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Historical context of US engagement with Argentina through IMF contexts
has repaid the roughly $2.5 billion it drew from a that had a $20 billion authorization, a move the framed as fully repaid and profitable for American taxpayers . Officials say Argentina used multilat...
Mexico’s 2013 constitutional energy reform broke a 75‑year monopoly by opening oil, gas and power to private and foreign investors, creating a large near‑shore opportunity that redirected U.S. oil‑sec...
Yes — Americans are paying for tariffs: economists and policy shops find that U.S. businesses and households bear most of the economic burden through higher prices, lower real incomes and slower growt...