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Buenos Aires Times | Argentina's US$44-billion debt plan remains unchanged despite shocks, IMF says - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina's US$44-billion debt plan remains unchanged despite shocks, IMF says

Targets in recently minted US$44-billion agreement will remain unchanged even as some assumptions of the programme may be revised, says IMF Western Hemisphere Director Ilan Goldfajn.

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina's US$44-billion debt plan remains unchanged despite shocks, IMF says - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina's US$44-billion debt plan remains unchanged despite shocks, IMF says

Targets in recently minted US$44-billion agreement will remain unchanged even as some assumptions of the programme may be revised, says IMF Western Hemisphere Director Ilan Goldfajn.

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina to resume Paris Club talks over US$2-billion debt - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina to resume Paris Club talks over US$2-billion debt

Argentina is resuming negotiations this week with a wealthy group of nations known as the Paris Club over US$2 billion in outstanding debt as a grace period ends. 

Buenos Aires Times | Government and opposition at loggerheads over IMF deal - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Government and opposition at loggerheads over IMF deal

Meeting between government and opposition to discuss talks to restructure multi-billion-dollar debt with the International Monetary Fund fall through, casting doubt over bipartisan support for deal.

Buenos Aires Times | Government and opposition at loggerheads over IMF deal - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Government and opposition at loggerheads over IMF deal

Meeting between government and opposition to discuss talks to restructure multi-billion-dollar debt with the International Monetary Fund fall through, casting doubt over bipartisan support for deal.