The crisis in Argentina is recently one of the most discussed topics right now in the media and journals. The country faces a mess for about 30 years long. The causes of this lengthy crisis are the devaluation of the Argentine peso, high inflation, and a request for help to the FMI. The government recently requested a moratorium to FMI and banks. The moratorium is when a country delays or suspend a payment related to external debt.
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