Clash for Argentina’s Central bank reserves turns into political turmoil

Saturday, January 9th 2010 - 08:11 UTC

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Martin Redrado was “restored” Friday to his post as President of the Argentine Central Bank following an injunction from Federal Judge María José Sarmiento. Redrado had been removed Thursday by President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner through an emergency decree for having resisted releasing 6.6 billion US dollars from the bank’s reserves Read full article

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Nicholas
uhum... I read somewhere from some che idiot that “it's going to be an excited year in Argentina”...laugh. It's a matter of time the argies will default “again” on their debt...clock is ticking, tic toc tic toc..laugh.
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geo
relax...relax
circumstance is better than US..UK..and few others ...!!!!!!!
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Bubba
When will the K's realize that you can not rule by decree in a country based on a representative legislature.
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aranza
what can i say ?? it is an Argentina style !!
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