Earlier this week, Greece defaulted on its IMF loan and many believe other defaults could follow if citizens vote "No" on Sunday in a referendum on whether to accept further imposed austerity tied to a bailout. Whilst some argue that this would lead to a social catastrophe, others have pointed to Argentina’s experience of default in 2001 as a more positive example. To discuss the lessons from Argentina teleSUR interviewed Daniel Ozarow, co-editor of Argentina Since the 2001 Crisis: Recovering the Past, Reclaiming the Future
