In 2008, Argentina’s leftist government thought cracking open the piggy bank of the country’s private pension system was a masterstroke, until it wasn’t. In need of cash to plug a gaping fiscal deficit after a global commodities bust hammered government revenue, Argentina’s President Cris
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