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How Did Argentina Become the Largest Debtor in the History of the IMF?

Argentina celebrates 70 years as a member of the International Monetary Fund with a record number of agreements of different types and 35% of the entire current loan portfolio of the agency. "They do not translate into building productive capacity or export capacity, but into capital flight," an expert told Sputnik.
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Argentina celebrates 70 years as a member of the International Monetary Fund with a record number of agreements of different types and 35% of the entire current loan portfolio of the agency. "They do not translate into building productive capacity or export capacity, but into capital flight," an expert told Sputnik.

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noticiaslatam.lat broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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