The IMF has come under heavy fire for its decision last month to roll over $6 billion it lent to Argentina. The republic has failed to implement or even promise any of the reforms the IMF considers necessary, say critics, and the Fund has lost credibility by caving in to the Argentines’ blackmail tactics.
Those both inside and outside the IMF who oppose this deal essentially see negotiations between Argentina and the Fund as a game of chicken.
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