The Washington Post (AP)
February 8, 2013
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Argentina’s newspapers say supermarket and appliance companies have been told to stop advertising during a price freeze the government imposed to stem inflation.
The government denies this: Consumer protection official Maria Colombo calls it “an invention” of the daily newspaper Clarin.
To view full text of this article, visit Argentina’s price freeze now hits opposition newspapers with supermarket advertising ban
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