US EditionCaputo Must Report on the Debt He Contracted with the Imf
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The Minister of the Economy of the Nation, Luis Caputo, must report the details of the debt he contracted with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as decided by the Federal Court of Dolores on the basis of an amparo action filed by Francisco Verbic, by the CAIP, and CELS. The national official will have five days for the measure. The complaint maintains that the economic portfolio violated the Law on Access to Public Information 27,275 and th…
A court decision obliges Econom to hand over a file approving the loan with the IMF, with all its annexes and documents.
A federal court in Dolores ordered the Ministry of the Economy to hand over within five days the complete file of UND 179/2025, which approved a $20 billion loan with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The court order was issued by the federal judge of Dolores Martín Bava in the framework of an amparo filed by the Coordinadora de Abogados de Interés Público (CAIP) and the Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales (CELS). “In a democratic society…
In a novelty of the last few hours, the Justice ordered the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, to inform Argentina about the last $20 billion loaned by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The decision takes place after an amparo filed by the Coordinator of Public Interest Lawyers and the Center for Legal and Social Studies (CELS). The minister has five days to deliver the complete file of DNU 179/2025, which approved a credit of $20 billion. T…
It is from an amparo action filed by Francisco Verbic, by the CAIP, and CELS. The minister has a five-day deadline for the submission of documentation on the $20 billion credit.
The order was issued by the federal judge of Dolores Martín Bava in the framework of an amparo filed by the Coordinator of Abogadxs of Public Interest (CAIP) and the Center for Legal and Social Studies (CELS).
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