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Some residents seek opportunities in Europe and elsewhere in Latin America
US wants allies to boost production of oil, gas and grain as war in Ukraine scrambles supplies
Vice-president unharmed but police investigating whether gunman acted alone
Investors hope Sergio Massa has political capital to take tough measures to bring down runaway inflation
Sovereign bond contracts should be enforceable. Is that really too much to ask?
Governments must be transparent and engage citizens in decisions about tax, spending and regulation
Sergio Massa is third official to oversee troubled financial situation in less than a month
Argentines swap pesos for black market dollars as economic crisis worsens
Soaring demand for hard currency as inflation spirals and government bickers
Weak targets are not what the perennial South American defaulter needs
Silvina Batakis tries to reassure investors and IMF as she takes on a precarious economy amid political divisions
Purchase of Lithea comes as global competition for metals needed to power electric vehicles hots up
Silvina Batakis replaces Martin Guzmán who negotiated $44bn restructuring deal with IMF
Martín Guzmán’s exit points to government divisions as inflation rises and public finances deteriorate
Government steps up wheat export curbs even as Ukraine war sends demand and prices soaring
West’s pullback from Russia revives hopes for accelerating development of Vaca Muerta shale deposit
Country says it is trying to mitigate risks from growing use of sometimes volatile assets
MercadoPago has become one of the most lucrative parts of the Latin American ecommerce giant’s business
Forty years after the war, UK and Argentina should create more normal ties
A lithium supply deficit is expected to persist for at least the next few years
Deal buys time for government but experts see another potential crisis around the corner
Government’s win removes threat of imminent default on $19bn of repayments due to the fund this year
Russia could open itself up to Argentina-style litigation if it ever manages to restructure its debts.
Agreement will now be put to Congress for its approval as key repayment deadline looms
Alberto Fernández has just weeks to convince lawmakers to sign on to the restructuring of $44.5bn in debt
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