Dujovne goes to the IMF, which calls for a deepening of the adjustment

Dujovne, who has traveled to Washington to attend the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, will meet next Saturday with David Lipton, first Deputy Director General of the Fund.

It is not impossible for the minister to meet the director of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, badyze the progress of the agreement signed by Argentina with the agency, which provides an expenditure of about 10.8 billion dollars.

The agency recently criticized the the government's weakness in controlling inflation, called for adjustments in spending to deal with a virtual drop in tax revenues and banned Argentine bonds from being used to intervene on the foreign exchange market .

The minister who went to Washington with the president of the Central Bank, Guido Sandlerishold bilateral meetings, exhibitions and meetings as part of the IMF Spring Meetings and attend the Group of 20 (G-20) meeting.

On Thursday, Dujovne will hold investor meetings and hold a working dinner with his counterparts at the G-20. The next day he will attend the meeting with IMF member countries and the group of industrialized countries.

Also on Friday, he will hold bilateral meetings with ministers from Brazil and Saudi Arabia.

On Sunday, he will participate, with Lagarde, in a debate on investments in infrastructure, alongside Gloria AlonsoDirector of the Department of National Planning of Colombia; Pascal DonohoeMinister of Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform of Ireland; and Vera Songwe, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa.