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Argentina's 2001 Debt Default and 2005 Restructuring Cost U.S. Lenders, Investors and Taxpayers $20.3 Billion

With fast-rising inflation in Argentina, a worsening deterioration in investor confidence, and its access to international capital markets cut off by its unprecedented repudiation of tens of billions of dollars of its sovereign debt, the need for Argentina to quickly resolve its debts is imperative.

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ATFA Co-chair Robert Shapiro Releases New Costs of the Argentine Default and Restructuring

Argentina's 2001 default and 2005 restructuring cost bondholders, taxpayers, and investors worldwide an estimated $155 billion.

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• 9/08/08
  Gabriel Torres, Moody's. The figures aren't so bad, it's the politics (Perfil)
  


• 9/05/08
  The IMF praised the "normalization of the relationship with the creditors (Clarin)
  


• 9/05/08
  Argentine bonds dropped by as much as 3%, this time because of the US (El Cronista)
  


• 9/04/08
  Communiqu from the Bush Administration (La Razon )
  


• 9/04/08
  According to a representative, the bondholders would not be able to embargo (Clarin )
  


• 9/04/08
  After the Announcement Of The Write-Off Of The Paris Club Debt; The bondholders fear that the payment of the debt may only exist to avoid another default (CriticaDigital)
  


• 9/04/08
  Gavin: Bond repurchase is smart (Ambito Financiero)
  


• 9/04/08
  Looking for deeper measures to be adopted (La Nacion)
  


• 9/04/08
  Key points to understand the presidential announcement (La Nacion)
  


• 9/04/08
  Repercussions (La Nacion)
  

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