The thing that Macri has that the Kult does not is a new spring of dialogue with nations that have since dismissed Argentina as unreliable and not credible.
This could turn the tables on whatever contingency that the Kult may have... if he can swing the funding.
Yes. This is the injection of liquidity option I alluded to earlier. I think it's a long shot.
Macri needs to get a loan, on good terms, from an entity that understands the situation and cares to invest in keeping Argentina as a stable country, trading partner, etc.
It would have to be someone with a real interest in getting Argentina back on track, as in transactional terms investing here is way too risky. Labor here is out of control, the employment culture is out of control, corruption as of today is out of control, etc. All there is - and all there will be in 3 weeks time - are promises that (some) things will change. Promises that will be difficult and slow to implement even in the best of cases, with the best of intentions.
Chile comes to mind as a candidate - Macri is interested in the Pacific Alliance, the level of trade that could be done with Chile is mind-boggling, and Chile is led by a stable government who understands how to campaign from the left and govern from the center-right.
But this is really a long shot - even with Macri, given the history of Argentina abiding by past agreements, particularly those of past governments, and general respect for international institutions, combined with the not-close-to-zero probability of a K or some sort of Peronist return rather soon, I don't see anyone getting into line to lend Argentina money.
