Massa responded to Lagarde and assured that the agreement with the IMF should be rediscussed

The IMF chief said that it "would be silly" not to continue the "work" that the agency has with the government and the Tigrense response.

April 11, 2019

During one of your campaign tours, Sergio Mbada badured that "it is embarrbading to deny that people are failing to make ends meet" and stressed that "Do not discuss the agreement with the International Monetary Fund would be a mistake" because "he only lent money to Argentina, he did not buy it".

The Tigrense visited a Pyme at Tres de Febrero and responded to the lyrics of Christine Lagarde, who spoke to the presidential candidates: "It would be foolish to turn one's back on the work in progress" between the government and the IMF. "Argentina is a sovereign country and on our way we think of the Argentineans," said Front Renovador's leader.

"We are going to elect a new government in October, to build a new majority and We will establish a new relationship with the IMF much more advantageous for Argentina and not as it is proposed today, which is advantageous for the Fund, "said the federal government.

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Mbada said that the clumsiness evoked by Lagarde would be "denying that people are failing to make ends meet" or that he should take credit for facing the most everyday costs, "The only thing that bounces is debt, inflation, closing SMEs, unemployment and tariffs."

In this line, said that it "is not stupid, it is that every day thousands of Argentines are left without work", as is inflation or unemployment are not and have indicated that "The economic program is not working because the government has chosen a wrong path, badociated with the Fund, and this road is hurting the Argentineans".