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Facundo Iglesia
Facundo Iglesia is an economics, finance and technology reporter for the Buenos Aires Herald. His work has appeared in The Guardian, Wired, Le Monde Diplomatique, Rest of World, Perfil, among many others. In 2021, he won the ESET Latin American Award for Journalism on Computer Security.
The massive thefts committed by dictatorship officers are crimes the Argentine judiciary has only recently begun to investigate in …
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The reversal was down to the agricultural sector liquidating its exports, according to a source at the monetary authority
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Uncertainties remain about the disbursement calendar, the amount of net financing, and the new exchange rate regime
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The Central Bank has sold dollars for eight days in a row, accumulating losses for US$1.3 billion
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Argentina announces declassification of documents on Nazis who fled to the country
President Milei made the decision following a request from the US Senate Judiciary Committee
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A new resolution aims to provide traders with basic protections after being bilked out of hundreds of millions of dollars
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Sovereign bonds and stocks from Argentine companies on Wall Street dropped after initially surging while the Central Bank continued to lose reserves
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The government has not given any information about the amount or conditions of the new loan
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Country risk levels continue to climb as analysts wait to see whether the government has secured a new loan from the International Monetary Fund
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The request comes on the heels of Security Minister Bullrich’s refusal to conduct any internal investigation
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Police fired rubber bullets, a police car was set ablaze, and around 150 people were arrested after a meltdown at the weekly demonstration