Originally Posted by spainflyer

So, maybe it should be the "dólar celeste" then, to dress it up a bit. But no, that hits too close to home...
On a more serious note, can anyone explain why the dólar azul / blue / celeste is gaining ground against the dólar verde / legítimo? Isn't Argentina coming closer to default every day? I know there was a moment of respite when the gubbmint appeared to accept the IMF's conditions, but hasn't there been a lot of push back since then? Are the peronistas really going to make the cuts demanded of them?
Inquiring minds (and frugal travelers) want to know...