A commentator at Jovem Ban analyzed the meeting between Argentine Ambassador Daniel Scioli and Finance Minister Fernando Haddad to create a Mercosur single currency.
After meeting with the president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) This Monday, chief ArgentinaAlberto Fernandez revealed that the Labor Party member will visit his country between January 23 and 24. With a millionaire loan from the International Monetary Fund for settlement, debt and inflation at around 90%, Fernandez hopes for greater integration with Latin America. Regarding Lula’s trip, Alberto said he will hold a meeting with the Workers’ Party on January 23 to advance concrete actions and institutionalize the relationship between the two countries. Still about it Argentine ambassador in BrazilDaniel Scioli after a courtesy visit to the Minister Fernando HaddadThe US Treasury Department said today that Brazil and Argentina will work to create a common Mercosur currency. According to Argentina, the goal is to strengthen the trade bloc and expand relations between the countries of the region. According to commentator Fernão Lara Mesquita, from the program Drops on IsGive Young panThe prospect of a potential common currency between nations “is to drive any Christian mad”. “Imagine the dream, the dream of your life to be: ‘Let us embrace the lepers, to see if we die faster. This is the danger of history, right? Because this is Lola’s biggest dream. I am more and more sure of it.” The analyst also noted that it will not be possible for Brazil to get out of the crisis that will arise if the economic integration model advances. “It is the shortest way to reach this exchange and never get out of it,” he concluded.
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