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The Latin quarter

A plan unveiled by Argentina’s economy minister Roberto Lavagna for the country to slash the value of its debt by three-quarters has been given a predictably lukewarm reception by the financial markets. Josh Goodman speaks to Roberto Lavagna about the proposals

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It had all the drama investors have come to expect from the ongoing saga surrounding the largest default in history. To the accompaniment of a loud din of mobile phones, some 200 bankers, analysts and a cadre of financial VIPs solemnly filed in to a Dubai conference room to await the big announcement. At 4 pm local time on September 22, 2003, the presentation got rolling. On two screens, one in

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