Economy / Argentina
If you would like to subscribe to Southern Cone Monitor and gain instant access to this article, please click here to subscribe.
If you would like to take a trial to Southern Cone Monitor please click on the trial link below.
First Lady President
November 2007 | Ratings UpdateSorry, you must be a subscriber to view this article in full. If you are a subscriber please login.
If you would like to subscribe to Southern Cone Monitor and gain instant access to this article, please click here to subscribe.
If you would like to take a trial to Southern Cone Monitor please click on the trial link below.
As expected, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner won the presidential election on October 28, and will succeed her husband, Néstor Kirchner, on December 10. The elections also heralded positive results for Fernández's Frente Para La Victoria party in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies, providing a very strong mandate for the coming term in office. That said, the Fernández administration could become increasingly bound by imbalances in the domestic economy, which have created strong inflationary pressures, and ongoing problems in the energy sector. As such, while the result was positive for short-term stability, things may not be as plain sailing going