Effects Of A Default On Expats

[camberiu]

The Most Dangerous Politician In Latin America Has Only Become More Powerful

 

[ajoknoblauch]

The Most Dangerous Politician In Latin America Has Only Become More Powerful

I'm not sure I'd call him a politician. I think he's out of his league - rather like a soccer player trying to hit a curveball - but dangerous mostly to himself and to those in the way when the bat flies out of his hands.

 

[ghost]

A child in boys clothing.

 

[ghost]

I'm not sure I'd call him a politician. I think he's out of his league - rather like a soccer player trying to hit a curveball - but dangerous mostly to himself and to those in the way when the bat flies out of his hands.

That's not a bat.

 

[French jurist]

The journalist did an heavy research & knows well Argentina

"and Central Bank Chair Juan Carlos Faberge "

 

[Rich One]

World Ranking of defaults Argerntina is not that bad ...!

 

[asador]

World Ranking of defaults Argerntina is not that bad ...!

Do defaults in the 19th century or the 1930s matter at this point? Just look at post-1980.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Do defaults in the 19th century or the 1930s matter at this point? Just look at post-1980.

Recently, Argentina's in bad company. When Uruguay's been in trouble, it's because Argentina's infected them.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

A solution to the default? If that was Argentina's plan, would be interesting to understand why the country didn't do that before

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-08-04/argentinas-plan-to-escape-default-is-hidden-in-the-fine-print

I m suprised that you ask that, Napoleón used to said that you have to be very carefull about not interrupting your enemy when he make a mistake.

In this case, seems an smart ambush.

 

[Rich One]

Do defaults in the 19th century or the 1930s matter at this point? Just look at post-1980.

Interesting should bring this up with the Economist