Inflation-stricken Argentina rolls out new largest denomination banknotes

Argentina has introduced a new 2,000-peso bill to account for high inflation and as the largest bill currently in circulation.
The new notes are worth little in US dollars due to Argentina's depreciating currency and inflation rates over 100%.
The new bills pay tribute to Argentina's public health system and feature portraits of notable doctors.
Banks have struggled with lack of vault space and residents often carry large amounts of cash due to many transactions still being done in cash.
Consumer prices rose over 8% in April alone, with inflation over 32% so far this year in Argentina.