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Ruling comes days after Buenos Aires lost New York court case over oil company expropriation
Plummeting reserves lead to rating downgrade and fears over devaluation and debt default
Silvina Batakis tries to reassure investors and IMF as she takes on a precarious economy amid political divisions
Vice-president pledges to fight corruption and raise foreign investment
Broader steps are required to tackle long-running structural problems
Bank of Mexico confronts economic challenges as it prepares for leadership transition
President of central American nation says project will be financed by $1bn of bonds
Caribbean nation on track to strike first debt restructuring with green tinge
Lender reiterates concerns as Latin American nation prepares for September switch-on
Analysts sceptical of move hailed by crypto entrepreneurs and country’s authoritarian president
Our correspondents on how one of Latin America’s oldest democracies is facing down its bloody past and meeting the challenges of the pandemic, upgrading its infrastructure and modernising its economy
Latin American country was ill-placed to deal with pandemic after years of stagnation
Recovery value of about 55 cents on the dollar was a ‘creative compromise’
Buenos Aires will accelerate some debt payments to sweeten deal with foreign creditors
Large bondholders back proposed government deal, but counterproposal emerges
Restructuring after country’s ninth default is snarled in dispute over process
Hawkish candidate would be first American to lead lender that supports growth in Latin America
Country has extended deadline yet again as it continues to negotiate with creditors
Pressure mounts on both sides to agree a $65bn restructuring deal
Cash-strapped Maduro regime tries to seize $1bn in bullion from Bank of England
Negotiations to restructure $65bn of foreign debt continue but both sides stand firm
Lawyer says UK central bank has ‘moral imperative’ to help ease effects of coronavirus
The government and creditors are deadlocked ahead of Monday’s deadline
Economic woes go well beyond the coronavirus crisis
Finance minister tells FT that government has rejected counter-offer from BlackRock-led group of creditors
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