27/06/2012 | Editorial Spanish

¿Plaza de Mayo o de Moyano?

27/06/2012 | Columnist

Brazil’s cards in the Paraguayan poker

Brazil moves with leaden feet when it comes to the Paraguayan issue. Three factors weigh heavily, on its reactions since June 21, when in Asunción, the Paraguayan Lower House ignited...

27/06/2012 | Editorial English

Mayo square or Moyano square?

President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s decision to address directly last week’s strike by the fuel truck drivers headed by teamster Hugo Moyano, the secretary-general of the CGT labour confederation, is a sign that the national government can no...

26/06/2012 | Editorial Spanish

A despertarse, oposición

26/06/2012 | Columnist

A High Court week for Obama

The Supreme Court decision on Obamacare, expected for this week, will potentially redefine the assessments of Obama’s first term in office and might have unintended consequences on the...

26/06/2012 | Editorial English

Wakey-wakey, oposition

Much has been said and written about teamster Hugo Moyano, currently at odds with his former strategic ally President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, now forming effectively part of the opposition. Some observers, after Moyano’s rallying cry of protest...

25/06/2012 | Editorial English

Curbs also a two-way street

When early this year Domestic Trade Secretary Guillermo Moreno launched his drive to prop up the trade surplus at all costs as a source of hard currency in order to counter flagging Central Bank reserves and an increasingly imbalanced budget...

25/06/2012 | Editorial Spanish

Las restricciones al dólar,

25/06/2012 | Columnist

Naked lawlessness

24/06/2012 | Columnist

Baby, you can’t drive my truck

What are national holidays supposed to be for? Are they not supposed to be to take it easy? Wednesday, Flag Day, was a national holiday here. Whoopee for you, people.