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Argentina’s government has made significant strides in lowering inflation under President Javier Milei’s controversial ‘shock therapy’ policies with the nation’s inflation rate forecast to decline to 25% by year end, down from an astonishing peak of almost 300%. However, this has come at a steep cost with skyrocketing poverty and unemployment rates, a shrinking tax base, and a multi-year recession that has shrunk South America’s second biggest economy. Milei’s aggressive econ

Earlier this year, the Presidents of Brazil and Argentina discussed the creation of a South American currency for the Mercosur common...