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Brazil & Southern Cone - April 2016 (ISSN 1741-4431)
ARGENTINA DIPLOMACY: Obama visit a big boon for Macri
Even in his most optimistic moments, it is doubtful whether Argentina’s President Mauricio Macri would have imagined that within three months of his taking power in December 2015, US President Barack Obama would be dancing the tango and sampling Mate during an official visit to Argentina. Obama’s visit, together with the imminent resolution of the South American country’s longstanding dispute with its ‘holdout’ creditors from its 2001 default, confirmed Argentina’s return to the concert of nations.
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