After receiving Congressional approval last week, the new Civil and Commercial Code will be enacted by president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner tonight at 18.30 in a ceremony at The Museum of the Bicentennial
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Argentina and Banksters’ Fight Heats Up
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Argentina slams American diplomat for ‘default’ comment
During his daily press briefing Tuesday, Argentine Cabinet Chief Jorge Capitanich also spoke of the incident, calling Sullivan’s remarks “incorrect, unfortunate and representing undue interference in the sovereignty of a country.”
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Argentina In The Muck With Banksters: Where Is My Money!
Bank of New York Kicked Out of Argentina
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