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Thursday, December 20, 2001 12:00 PM PST

ARGENTINA

Document List (17 articles) Who next after Cavallo? Argentina gripped by crisis Argentina's woes explained Profile: Failed miracle worker Seven dead in Argentina riots Argentina Crisis Explodes Riotskill 16, hurt 150 in Argentina Rioting, looting rack Argentina 16 Dead in Argentina Unrest Argentina Crisis Deepens Argentina Declares Emergency Updated: Crisis threatens to topple Argentine government In pictures: Argentina anger boils over Toll in Argentine riot rises to 16A police officer arrests a demonstrator at Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires on Thursday. President Fernando De la Rua declared a state of siege Wednesday, seizing special powers to deal with widespread rioting and looting sparked by a deepening economic crisis. At least six people were killed and 100 injured in a day of violence. Photo: Walter Astrada/AP Healing What Ails S. Africa SI's Wahl: Perfect possibilities U.S. techs trounce Nasdaq

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