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Weekly Report - 1 February 2005
ARGENTINA: Menem teams up with Rodríguez Saá
Former President Carlos Menem, the most rightwing of Argentina's Peronist rulers, has joined forces with former president-for-a-week Adolfo Rodríguez Saá, who sought unsuccessfully to contest the 2003 elections as the candidate of the nationalist Peronist left. At a troubled encounter last week in the provincial capital of San Luis the men served notice that they will seek to gain control of the ruling Partido Justicialista
(PJ).
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- Exchange rates
- Inflation in the region
- The stockmarket in figures
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