The Argentina crisis has people struggling in what was once one of the world’s most prosperous nations. Prices are soaring, high unemployment and the Argentine peso has plunged.
Men wait outside the metal-grill door of a soup kitchen in a slum, hoping to get a small serving of beef and mashed potatoes. At a barter market on the capital’s outskirts, a woman tries to persuade another to exchange for her granddaughters’ tiny shoes.
Argentines are struggling in crisis in what was once one of the world’s . . .
