Argentina is a country in trouble, but on Sunday there was some respite.
Agile. Versatile. Glorious. Playmaker. Extraordinary. Finessing. Sumptuous. Gumption. Nail-biting. Magician. Fireworks. Exploded. Acts of alchemy.
Those last words could as easily refer to Argentina’s economy over the past two decades as to the Scaloni bus rattling to victory in the Lusail Stadium on Sunday night. The country has a $44bn bailout from the International Monetary Fund to shore up the peso, but the fund in turn demands much tighter monetary policy, which the government has failed to implement.
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