An Argentine depositor banks a frying pan while protesting against the strict banking curbs in Buenos Aires' financial district as banks and exchange houses opened for the first time in a week, April 29, 2002. [Economist Roberto Lavagna, the country's sixth economy minister in a year, allowed banks to reopen and the battered peso to float, appeasing a cash-hungry public unable to access ATM's or use credit cards for nearly a week. The sign on the left reads, "I deposited dollars and I want dollars."] ??? OUT