Gobierno de Fernando de la Rúa

The Gobierno de Fernando de la Rúa refers to the presidency of Fernando de la Rúa, who was Argentina’s president from 1999 to 2001. His government faced significant economic challenges, including recession and rising poverty. It aimed to stabilize the economy through austerity measures and social programs, but these policies led to widespread protests and social unrest. In December 2001, facing intense instability and protests, de la Rúa resigned and left the country. His tenure is marked by efforts to reform the economy and political landscape during a turbulent period in Argentina’s history.