IMF mission arrives in Argentina: Central bank policy, inflation and revenue in the agenda

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A new IMF mission is expected in Argentina this e Wednesday for the fourth review of the country's economic plan which is supported by a 36 month stand-by credit from the multilateral financial institution. It's the first IMF visit since Argentina's Central Bank major strategy change in the foreign exchange market to avoid another meltdown of the Argentine currency. Read full article

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Enrique Massot
Cardarelli: Argentina's true economy minister. Working to see how on hell they give Mauricio Macri a chance -- any chance -- of winning the October presidential election.

The task appears difficult as the economic crisis has reached a point of non-return and Macri decides to invite ”feared (feared by whom, MP?) Cristina Fernandez and Kirchnerism“ to a national dialogue -- not long after calling her ”corrupt“ and considering to jail her.

Macri will go down in history books as the guy who sank the country into a dark hole quicker than any of his predecessors.

The guy who claimed to want to protect the ”Republica” will also be remembered for causing the deepest rot in the Argentine justice system, forcing judges to resign under threats and designating friendly characters at their place -- so that he could decide who would be jailed, usually members of the previous government on mostly fabricated accusations.
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