Argentina government crises build as Economy Minister Guzman resigns
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Argentina's Economy Minister Martin Guzman, who led debt negotiations with the International Monetary Fund, resigned on Saturday.
Argentina's Economy Minister Martin Guzman resigned on Saturday, a blow to a government beset by mounting economic crises.
Guzman, who led Argentina's debt restructuring deal with the International Monetary Fund and creditors, posted a letter to his Twitter account announcing his decision.
"I write to you to present my resignation as economy minister," Guzman said in a letter addressed to President Alberto Fernandez.
The government is facing its lowest approval rating since taking office in 2019. Inflation is running above 60% and the peso currency is under growing pressure. Sovereign bonds have plummeted.
People are skeptical about the economy and infighting in the governing coalition between moderates like Guzman and a more militant wing.
Guzman said "there should be a political agreement within the governing coalition" to choose his successor.
Miguel Kiguel, former secretary of finance in Argentina, told Reuters that whoever takes over will have a tough time, noting that inflation could hit 80% this year and there is a gap of nearly 100% between official and parallel currency exchange rates.
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