After meeting with Pope Francis on her country’s debt situation Saturday, Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez is expected to turn up the heat and in Monday meetings with United Nations General Assembly U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and also George Soros. But it is the speech to the U.N. she is expected to give on Wednesday that could provide indications as to the Latin American nation’s tone in the dispute going forward.
Argentina discusses U.S. holdouts with Pope Francis
On Saturday Fernandez met with the Pope and spoke specifically about the case with the U.S. holdouts, citing concerns that minority “holdout” investors were able to derail the desires of the majority of bond holders. Although details of the meeting were...
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