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Domingo Cavallo Urges Argentina to End Currency Controls and Make U.S. Dollar Legal Tender

Former Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo called on the government to dismantle the currency restrictions known as the cepo and recognize the U.S. dollar as legal tender, warning that stabilization could stall without further monetary liberalization.
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