my colleague daniel gallas spoke to him in sao paulo.iggest end intervention we can see is serving champagne. nothing co m pa res see is serving champagne. nothing compares with the real innovation we've talked about with our business model. —— biggest innovation. basically we are carrying many m essa 9 es basically we are carrying many messages and whatever you want in brazil. we are growing fast in brazil. we are growing fast in brazil because we invert the market. normally be charged 70% from the service provider. we converted this logic and we tried 30% and we paid another 70%, which allows us to have another 70%, which allows us to have a lower price and increase our ability to work. my my family went through really tough times. my mother was a hairdresser. when i looked at the situation i thought there should be a better way to give these artists, as we call them, an opportunity to make money. and how can we give an artist and opportunity to make money? just give them clients. give them a platform to manage their money. daniel gall

the bbc‘s south america business correspondent daniel gallas reports from sao paulo.ke or break week for argentinian president mauricio macri. on monday his government will announce a new set of policies to try to bring back international confidence in the country's finances. over the weekend argentinian papers reported that as many as ten ministries are likely to be axed, notjust to save money but also in an attempt to show a change of leadership. then on tuesday the finance minister nicolas dujovne will meet with the imf‘s christine lagarde. his goal is to finalise a deal that will quicken imf payments to argentina of a $50 billion loan package. in exchange for that argentina is likely to announce further spending cuts in its budget. that is daniel gallas, our south american business correspondent. joining us is cristobal arias. latin america economist at ts lombard. nice to have you on the programme. very good morning. then outlined some of the issues, daniel talked about the fact this is an important week. what do you hope will be achieved this week? we're expecti

the bbc‘s south america business correspondent daniel gallas reports from sao paulo.will be a make or break week for argentinian president macri. 0n monday he is government will introduce policies to try to bring international confidence in the country's finances. 0ver international confidence in the country's finances. over the weekend argentinian papers said as many as ten ministers will be axed notjust to save money, also to show a change of leadership. 0n to save money, also to show a change of leadership. on tuesday the finance minister will meet with the imf's finance minister will meet with the imf‘s christine lagard and his goal is to finalise a deal that will quicken macri payments to argentina ofa quicken macri payments to argentina of a $50 billion loan package, in exchange for that, argentina will announce further spending cuts in its budget. edward glossop is a latin american economist at capital economics, and joins me now. good morning, welcome to the briefing. give us your take on this week, very important for argentina, isn't it? absolutely. the first

daniel gallas, south america business correspondent, it's here and is in sao paulo. e because they know the history of this government. they know right now that there is a lot of discussions being made inside the government. and allowed the scrimmage between a lot of people because basically argentina needs to getan because basically argentina needs to get an agreement with the imf on a new package that will help the country stabilise its currency. but there are a lot of questions of how this deal should be struck and their are even some people in the government who say argentina needs more money than the imf is getting it. a lot of disagreements and so far markets have been operating on rumours more than news. today we finally had news that one key member of the government a man who was once called the lionel messi of finance in argentina, comparing into a great footballer, has resigned from office. in terms of the imf loan, what do they want in return for giving argentina the money? argentina is pretty much saying that it will do a lot of the things that the imf wan