corralito造句

• This was popularly known as Corralito.
• Over 5, 000 objects produced in the early Olmec style were found at Canton Corralito.
• Also, a significant proportion of Canton Corralito objects were determined to have originated in the vicinity of San Lorenzo Veracruz.
• Thousands of Argentines have held nearly daily protests against the " Corralito, " the strict limit on cash withdrawals.
• Duhalde said he was seeking the advice of both savers and banks as he searched for a solution to the " Corralito ."
• There has since been an Ecological Sanctuary established at the town of San Juan de Corralito located in the 羘gel Sandoval Province to protect the species.
• During 2002, she made many rulings that authorized people to access their money, held in the banks due to the " corralito ".
• He is the chairman and CEO of PARCELAMIENTO CORRALITO, C . A . Kumani is also a notable philanthropist, having assisted charitable associations with large donations.
• Unemployment has soared, and many Argentines have even had their bank savings trapped under a freeze known as the " corralito " ( little corral .)
• The latest strains between them emerged after Central Bank official Guillermo Lesniewer told an economic conference on Thursday that the " corralito " should be opened soon.
• In August, a rift between Lavagna and Pignanelli over the " corralito " led to press reports saying Pignanelli had offered to leave the Central Bank.
• The " corral髇 " differed from the " corralito " in that most deposits were forcibly exchanged for a series of bonds denominated in pesos.
• There was a banking panic in November; the government reacted by introducing the " " corralito " ", which prevented people from withdrawing cash from banks.
• The " corralito " was hardened during the interim rule of President Eduardo Duhalde, and turned into a " corral髇 " ( " big corral " ).
• While the Supreme Court ruled the withdrawal limits unconstitutional last week, that does not end the banking " corralito, " or corral, as Argentines call the emergency banking measure.
• In fact, many more Initial Olmec ( 1250-1150 bc ) and Early Olmec ( 1150-1000 bc ) type objects were found at Canton Corralito than at San Lorenzo area.
• The " corralito " meant that many people who needed a large amount of cash immediately, or who simply lived off the interests from their deposits, suddenly found their savings unavailable.
• In addition to the " corralito ", the Ministry of Economy dictated the " pesificaci髇 "; all bank accounts denominated in dollars would be converted to pesos at an official rate.
• The effect of the Corralito was so unpopular that the president depreciation of the peso, which lost 75 % of its value with respect to the U . S . dollar in a matter of months.