Inside Story Americas - Will import curbs revive Argentina's economy?

If you are on the lookout for an iPhone or a pair of Nike trainers in Buenos Aires today you might be out of luck. Supplies are low after the Argentinian government restricted imports. The aim is to stimulate the domestic economy, says Cristina Kirchner, the Argentinian president. She has incensed the EU and the US by adopting protectionist trade policies and nationalising a Spanish-owned oil company. Will these bold moves pay off, or leave the country isolated and vulnerable? Guests: Aldo Caliari, Alex Gibson, Diego Guelar.