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This is the New World Report. I'm John Batsworth, Professor Avinellis of the US Army War

College, the elections in the Americas, the largest, most significant election. They're

all important. I just mentioned the scale of the country and the trouble that it's in

this Argentina. We have now news always of the Argentine economy, struggling. Argentina

Central Bank to weigh rate hike at Thursday meeting. In other words, we're looking at the

possibility of more adjustments for a country that's experiencing inflation well above

100%. It's hard to believe how you manage that. I've watched anecdotes about, there's

an anecdote about a barber who has documented 9,000 percentage increase in inflation since

he started many years ago. The election pits a man who is presented as a libertarian. Malay

versus a man who has considered a financial expert, Masa, the present economics financial

minister, representing the establishment. There is a third candidate, but right now the

polls suggest there will be these two emerging from the first round. Professor Malay requires

much more attention because he's an outsider. He wants to dollarize the Argentine economy.

What does that mean? What will it do for this inflation rate and also the money it owes

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