Argentina - The collapse of the Currency board & Beyond |
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Peronism, that most protean of South American political movements, has survived Argentina's collapse. If it stands for anything, it is strong leadership. So it is ironic that it should now offer up such a week figure. But Argentina's need is for a new kind of president, one who tries to build institutions, rather than promising to fix everything himself. Therein lies an opportunity for Mr. Kirchner and for his country. - The Economist, 24th May 2003 Introduction
Despite the mix of ancestries and languages, the Argentines were fiercely nationalistic, although they were sometimes unsure about their cultural identity. One common saying held that "Argentina is the most European of the Latin nations because its people are from the most Latin of the European nations."
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