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CHALLENGES 2004-2005 : Argentina's Recovery Has Not Yet Trickled Down
Marcela Valente
BUENOS AIRES - Although by all accounts Argentina's economic recovery is in full-swing, and shopping malls are packed with year-end buyers, poverty and unemployment levels remain high and the gap between rich and poor is steadily growing.

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