Inflation and devaluation bring Argentina closer to collapse
numerous Venezuelans leave Argentina. They had arrived with the illusion of a promised land that would leave behind the hardships of their own country. The first slap of reality was in 2019 with the right-wing government of Mauricio Macri. But it is the Peronist present that has activated the need to return part of the 173,000 immigrants from Venezuela. As with the Argentines, they have to save in dollars. They glimpse a law that is regularly enforced in this country: devaluation, crisis and the specter of a social explosion. A new 2001.
The situation has worsened for the president Albert Fernandez. The devaluation winds threaten to become hurricanes that pie...