You compare it to the US GDP which is quite unfair prior to the 60s. And don't account for the Panama canal creation either, which should have been quite a blo

You compare it to the US GDP which is quite unfair prior to the 60s. And don't account for the Panama canal creation either, which should have been quite a blow. but really, the r'long period when Argentina was really declined in quality of life was the 70s, until at least the late 80s. I think it's rather a prime example of US intervention ism during the cold War, and how it create corrupt countries.