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peppertree

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3. You're welcome, Judi. Everyone involved certainly worked hard on this.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 24, 2023, 02:58 PM

Jul 2023

Special mention should go, I understand, to Deputy Economy Minister Gabriel Rubinstein - a pragmatic centrist whom the Clarín Group tried to provoke into not accepting the post last year.

Why? Precisely - because they knew he's talented, and would be an effective 'storm pilot' (as Massa and the underappreciated Fernández have been).

Going forward? We can only hope for the best - as always with Argentina.

Thanks again, and have a great week Judi. Stay cool!

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