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As the locusts hit the country, Argentineans are racing to save their crops

11/30/09 18:59

Farmers of wheat in Argentina are currently racing to spray their fields and to avert from attacking their harvest, what may easily be considered as the largest plague of locusts experienced, in thirty years.

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Lessened rainfall may hinder soy crop production in Argentina

Drought stressed, central Argentina, is experiencing reduced 'El Nino' rainfall which would mean that for a record of fifty three million metric tons of output in the coming crop, may miss a November tenth USDA forecast.

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main political break on rating in Argentina

Of Argentina's sovereign credit rating, the main break is, basically, contentious politics. This particular information of which I am referring, is all according to Gabriel Torres. This person happens to be the senior analyst over at Moody's Investors Services.

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If it defaults, Metrogas expects Argentina intervention

Metrogas, which is the known as being the biggest natural gas distributor in Argentina, had said on Thursday that it expects that, if the company defaults that the government is to intervene in its business.

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as an old rival rises, argentina falters

Brazil's winning bid to host the Olympics, as well as the growing clout that the country is experiencing concerning international affairs, is surely something that its neighboring Argentinean leaders are going to have to consider, in order to come up with ways to get their name as much of a mention on the world stage, if any at all.

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a bond should be issued in an attempt to the settle the Paris Club debt

In a statement of which was recently made by The Economy Minister just only Thursday last, to be precise, he had discussed the fact that the Argentine government will definitely have to try to settle its sky high, six and a half billion dollar debt with the members of the Paris Club.

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government money can easily corrupt the press

Calling for a larger role for the government in funding journalism is the element of the Downie/Schudson report of which has triggered the most amount of fuss.

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Momentary Outbust by Maradona on Live TV

Argentina's Football Association point its finger to media for Diego Maradona's angy tirade on live television in a new conference in Uruguay.

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a new bill for reform unveiled by Argentina

In an attempt to reform the political system in Argentina, the President, Cristina Kirchner, had unveiled a contentious bill.

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