Treasury Secretary Bessent unveils $20 billion ‘bazooka’ to try to stem Argentina’s financial crisis

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday gave more details on how the White House plans to use government funds to help embattled Argentina President Javier Milei.
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