Buenos Aires City Mayor and presidential hopeful for the PRO party Mauricio Macri has revealed his running mate will be a man from his own political force.
By Liliana Franco
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has repeated its forecast of a 0.3 percent drop in Argentine GDP over the course of 2015, while recommending a devaluation of the peso and austerity measures in order to stimulate growth in the economy.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has repeated its forecast of a 0.3 percent drop in Argentine GDP over the course of 2015, while recommending a devaluation of the peso and austerity measures in order to stimulate growth in the economy.
Lawmaker Sergio Massa and Cordoba governor José Manuel De la Sota have presented the Unidos por una Nueva Argentina (United for a New Argentina) alliance, and agreed to face each other in three debates before the August presidential PASO elections.
The AMIA Special Investigation Unit has asked Interpol to establish the current location of ex-spy chief Antonio 'Jaime' Stiuso, with the aim of bringing him back to Argentina to explain his relationship with late head of the Unit Alberto Nisman.
The AMIA and DAIA Jewish organizations have rejected Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman’s claims about an alleged effort by both entities to obstruct and “boycott” the investigation into the AMIA bombing.
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Economy Minister Axel Kicillof addressed a United Nations meeting in New York on the sovereign debt restructuring processes. “An urgent intervention of all countries in plural areas is needed, because this is a problem of the world financial and economic system as a whole.”
Following his speech to the United Nations today, Economy minister Axel Kicillof rejected the notion that the President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner administration's aim was to leave the ongoing conflict with holdout investors for another government to resolve.
The international reserves of the Central Bank have soared up to 33.9 billion dollars, after state-owned petroleum company YPF made a significant desposit into the accounts of the Nación bank to boost entity's funds.
The official US dollar rate has climbed half a cent and closed at 8.915 pesos in Buenos Aires city banks and foreign exchange agencies. Meanwhile, the so called “blue” dollar that trades in the illegal market closed steady at 12.73 pesos according to ambito.com.
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