Thursday’s Lower House passage of the YPF expropriation could hardly be a stronger display of domestic force to the outside world — 208 of the 257 deputies including votes from every single political persuasion except the centre-right PRO (as against...
CHARLESTON, South Carolina — Taking the long view of Argentina’s economic performance it is possible to extract some comfort from the knowledge that the present is not as crazy as the past.
Just as the nationalization of the YPF oil giant has been accompanied by a new interest in non-conventional resources, so the parallel drive for Malvinas sovereignty seems to have veered...
Has Argentina been here before? Maybe it has. Boom and bust cycles have happened before. But then again maybe Argentina hasn’t been here before. The administration of President Cristina...
By Sunday night, the usually infallible exit polls in France had called a winner. François Hollande, known to his many and varied detractors as a rather dangerous milk pudding, or a...
There seems something distinctly suspicious about AFIP tax bureau chief Ricardo Echegaray’s timing in sneaking in the April revenue figures on Thursday evening amid all the thunderous...