Protests, lack of diesel, inflation, dollar and street crime - where is all this going?

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    Yesterday a trucker who tried to break through a picket was stoned by other truckers, he lost control of the vehicle, crashed and died.


    Truckers trying to drive to the Obelisk are being blocked from doing so by the police and protests by social groups demanding more hand-outs now happen every week.

    Inflation is now at 70%

    The dollar is now at $236 ($45 in April 2019)

    Poverty is around 40%

    Country risk is at 2400 points

    People are sick and tired of this shit and many are now asking how it is all going to end, if ever.

    Quote from Rice

    I’ve forgotten what “country risk” is, and how it is determined. Refresher course, please?

    Country risk refers to the uncertainty associated with investing in a particular country, and more specifically the degree to which that uncertainty could lead to losses for investors. This uncertainty can come from any number of factors including political, economic, exchange-rate, or technological influences. In particular, country risk denotes the risk that a foreign government will default on its bonds or other financial commitments increasing transfer risk. In a broader sense, country risk is the degree to which political and economic unrest affect the securities of issuers doing business in a particular country.

    https://credendo.com/en/country-risk/argentina