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Argentina's new-found stability lures local firms.

Puget Sound Business Journal

| September 17, 1993 | Wilhelm, Steve | COPYRIGHT 1989 American City Business Journals, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Argentina is attracting wary but interested glances from Washington businesses, as the Latin American country controls its runaway inflation of recent years.

Representatives of about a dozen Washington firms met recently with Ambassador Luis Riccheri, director of the just-founded Argentine Republic Promotion Center in Los Angeles, who was on his first visit to Seattle.

"Argentina is getting out of a nightmare. Five decades of state-owned companies, a nightmare of protectionism, inefficiencies and lack of political freedom," Riccheri said, referring to the Peron era and the military dictatorship that followed it. "That nightmare is fortunately over. Now it's …

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