BUENOS AIRES – As a candidate for president in 2019, Alberto Fernández referred often to Argentina’s economic crisis of the early 2000s. He placed himself at the center of the country’s recovery in 2003 (he was cabinet chief at the time), but tended to make one crucial edit: The critical and prolific 2002 – the key turning point of the crisis – was swept under the rug.
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