ARGENTINA: McDonald's launches Patacombo meal deal as government mints bonds for workers' wages
By: just-food.com editorial team | 21 August 2001
The Buenos Aires outlet of burger behemoth McDonald's is preparing to accept one-year bonds in payment for food, as a cash crisis grips the Argentine economy tighter with the continued lack of conclusion to talks between the country and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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The Buenos Aires outlet of burger behemoth McDonald's is preparing to accept one-year bonds in payment for food, as a cash crisis grips the Argentine economy tighter with the continued lack of conclusion to talks between the country and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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