This Week, Bolivia Receives First Disbursement From the IMF - La Patria Bolivia
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After the first disbursement of resources from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in favor of the country was made, the senator for Santa Cruz, Branko Marinkovic, said that these funds will be a relief for the national economy, so he criticized those political actors that question international credits, despite having raised that possibility during [...] The entry Resources of the IMF will be an economic relief for the country was first publi…
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Fact sheet Bolivia will receive between October 6 and 7 a $214 million disbursement from the IMF to strengthen its international reserves, as part of a global financing agreement for approximately $1.9 billion. To see the full context Context: The Minister of Economy, Christian Morales, confirmed the disbursement during an interview in Bolivia Tv. Law 1765 supports the operation, which seeks to sustain the government economic program and strengt…
Minister Christian Morales said the $214 million will be transferred to the Central Bank of Bolivia to strengthen net international reserves.
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