pain
Aljazeera - On a sunny Thursday afternoon last month, Gloria Mongelos sat on a plastic chair beside a small, run-down house she had turned into a soup kitchen in Monte Grande, a l ...
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Argentina will need ‘substantial debt relief,’ says IMF chief
BATimes - Argentina’s government will need “substantial debt relief” from private creditors as the coronavirus pandemic and its economic impact exacerbates the country’s financial ...
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Impact of Alberto Fernández’s speech: what economists and businessmen said
INFOBAE - President Alberto Fernández opened this Sunday at the beginning of the 138th period of ordinary sessions of the Congress with a strong message in which there was a call ...
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Will Paraguay Follow Argentina’s Economic Decline?
Statements by a former minister sparked a debate which is worth addressing for several reasons Panampost - Although there was a moment in history when there was talk of the “Argen ...
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What is Peronism?
Argentina’s president tries to explain to the German chancellor The Economist - On February 3rd Argentina’s new Peronist president, Alberto Fernández, joined Angela Merkel for din ...
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Non Transferable Letters compounds the insolvency of the Central Bank
The brand new Law of Social Solidarity and Productive Reactivation, popularly known as the Economic Emergency Law, establishes, in Article 61, the authorization by the Treasury to ...
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Alberto Fernández’s Economic Plan Won’t Save Argentina
Alberto Fernández, the Argentine president, is confident that his Keynesian plan will lead to economic recovery, but it will not bring the expected results PANAMPOST - Alberto Fe ...
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Argentina Central Bank Seeks to Cut Rates and Slow Inflation
(Bloomberg) - Sign up here to receive the Davos Diary, a special daily newsletter that will run from Jan. 20-24. Argentina’s new central bank president pledged to further cut inte ...
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Recapping First Ten Days of Peronism in Argentina
The Justicialist Party is back, and Cambiemos has become the opposition. Will the Macrist alliance survive? Can Peronism withstand internal tensions for four years? PANAMPOST - On ...
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