What the Visit Left Behind: the IMF’s Political Gesture and the Guarantees Georgieva Took
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From the activities the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Argentina, which included a tour by Vaca Muerta, the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, crossed Kristalina Georgieva. During an event held in Lomas de Zamora, Kicillof, and in the middle of a speech, Kicillof issued a strong warning: “I want to remind the director of the IMF that this oil that went to see in Vaca Muerta is from the Argenti…
(By Emilia Trabucco*) Kristalina Georgieva's arrival in Argentina concluded with an announcement that ended up giving meaning to an agenda begun two days earlier. Just hours after the departure of the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, the government confirmed that Javier Milei will present a comprehensive reform of the country's ... Argentina after Georgieva: the facts of a visit that exceeded the IMF review Read more »
It is not the first time that Kristalina Georgieva holds, auguras, hopes, that the additional $20,000 million granted by the IMF a year ago will be the last loan granted to Argentina. “Let’s hope it will be the last,” she had told Federico Sturzenegger in the IMF building atrium in Washington, after that new figure, which broke all the records of exposure to Argentine risk. How invested the IMF is in Argentina is a topic on which the Fund avoids…
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