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Weekly Report - 6 January 2011 (WR-11-01)
ARGENTINA: Government guns for Duhalde
There are two key political questions heading into 2011: will
President Cristina Fernández seek re-election in October this year and, if she
does, who will pose the main challenge to her bid? Unless her solid approval
rating heads sharply southwards the answer to the first will be in the
affirmative. The answer to the second is less straightforward, but if the
government's current actions are anything to go by it could be former president
Eduardo Duhalde (2002-2003).
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