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Eleven years after a debt and currency crisis that brought down the government of President Fernando de la Rúa, Argentina is again threatening to boil over in discontent. An estimated 700,000 porteños marched Nov. 8 in Buenos Aires (population 3.1 million), to express their opposition to President Cristina Kirchner. Even allowing for exaggeration by proponents who provided the estimate, it was a big deal.

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