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This is CBS I On The World, I'm John Batser, Argentina. What do these dates have in common?

1876, 1890, 1914, 1930, 1952, 1958, 1967, 1975, 1985, 1989, 2001, 2018.

Wrong. It's not about sports. It's about the collapse of the peso.

Marianna Stasio Grady joins me. She's the America's columnist and editor for the Wall Street Journal

editorial page, writing about Argentina, which here to four, as I approach it, I say, there's always

a money problem there. There's a debt problem. Mary's reported over the years. Mary, a very good

evening to all those peso collapses. It's routine matter. Are we facing another one? And what is

to be done? Good evening to you. Well, good evening, John. Yeah, Argentina has a problem in that it

tends to have these bloated government payrolls. And in order to meet the payroll, they obviously

have to raise tax revenue. And they don't raise enough tax revenue. They turn to the central bank

and ask it to print pesos. And of course, that is highly inflationary and it devalues the currency.

And once the inflation starts to gain momentum, it tends to spiral. So this has been going on for a

while. But just recently, it's over 100% annualized. And it doesn't look like there's any end in sight.

Yes. And I know that this spending is so infamous that the approach of the IMF for negotiations

is not a major story. It just happens. The IMF is negotiating alone to maintain the previous

loans. But there is a wrinkle here if I remember the reporting China's on the scene. How so?

First of all, we should note that Argentina has the largest loan in the world from the IMF. It's

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