Paz Urges the Assembly to Approve the IMF Loan of US$1.9 Billion - La Patria Bolivia
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The President of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz Pereira, declared this Friday that the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), announced in August, will allow the entry of 6,000 to 7 billion dollars from multilateral organizations into the economy of the South American country. «That agreement (...) will mean about 6,000 to 7 billion dollars that will enter Bolivia for [...] The entry Agreement with the IMF will inject 7 billion dollars into…
The expectations were presented by the Minister of Economy, Christian Morales, after presenting this Friday to the Planning Committee of the Chamber of Deputies the bill related to the financing of the international organization for 1.9 billion...
President Rodrigo Paz Pereira assured him and added that this money “will be for works and development.”
Fact Sheet: President Rodrigo Paz requested the Plurinational Legislative Assembly to approve a $1.9 billion financing agreement with the IMF to stabilize the dollar and secure new loans for infrastructure projects in Bolivia. Tap to see the full context. Context: The Government submitted the agreement with the IMF to the Legislative Assembly for its review and approval. The Minister of Economy, Christian Morales, sent Bill 723 the previous week…
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