Argentina's economy minister: from 'flaming Red' to pragmatic negotiator

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - When he became Argentina's economy minister late last year, many in the business community feared Axel Kicillof, who was once described by a critic as a "flaming Red Marxist," might plunge Latin America's No. 3 economy deeper into isolation in the name of ideology.

Argentina Creditors Say Memo Shows Plan to Defy Courts

A lawyer for holders of defaulted Argentine bonds told a judge that a leaked legal memo may be “the smoking gun” showing the South American nation plans to defy U.S. courts and default again if the Supreme Court doesn’t review its case.

Argentine Bonds Fall Most in Emerging Markets, Extending Rout

Argentine bonds fell the most in emerging markets today, extending losses sparked by an Oct. 26 U.S. court ruling favoring bondholders of defaulted debt.