The Inflation Rate In Argentina Has Reached 22%.

< p > data show that in 2012 alone, inflation in Argentina reached 22%.

For the Argentina government headed by President Christina, how to deal with inflation has become one of the important issues that need to be faced before the mid-term elections in October.

Faced with this thorny issue, Argentina's female president is a brilliant idea.

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< p > recently, Argentina's female president Christina's government plan to prevent inflation has once again become the focus of media attention.

With the slogan of "280 pesos" for all Argentines to wear a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing < /a >, the slogan "a" target= "_blank" href= "target=" > clothing "brand" was launched.

With the approaching mid-term elections in October, Christina has to take relevant measures to solve the severe inflation problem, which is a convenient move by the government recently.

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< p > according to the introduction, NyP is the shorthand of the word "country" and "people" in Spanish.

Up to now, NyP brand has only launched men's wear series.

Argentines can buy a men's shirt, a pair of jeans, a pair of "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "shoes" /a "and socks, the total price is only 280 pesos, converted into RMB about 350 yuan.

Christina emphasized that the production line of the brand was purely nationalized and cheap, and the single product was not more than 100 pesos, equivalent to 14 euros.

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More interestingly, the spokeswoman of the Argentina woman president for the new brand is very special. That is vice president Amado Putu.

Two days ago, vice president Putu took part in a TV show to dress up for the brand wearing NyP brand.

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< p > according to the plan, NyP will enter the major shopping malls and supermarkets in Argentina.

However, most of the places haven't sold this brand of clothing for the time being.

The 280 Peso clothing dream of Argentina people will have to wait a little longer before it can be realized.

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