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After raising a heavy dust because of his political meetings with the government and the opposition, the mission of the Monetary Fund left the country without giving a precision and with the simple promise to badyze the official announcements of this Thursday. "With regard to the debt operation announced today by the Argentine authorities, the staff of the Fund is badyzing and badessing its impact. Staff understands that the authorities have taken these important steps to meet liquidity needs and preserve the reserves, "said agency spokesman Gerry Rice.

The Fund's bureaucrats arrived in the country with the aim of badyzing the post-WWTP scenario politically, while the government was waiting for the badysis of the accounts to find out if there would be a sixth disbursement. under the administration of change. There was no formal affirmation.

"An IMF staff member led by Roberto Cardarelli will return to Washington today as planned. The team had productive talks with Finance Minister Hernán Lacunza and Central Bank President Guido Sandleris and their respective teams. IMF staff also met with Alberto Fernández and members of his economic team for an exchange of views on the Argentine economy, Rice said in a statement.

With regard to the current financial crisis, he said that "the staff will remain in close contact with the authorities in the coming period and that the Fund will continue to support Argentina in these difficult times". For its part, Department of State of the United States He has distributed support to Argentina "regardless of which candidate the Argentine people will choose as the next president".

"The United States hopes to continue its close partnership with the Argentine people and their elected leaders, whatever the candidate chosen by the Argentine people as the next president, "said the newspaper a spokesman for the Department of Western Affairs of the Western Hemisphere Department of State The nation. "Our mutual commitment to promoting security, democracy, economic prosperity and human rights will continue to guide our policy and our relations," said the same source.