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One edition, from the inside
The Monitor goes out every fortnight. It is not a headline digest: it is a count of what the registers published, with every fact kept apart from every inference.
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One fact, as it comes out written
From the edition of 11 October. Central Dock Sud issued its first corporate note for 20.1 million dollars, at a fixed 5.25% a year over 24 months. Before that, the securities regulator had cleared a programme of up to 150 million. That is a fact: the parties, the figure, the date and the document you open.
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The Monitor · fortnightly
Every fact with the party, the figure, the date, the source and how many sources published it separately. How many there are is not fixed in advance: everything published that fortnight that cleared the five controls goes in, and the last editions ran between three and eight.
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The Thesis · monthly
One movement followed over time rather than a snapshot: what changed since the last reading and what is still open. Twelve a year.
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The Register · fortnightly, with CÍRCULO
The raw count the notes come out of: files, parties and dates, with no interpretation. For readers who want to do their own.
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What it does not carry
No rumours, no anonymous sources and nothing that cannot be opened. Every note passes the five automatic controls, each with its own veto, and is rewritten until all five let it through; if a fact has no document it does not go in, and the edition comes out shorter.
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