Is the Debt Deal Going to Hold in the Face of This Opposition?

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He's part of the hard line of the paranist group who believe that the original loan from the i m f should never have been made. mi maximo cusner also happens to be related to the country's powerful vice president, christina fernandas decurtoner at. So what does this mean for president alberto fernandoz? No relation to christina. Can the deal that he sign hold in the face of this kind of opposition? Well, this is the big question mark. It's not clear whether he'll be able to muster the support he s in congress to get this passed.

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