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(Bloomberg) -- Javier Milei truly believed he would celebrate turning 53 by winning Argentina’s presidency in the first round. The ballroom in a traditional yet démodé hotel in downtown Buenos Aires was thrumming to club beats and glowing in his signature campaign purple. Guests had been flown from around the world to toast the upset.Most Read from BloombergTreasury 10-Year Yield Breaches 5% for First Time Since 2007US Push for Release of Hostages May Delay Israeli Ground War, But Won’t Stop ItS

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Geopolitics helped keep the credit flowing to Argentina. Even so, at some point the International Monetary Fund —  and its biggest shareholder, the United States — might call time.

Burford Capital said it would be seeking court permission to begin attaching Argentine assets within weeks to satisfy a $16 billion judgment, saying it was clear that the South American nation had “no intention” of paying.

The man now accused of burglarizing at least five residences in Boulder's University Hill neighborhood as people were out for Saturday's CU Buffs football game has a past in Boulder, including break-ins and indecent exposure.