The Financial Times accused Macri and the IMF of an economic failure

he Financial Times, one of the most important economic means in the world, has strongly criticized the president Mauricio Macri, for his performance in the negotiations with the MFIs. In addition, he focused on the role of the multilateral credit agency in the economic failure of Argentina.

The latest edition of the English newspaper The report as "Argentina: the collapse of the IMF's biggest loan with Macri". Some of the definitions of the note signed by Michael Scott and Benedict Mander in Buenos Aires were: "President Macri had more than few options" and "Christine Lagarde does not regret her role."

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According to the newspaper, "the most important loan in the history of the IMF was decided in a few minutes.The loss of confidence in the reform program has been reflected in the movements against the peso in the spring of the year. # 39; last year ". With the lost record bailout, the question arises as to "why the Fund, which oversaw 21 programs for the country, including the one that failed, lent him so much money for a program that s & # 39; collapse a year later "pulled the British medium.

With regard to the former administrator of the Fund who signed the agreement, Christine Lagarde, the article pointed out that the current president of the European Central Bank "does not regret his role". "It was the only thing there was," he told the same media last July.

"Now, investors and businessmen want to see Alberto Fernandez and Macri are working together to calm the markets, stabilize the economy and minimize uncertainties during the long transition until the appointment of the next president in December, "concludes the article.