Argentina News - January 2006

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Country	Title	Date	Source	Language
Argentina	Consumer Prices Rise 0.3% in February	29-Mar	La Nacion	Spanish
Argentina	Food Prices Up in March	28-Mar	La Nacion	Spanish
Argentina	Argentina Data Workers to Strike, Govt Denies Revamp	27-Mar	Reuters	English
Argentina	Fiscal Surplus Reaches $1,968 Million in February	26-Mar	La Nacion	Spanish
Argentina	Chavez, Kirchner Mask Surge in Living Costs by Controlling Data	23-Mar	Bloomberg	English
Argentina	Japan Plans No Bilateral Debt Talks with Argentina	23-Mar	Reuters	English
Argentina	Chavez, Kirchner Mask Surge in Living Costs by Controlling Data	23-Mar	Bloomberg	English
Argentina	Japan Plans No Bilateral Debt Talks with Argentina	23-Mar	Reuters	English
Argentina	Argentina Trade Surplus Narrows 3 pct in Feb	21-Mar	Reuters	English
Argentina	Argentina Still Waiting Paris Club Move on IMF deal	19-Mar	Reuters	English
Argentina	Government Expects Inflation to Reach 9% in 2007	19-Mar	La Nación	Spanish
Argentina	Venezuela, Argentina to Sell More Bonds in 2007, Miceli Says	16-Mar	Bloomberg	English
Argentina	Investment Reached Highest Level in 26 Years	16-Mar	La Nación	Spanish
Argentina	Argentina 4th-qtr GDP Rises 8.6 Pct yr/yr - Source	15-Mar	Reuters	English
Argentina	Central Bank Raises Interest Rates	14-Mar	Reuters	Spanish
Argentina	Argentina's Inflation Rate Five Points Higher Than Reported, Lavagna Says	13-Mar	Bloomberg	English
Argentina	Argentina Names New Head of INDEC	12-Mar	Reuters	Spanish
Argentina	Construction Grows 19,11% in Feb	12-Mar	Reuters	Spanish
Argentina	Head of INDEC Resigns	12-Mar	La Nación	Spanish
Argentina	Argentina's CPI Falls to 2-Year Low Amid Skepticism	5-Mar	Bloomberg	English
Argentina	Argentina Tax Revenue Rose 27 Percent in February	2-Mar	Bloomberg	English
Argentina	Argentina Won't Pay Paris Club as Part of IMF Accord	2-Mar	Bloomberg	English
Argentina	Argentina Might Pay Paris Club Debt in Six Years	1-Mar	La Nacion	Spanish
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