The case of $67,000 stolen from Argentine Vice President Gabriela Michetti's house should have ended when her bodyguard was arrested. Instead, prosecutors have shifted to tracing the money's origin, making her a public example of the challenges President Mauricio Macri's faces in weaning the country off its reliance on cash, an age-old system that in many instances hides tax evasion.
August 26, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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The case of $67,000 stolen from Argentine Vice President Gabriela Michetti’s house should have ended when her bodyguard was arrested.
Instead, prosecutors have shifted to tracing the money’s origin, making her a public example of the challenges President Mauricio Macri’s faces in weaning the country off its reliance on cash, an age-old system that in many instances hides tax evasion.
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