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LatinNews Daily - 01 July 2020
ARGENTINA: Bondholders attack govt’s inaction in debt talks
On 30 June, the two largest groups representing holders of Argentine foreign bonds accused the government led by President Alberto Fernández of a “lack of serious engagement” in efforts to reach a deal in the restructuring of some US$66bn of sovereign debt.
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