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Tension is mounting between Argentina and a European country. There is bellicose rhetoric and the risk of a trade war looming. Sounds familiar. But the country is not Britain, but Spain, Argentina’s closest ally in Europe – until now.
Is there more to it than a mere quarrel over an oil company? Host Stefan Grobe attempts to find out by talking to Laurence Allan, Latin America analyst at IHS Global Insight in London.
Also in the programme we report on growing poverty in Spain and the launch of the “new” yuan in China.
More about: Argentina, Economy, Fossil fuels, SpainCopyright © 2013 euronews
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