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Carlos Claá

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The candidates for Sergio Massa’s Cabinet

02-11-2023 23:26 The names rumoured to occupy the ministries in a future Cabinet led by Sergio Massa – and whether there is a Kirchnerite quota.

by Carlos Claá

Sergio Massa: Between Cristina and Kristalina.

POLITICS & ECONOMY

Sergio Massa: Stuck between Cristina and Kristalina

02-11-2022 17:46 Argentina’s ‘super’ economy minister is torn between the demands of the International Monetary Fund and the wing of the ruling coalition led by Vice-President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

by Carlos Claá

Juntos por el Cambio: Horacio Rodríguez Larreta and Mauricio Macri.

POLITICS / ANALYSIS

We need to talk about Mauricio – the dilemma facing the opposition

15-04-2022 12:03 Some in Juntos por el Cambio want the former president to step aside, though all the coalition’s key leaders recognise they will need him for the 2023 election. The former president has reached a peace accord with Horacio Rodríguez Larreta but it’s daggers drawn with Gerardo Morales – what is Mauricio Macri’s place in the grand scheme of things?

by Carlos Claá

Supreme Court Chief Justice Horacio Rosatti.

A (very) short interview

Horacio Rosatti on Lorenzetti, Macri and Alberto Fernández

25-10-2021 13:49 New Supreme Court chief justice spoke briefly to Noticias magazine, responding to ex-president Mauricio Macri’s regret over having nominated him as “the best praise I ever had as a judge.”

by Carlos Claá

JUDICIARY

The other vote – government keeps close eye on Supreme Court

21-08-2021 19:47 Shortly after the upcoming PASO primaries, the members of the Supreme Court will vote to choose their next chief justice. As ever, the Casa Rosada has its preferences.

by Carlos Claá

Economist Domingo Cavallo was Economy minister during Argentina’s 2000-1 financial crisis.

FORMER ECONOMY MINISTER

Cavallo rises from ashes to haunt a gov’t in crisis

12-05-2018 09:40 The alleged meeting between Macri and Cavallo — denied by both parties — returned the economist to the fore just as the dollar was soaring and amid the ongoing social tension over successive increases in utility prices.

by Carlos Claá