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Despite President Macri’s efforts at reform, the country faces a new financial crisis
How did a small island of just 3.5m people amass $70bn of liabilities?
She defied convention to reach to the top of both the World Bank and the IMF. More daring still, she has argued since 2001 that it sometimes pays to write off a country’s debts
How to build flexibility into government financing instruments
Officials tell first meeting it is too early to say how bonds will be treated
Stricken island to set out argument for debt relief
The problem bedevilling the island is not just its $72bn debt but any obvious way to restructure it
Not so much ‘wealth’ in the commonwealth
Advisers appointed for talks with banks’ creditors
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