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Amusingly enough, the IMF is rethinking their entire modus operandi, and I think there is a very good chance that Fernandez WONT have to pay back the 45 billion. (which, just coincidentally, is almost exactly the 44 billion that Macri borrowed from the IMF).
The IMF, last year, agreed that Argentina's debt was "unsustainable" and was urging debt relief from private creditors. A lot of very smart IMF observers dont expect them to demand Argentina pay back its full debt.
https://www.wilsoncenter.org/blog-post/flirting-reconciliation-argentina-and-imf
The IMF, last year, agreed that Argentina's debt was "unsustainable" and was urging debt relief from private creditors. A lot of very smart IMF observers dont expect them to demand Argentina pay back its full debt.
https://www.wilsoncenter.org/blog-post/flirting-reconciliation-argentina-and-imf