Cristina Kirchner
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Country That Needlessly Defaulted Eight Years Ago To Avoid Paying More On Its Debt Denies It Would Do Something So Irrational As Understate Its GDP To Avoid Paying More On Its Debt
Argentina is back in court and that’s usually not great for it.
Argentina Has The IMF Right Where It Wants It
If it wants to see its $44 billion again some day, it’s gonna have to play nice on the austerity front.
Third Point Stumbles In Q3 On Dan Loeb’s Inability To Predict Entirely Predictable Things
Argentina being Argentina and Sony’s disinterest in his ideas appear to have come as genuine shocks to the hedge fund manager.
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Wall Street Wants To Know Why Argentine President Hasn’t Fixed Four Decades Worth Of Problems In Less Than Three Years
The global financial elite has joined the campaign to reelect Cristina Kirchner.
Cristina Kirchner Not Done Torpedoing Argentine Economy
The mere thought of the former Argentine president has investors running for the hills.
Argentina's Ex-President Is Waiting For Her Nobel Prize For Economics
And wondering what the hell is taking so long.
Argentine Judge Confirms All Of Paul Singer’s Suspicions About Argentine Legal System
His arch-nemesis, Cristina Kirchner, doesn't have to worry about those pesky criminal allegations anymore.
Somewhere On West 57th Street, A Billionaire Is Laughing
His name is Paul and today, the day President Cristina Kirchner has been charged with doing a very bad thing, is the greatest day of his life.
Paul Singer Can’t Wait To Write Next Investor Letter
Short of having his arch-nemesis—Argentine President Cristina Kirchner—show up at his apartment on her knees in a sackcloth, carrying a letter of resignation and certified check for $1.7 billion, this week could hardly have gone better for Elliott Management’s Paul Singer, thanks to El Presidente.