BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's ruling party presidential candidate, Daniel Scioli, on Monday vowed to seek at least $30 billion (19.3 billion pounds) of investment per year over the next four years to stimulate the stagnant economy if he wins October's election.
Heavy state controls introduced by outgoing President Cristina Fernandez have dampened investment in recent years. Scioli, who is leading in opinion polls, has campaigned on a platform of gradual change while defending her social policies.
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