Article April 1, 2002 Issue

DON'T CRY FOR ME

Mari Grasso de Milone

The prestigious daily newspaper La Nación gives us, on its Web site, an international view of what the different media all over the world are saying about Argentina's current, serious economic situation.

It tells us that a poll was taken in Spain, inquiring as to what type of help should be offered to this country in crisis. Seventy-one of the people interviewed thought the help should be unconditional, since they believe in Argentina's quick recovery.

Other members of the press in Spain have been more skeptical about these events, and have even spoken of a very discouraging future for Argentina. According to El Mundo, also of Spain, there has been no real structural change in the reform "of a political system that is based on fragmentation, corruption, and waste. And these are the inexhaustible sources of one financial crisis after another."

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