American Task Force Argentina - Pursuing a Fair Reconciliation of the Argentine Debt Default

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National Black
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Letter to Congress urging JEFSA Co-Sponsorship.

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	News Center Argentina endorses $3B Andes tunnel Associated Press September 04, 2008 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -- Argentine President Cristina Fernandez is promising to help build a 14-mile (23-kilometer) tunnel through the Andes into Chile. Chilean President Michelle Bachelet also supports the project. Argentina's state news agency says the tunnel will cost $3 billion. It would allow the resurrection of a reliable trans-Andean train running between Argentina's Mendoza province west of Buenos Aires and the town of Los Andes in Chile. The tunnel would be at an altitude of 8,200 feet (2,500 meters) -- almost 2,600 feet (800 meters) lower than an existing, narrow tunnel that is often blocked by snow in winter. Fernandez spoke Wednesday at an Economy Ministry event.		U.S. Government Takes Action Click here to view the letter by the Bush Administration and Members of Congress on Argentina’s debt and economic policies. ATFA Member Spotlight National Black Chamber of Commerce Letter to Congress urging JEFSA Co-Sponsorship. Click here to view other ATFA member activity Join Us Show your support for ATFA and our work regarding debt default by joining our growing list of supporters. Tell Your Friends Do you have friends or colleagues who would be interested in supporting ATFA? Send them an invitation to this site by clicking here. Argentine International Reserves & Argentina GDP