02/13/2020 - 16:50
- Clarín.com
- Politics
Vice President Cristina Kirchner again pointed against the Monterio International Fund (IMF) in the midst of debt renegotiation. This time, Cristina questioned the statement in which the international organization said it did not violate the rules of granting the loan of 57,000 million dollars to Argentina.
" Without comments. We Argentines and Argentines know how to read, " the vice president ironized, who accompanied the publication with one of the articles of the statute of the organization.
The article published by the former president is VI of "Capital transfers" on "Use of the general resources of the Fund for capital transfers".
Cristina Kirchner's response to the Monetary Fund.
And it says that "except in the case provided for in Section 2 of this Article, no member country may use the general resources of the Fund to cope with a substantial or continuous capital outflow , and the Fund may request the member country to take measures of control to prevent the general resources of the Fund from being used for this purpose. "
"If after having been required to that effect the member country does not apply the relevant control measures, the Fund may declare it disabled to use the general resources of the Fund," he continues.
This Thursday, the International Monetary Fund replied to the vice president, who on Saturday from Cuba said that the agency violated its own statute by granting the loan of 57,000 million dollars to Argentina, and said he did not respect the rules.
"I can definitely say that there was no violation of the Fund's rules, let it be clear," the agency's spokesman, Gerry Rice, said in a press conference on Thursday.
The crossings occur while IMF envoys to Buenos Aires began their mission to review public accounts and expand conversations with the technical teams of the national government, in the framework of debt renegotiation.
