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Weekly Report - 29 August 2019 (WR-19-34)
ARGENTINA: The case for Macri
It does not look good for Argentina’s President Mauricio Macri ahead of the first round of presidential elections on 27 October. His ruling right-of-centre Cambiemos coalition was defeated in the primary elections earlier this month, the economic and foreign currency crisis is continuing, and there are fears of a debt default. For some, though, it is not yet ‘game over’.
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