European countries have dropped Macri's thumb | Adel …

Italy, Sweden and the Netherlands oppose a new disbursement by the International Monetary Fund. Page / 12 confirmed that the three European countries have expressed their refusal to validate the next tranche of the loan. They did it Friday at the special meeting called to badyze the Argentine crisis in the IMF 's board of directors.
. They consider that the government of Mauricio Macri violates the terms of the program agreed with the agency and intends to wait for the presidential exchange before committing more resources.

The discussion between the lender's authorities revolves around the $ 5,400 million that the agency is expected to disburse as of September 15.
. The date is not even planned for the formal review this must be done by the Fund's technicians.

The increasing skepticism of European representatives contrasts the position of United States. The IMF's largest shareholder is currently supporting the program. At Friday's meeting, the Fund's services told the authorities that Argentina was going to set up capital control over the weekend.

The official IMF calendar provided that the discussion in the Council would focus on Guyana's economy but, as expected
, the Caribbean country badessment was eclipsed by the unofficial oral report presented by the head of the mission, Roberto Cardarelli, who had just returned to Washington from Buenos Aires. The official statement was limited to saying that "Cardarelli informed the board of directors of the latest events in Argentina, of an informal meeting".

The heated debate went further. The agency's technicians revealed that the central bank and the Treasure Palace badyzed to implement a foreign exchange regulatory system at least three directors have expressed their refusal to authorize the next installment of the loan. Those who express the position of countries having experienced recent traumatic experiences such as Ukraine The Fund is reprimanded for the flexibility it has shown in the case of Argentina.