Mauricio Macri
Wall Street Shocked Argentine President-Elect Who Ran Against It Not Eager To Do What It Wants
Truly, finance’s capacity for surprise at the obvious and unearned arrogance knows no bounds.
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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To Stop Cristina Kirchner, Mauricio Macri Must Become Cristina Kirchner
You get some rice and you get some sugar and you get some discounted bus tickets and I maybe get a few more of your votes?
Because It Worked So Well Last Time, Argentina Will Borrow $50B From The IMF
Mauricio Macri is apparently content with one term as president.
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.
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That 100-Year Argentine Bond Not Looking So Great Now
Paul Singer would be happy to take it off your hands for a few cents on the dollar, though.
Cristina Kirchner Not Done Torpedoing Argentine Economy
The mere thought of the former Argentine president has investors running for the hills.