Menem and the market - and the others

Article Abstract:

While in the midst of a long-lasting recession, president Menem is the target of harsh criticism from his political adversaries. Memem's brand of economic reform is blamed for Argentina's economic malaise and now he is about to introduce reform to the labor market, a prospect that worries the labor unions.

Presidents, Presidents (Government)

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The free market's losers strike back: Argentina

Article Abstract:

Unemployment remains high in Argentina despite an apparent economic recovery. Labor unions are increasingly dissatisfied with the government and staged two major strikes. Pres Carlos Menem, who is largely credited with Argentina's economic turnaround, is being blamed for the current unrest.

Unemployment, Labor unions

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Winter hits Argentina

Article Abstract:

The selection of Fernando de la Rua of the Radical Party as the new mayor of Buenos Aires with 40% of the vote could signal disfavor with the ruling Peronist party in Argentina. Pres Carlos Menem, a Peronist, should try to improve the economy before the Congressional elections in 1997.

Political activity, Justicialist Party (Argentina), Radical Party (Argentina)

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