ARGENTINES PROTEST AGAINST GOVERNMENT, 2002-01-30 (photo)

A client enters a Buenos Aires branch of Bank Boston through a door where demonstrators pasted a sign protesting against the bank deposit freeze, January 30, 2002. As Argentina deals with pressure from beleaguered banks, companies and a frustrated public who all have differing views on how to end a four-year recession, top IMF officials began lobbying the administration of President Eduardo Duhalde to halt rampant overspending in return for aid. The sign makes fun of the bank by announcing, instead of "banking hours," it reads, "Stealing hours, from 10am to 3pm." REUTERS/Rickey Rogers RR/ME