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Makers Nutrition Donates Gift Cards to Friends of Karen, Making the 2021 Holiday Season One to Remember - Vimarsana News

Makers Nutrition Donates Gift Cards to Friends of Karen, Making the 2021 Holiday Season One to Remember

Hauppauge, N.Y. (PRWEB) November 30, 2021 -- Marking its fourth donation to Friends of Karen over the past few years, Makers Nutrition is filling the holiday

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Buenos Aires Times | Economy beats forecast despite political woes - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Economy beats forecast despite political woes

Argentina’s economy expanded more than expected in September as tourism, manufacturing and construction picked up.

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina says banks must maintain USD position through end November - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina says banks must maintain USD position through end November

Argentina's Central Bank announced Thursday that the country's financial entities must maintain their foreign currency positions until the end of November, according to an emailed statement.

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina will let foreign tourists bring in dollars at a lucrative rate - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina will let foreign tourists bring in dollars at a lucrative rate

Foreigners travelling to Argentina will be able to exchange up to US$5,000 to pesos at the more lucrative MEP (Medio Electrónico de Pagos) rate using a temporary bank account, according to new Central Bank rules.

Buenos Aires Times | IMF sees US$45-billion deal with Argentina pushed into 2022 - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | IMF sees US$45-billion deal with Argentina pushed into 2022

International Monetary Fund privately estimates that any deal with Argentina will be pushed into 2022 as President Fernández has little incentive to quickly agree a new financing programme.