Forbes - Estados Unidos
17/02/2021
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Politica Latinoamericana
Kenneth Rapoza
Broke And Poor, Why Is Argentina’s President Focused On Saving Brazil’s Lula
Face it, Alberto Fernandez’s country can’t find its way out of a paper bag. It should provide no counsel to others trying to do the same.
10/02/2021
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Relaciones Bilaterales
Presidente de Argentina acompañará a AMLO en evento en Iguala
El presidente recibirá a su homólogo argentino, quien lo acompañará en el evento para conmemorar los 200 años del Plan de Iguala en esa localidad.
21/01/2021
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Economía
Argentina: Cristina Kirchner, Macri And Alberto Fernández – All Of Them Took On Debt
The construction of a socio-cultural narrative is one of the fundamental building blocks on which political projects are built. President Alberto Fernández, in charge of an eclectic pan-Peronist coalition that spans all the way from the left to the right, has struggled to find his origin myth and the accompanying mythology, beyond relying on the traditional Peronist fables, yet one of his recurring points is to blame the Mauricio Macri administration for the country’s evils, among them excessive indebtedness
21/01/2021
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Economía
Agustino Fontevecchia
Argentina’s Economy Minister, Martín Guzmán: Should He Stay Or Should He Go?
How long will Economy Minister Martín Guzmán last? First, he suffered a last second modification to the 2021 budget which increased the fiscal deficit substantially. Then, he was forced to swallow a sudden change to the formula used to calculate retiree and pension payments, further increasing pressure on already strained government coffers, orchestrated by none other than Senate President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
16/12/2020
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Economía
Nathaniel Parish Flannery
Political Risk Analysis: How Serious Is Argentina’s Economic Crisis?
Argentina has been hit hard during 2020 by the Covid-19 pandemic and a new series of demand-side shocks that have pummeled an already struggling economy. Argentina has reported over 40,000 confirmed deaths from Covid-19.
29/10/2020
Sr. Canciller
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Politica Latinoamericana
Agustino Fontevecchia
The “Venezuela Issue” Is Making Argentina’s Gov’t Dysfunctional
The Venezuela issue dominated the political agenda a few weeks ago in Argentina. The focus was put on the country’s position before different multilateral organizations, namely the United Nations and the Organization of American States, where Argentina’s representatives voted for and against a series of reports accusing the Nicolás Maduro’s government of the systematic violation of human rights, including 7,000 executions.
27/07/2020
Política
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Política Internacional
David Axe
Now South Korea’s Getting An Aircraft Carrier, Too
21:00 - South Korea reportedly plans to order 20 F-35B stealth jump jets, a strong signal that the South Korean navy is moving forward with development of a light aircraft carrier.
11/06/2020
Política
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
China To Grow Stronger In Latin America In Aftermath Of Covid-19 Pandemic
Chinese economic influence in Latin America is likely to gain strength in the post-pandemic era, with the Asian country playing a key role in regional infrastructure projects and investing in sectors like power generation and mining, according to M&A advisors, industry sources and academics.
02/06/2020
Política
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Política Internacional
Trudeau afirma que Rusia no es bienvenida al G7
Hay que reconocer que el G7 es una reunión de naciones con ideas afines, por lo que “las acciones de Rusia, lo hacen no elegible, explicó el mandatario.
27/05/2020
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
The US & China Could Lead The Global Economy Into A Quick Rebound, Helping Emerging Markets
It has become commonplace to note that the world will look different once the coronavirus pandemic is behind us. We’ve all learned the importance of washing our hands and how to jump on a video conference using Zoom or Skype, meaning we won’t need to go to the office ever again as face-to-face interaction is finally put to sleep.
22/05/2020
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Economía
Argentina Needs Goodwill From Bondlords, Or Else
Friday is shaping up to be yet another Argentina bond default day. If it’s not, then Argentina has its investors to thank. It would mean they agreed to some sort of delay, despite already delaying payment on bonds due in the first quarter to sometime later in the fourth quarter.
16/10/2019
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Recursos Naturales
Silvio Marcacci
Argentina May Be the Hottest Renewable Energy Market You Haven’t Heard Of. Can It Spur a Global Boom?
An innovative approach unlocked Argentina’s renewable energy market, making it “the most interesting in the world” in just three years. And now, the approach could open the door to billions in renewable investment in developing nations worldwide.
20/08/2019
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Política
Mark P. Jones
The Argentine Petro-Provinces & The Incoming Fernández Administration
On August 11 a super-majority of Argentine voters signaled they did not want President Mauricio Macri to serve another four years, and close to a majority signaled that they preferred the presidential and vice-presidential ticket of Alberto Fernández and Cristina Fernández de Kirchner as Macri’s successor for the 2019-23 period.
30/07/2019
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Política
Mark P. Jones
Provincial Elections in Santa Cruz: Home of the Kirchner Clan
On August 11 the Argentine province of Santa Cruz will elect its governor and the members of its unicameral provincial legislature for four-year terms. In spite of Santa Cruz being the home province of the Kirchner clan, there exists a possibility that for the first time in more than 50 years a person who is not a member of Argentina’s Peronist Movement could be elected governor of Santa Cruz.
22/07/2019
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Política
Kenneth Rapoza
Has Argentina’s Embattled President Macri Finally Bottomed Out?
If Mauricio Macri is reelected in October it would basically mean two things: The International Monetary Fund is no longer a death knell to the leader who signed the loan in the first place, and Cristina Kirchner and her quasi-communist, closed door, protesters-in-the-street politics are officially in Argentina’s past.
18/06/2019
Economía
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Norbert Michel
The Fed Is Doing Its Best To Achieve The Impossible
The Federal Reserve has taken a serious beating lately. Even President Trump, the man who selected Jay Powell as Fed Chair and who appointed three of the four remaining Fed Board members has thrown a few punches its way.
03/06/2019
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Economía
Garth Friesen
Cry For Me, Argentina: Why A Great Nation Keeps Jumping From One Economic Crisis to Another
What seems to be holding Argentina back is a disbelief held by international investors and Argentinians alike that the future can be different from the past. Argentina’s history of staggering rises in consumer price inflation, sharp currency devaluations and forced debt restructurings, exacerbated by excessive government spending and widespread corruption, erodes domestic and international confidence.
31/05/2019
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Política
Mark P. Jones
The June 9 Provincial Election In Chubut, Argentina's No.2 Petro-Province
Chubut is Argentina's second most important Petro-Province (after Neuquén), producing 30% of the country's petroleum and 7% of its natural gas.
22/05/2019
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Política
Kenneth Rapoza
There Is Only One Way Mauricio Macri Is Re-Elected In Argentina
Cristina Kirchner announced her...vice presidency on May 18. It's an odd twist to her story, but her pick of former chief of staff and political operator Alberto Fernandez as her president shows she knows how toxic she is about to become for left-of-center Peronists in Argentina.
14/05/2019
Argentina
Forbes - Estados Unidos
Política
Argentina's President Macri Could Find Some Partial Relief In La Pampa On May 19th
But, the upcoming May 19 provincial election in La Pampa could provide Macri with some partial relief; almost certainly not a victory, but for the first time this election season a dignified defeat where the Let’s Change candidate loses by only a single digit margin or a margin in the low teens. Such is life for Macri in 2019 when a dignified loss represents the best Let’s Change electoral performance to date.