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American Task Force Argentina:Pursuing a Fair Reconciliation of the Argentine Debt Default and Restructuring
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Argentina’s Economy:No Confidence Here or at Home
Cristina Fernández de KirchnerPresident, Argentina
American Task Force Argentina • PO Box 3197 • Arlington, VA 22203-0197 • (888) 662-2382 • [email protected]
PAID FOR BY AMERICAN TASK FORCE ARGENTINA
Argentina: Get Serious, Honor Your Debts
“Poll: Argentines doubtofficial inflation figures”
— Associated Press, 8.20.08
“Farm strike in Argentinathreatens food supplies, again”
— Agence France-Presse, 6.6.08
“Chavez’s bond maneuversinks the market”
— Clarin, 8.8.08
“Losing friends fast: Argentina’s presidentsuffers a painful blow to her credibility”
— The Economist, 7.18.08
“Argentina’s Debt Rating Cutto B by Standard & Poor’s”
— Bloomberg, 8.12.08
“Lack of confidence inArgentina hits debt”
— Reuters, 8.7.08
President Kirchner is probably happy to be in New York City this week — away from the many crises her presidency,
and her husband's former administration, have created for Argentina.
Argentina can no longer rely on Hugo Chavez’s petrodollars, and remains cut off from capital markets. Lenders
worldwide are owed more than $29 billion including more than $3 billion to American pensioners, taxpayers and
investors — and the costs are rising.
For these problems, we offer one simple solution. Paying Argentina's debts will put the country on the road to
recovery, reduce the influence of the dangerous Hugo Chavez, and once again attract foreign investors to Argentina.
It’s Time To Pay Your Debts