On Monday, Puerto Rico defaulted on a $58 million bond payment due. Despite carrying
prodigious debt for some time, this default was Puerto Rico's first since it came
under the jurisdiction of the United States 117 years ago. Unfortunately, Puerto Rico
is not the only debt-beleaguered sovereign entity making financial waves in recent
months; both Argentin...
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