You heard it in No Te Duermas
Finally, the government of Javier Milei sent the agreement with the International Monetary Fund, but within Congress it generated some discontent. Several deputies said that there is an institutional abuse by the executive branch, but even so the resolution went ahead.
By Giuliana Salmonte Siciliano
The economist, Darío Banga, explained in the following way what the decree consists of: “There is a change of a liability to a debt that the treasury had with the central bank with non-transferable bonds and the State takes that credit, pays and has the debt with the monetary fund.” In other words, the State stopped owing its brother to start owing its ex, as the columnist tells it.
Dollars do not satisfy the Argentine need
Despite the entry of bills to the Central Bank, the liability is fixed, but a new debt with the IMF is born and this happens constantly. Dario Banga considered that the current government is seeking to have a drain of dollars to intervene in the exchange market. Therefore there is a deficit since more are leaving than entering.
Agreement yes, but we will see about the clauses
The economist affirmed that “the International Monetary Fund is going to agree with the government of Javier Milei” because with the political issue it is not going so badly and it has the approval of several blocks that remain faithful to its ideals and proposals.
However, the main discussion in this pact or rather, what must be analyzed is what the IMF asks the president to do with this agreement, that is, ‘I will lend you money, but you cannot use it for such a thing’, pointed out Dario Banga to close his idea.
Te Puede Interesar:
https://www.instagram.com/diarioncomatanza
https://facebook.com/diarionco
