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Buenos Aires Times | Key week for IMF talks: Argentina due to pay US$731 million on Friday - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Key week for IMF talks: Argentina due to pay US$731 million on Friday

With talks failing to make serious headway, Argentina's government must now decide whether it will make a payment on the principal worth US$731 million this Friday.

Buenos Aires Times | United States supports 'a vibrant Argentine economy,' Blinken tells Cafiero - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | United States supports 'a vibrant Argentine economy,' Blinken tells Cafiero

Foreign Minister Santiago Cafiero meets with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington for talks, with the latter describing Argentina as "a friend and partner" of the United States.

Buenos Aires Times | Fernández accuses IMF of seeking to 'impose austerity' on Argentina - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Fernández accuses IMF of seeking to 'impose austerity' on Argentina

President Alberto Fernández accuses IMF of seeking to “impose” a programme of “austerity” on Argentina that would limit future growth.

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina says IMF economic plan would derail its recovery - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina says IMF economic plan would derail its recovery

Economy Minister Martín Guzmán says economic plan proposed by the IMF as part of a US$40-billion debt renegotiation would derail the country’s recovery. 

Buenos Aires Times | Milei: Argentina's libertarians won't support a deal with the IMF - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Milei: Argentina's libertarians won't support a deal with the IMF

Argentina's liberal lawmakers will not support an agreement between the International Monetary Fund and the country, says Javier Milei.