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Facing more than 100% inflation and an unbearable economic environment, large groups of Argentinians have been looting stores for food. Here's why this matters to us.
It could be the most dramatic thing that's happened politically since at least World War II. Anywhere. Why? Because he's an AnCap libertarian who'd like to abolish the State--or come as close as possible.
As the election results set in, Juan Fonrouge knew just what to do. First: Fill his car with gas. Then, shop for essentials: eight jars of coffee, a dozen cans of mosquito repellent, 100 cans of food, 100 bars of soap. His trunk packed neatly, he pos
Argentina's problem is not Milei.
By capturing the minds and imaginations of millions of Argentines, Javier Milei demonstrates, once again, that freedom can be packaged in more ways than one.
...(like Health and Education) he would abolish if elected.
Milei triggered a market shock when the presidential candidate - largely viewed as an outsider without serious chances for the position until now - came out ahead in the primary, seen as a barometer for presidential elections in a country where polls
"...if you give them an inch, they will destroy you"
After sending local capital markets into a tailspin and triggering a currency devaluation with his shock win in Sunday's country's presidential primary, Argentina's leading presidential candidate Javier Milei - a self-described anarcho-capitalist -
Around the time the senile vegetable reading from the White House teleprompter was calling China's Xi Jinping a democrat, destroying all the goodwill his Secretary of State did just days earlier during his visit go Beijing - and throwing Blinken unde
A resolution published today imposes 15-day holding period for dollars from MEP and CCL operations
Argentine annual inflation surged to 78.5% in August, almost certainly cementing another central bank interest rate hike as early as this week.
Argentinian vice president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner survived an astonishingly close encounter with death on Thursday night, as a would-be assassin pointed a loaded pistol at her head and seemingly pulled the trigger with no effect.
Argentina's government has left its beautiful country in financial ruin. July's inflation report surpassed 60% with no signs of slowing.
The admirer of former U.S. President Donald Trump, who was elected to the lower house last year, has surged in opinion polls ahead of Argentina's 2023 presidential election with attacks on the political mainstream and pledges for total economic freed
Thursday, November 29, 2001 felt like any other day in Argentina. People woke up, went to work, and lived their lives. There was nothing really unusual about that day, everything seemed fine.
The Suppression of Ivermectin in Treating SARS-CoV-2 A Special Interview With Dr. Hector Carvallo
Argentinean Central Bank Asks Local Banks for Information on Customers Who Deal With Cryptocurrencies
As Bitcoin's popularity continues to rise, driven in part by recent moves by electric automaker Tesla, the true energy cost of the cryptocurrency is also coming to light. A new study shows that Bitcoin uses more energy than the entire country of Ar
Despite Emerging Markets' recent surge higher on the heels of a dumping dollar and massive global liquidity injections, at least one country is facing crisis rather than crescendo.
Those who continue to celebrate the out-of-control spending, debt, and inflation spree on which U.S. officials have embarked should continue focusing on Argentina...
As the Washington, D.C., establishment and its acolytes in the U.S. mainstream press continue to celebrate the $4 trillion in new federal spending for the coronavirus crisis, Argentina has a sobering message for the American people.
As the Washington, D.C., establishment and its acolytes in the U.S. mainstream press continue to celebrate the $4 trillion in new federal spending for the coronavirus crisis, Argentina has a sobering message for the American people.
Argentina -- Last August, opposition candidate Alberto Fernandez and running mate/former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner defeated President Mauricio Macri by a 47.22% to 32.36% margin.
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -- Divisive Peronist leader and former Argentine President Cristina Fernández is once again in a top position of power, a development that rattled investors Monday even as financial experts said it was unlikely the econ
The International Monetary Fund's record loan to Argentina last year was supposed to turn the page on a troubled history. It's looking more like a case of déjà vu.
IMF Faces Humiliation, Billions In Losses As Argentina Braces For Next Default
PIMCO's big bet to buy almost 33% of the world's top paying government bond had the rug pulled out from underneath it this week as Argentina's currency collapsed, according to Bloomberg.
A Major Financial Crisis In Argentina Is Happening Right Now
Yesterday, in the immediate aftermath of the historic collapse of all Argentine assets, coupled with the record plunge in the Argentine Peso which only added to the USD-denominated pain of those who were unlucky enough to be long Argentina stocks and
