In radio statements, the official also said that “Argentina is going through a problem that the current government did not create”, when referring to the credit that the previous administration of former President Mauricio Macri took. He further commented: “These things are only solved by the Peronists, it is reality, now we are taking the potatoes out of the fire.”
As it was known, the negotiations with the international credit organization entered the final stretch, so it is expected that the final letter of the agreement will be ready soon. In this framework, the presidential agenda for this Wednesday and Thursday will concentrate the public activities of the head of state outside the Government House, although Fernández will be following “closely” the negotiations carried out by Guzmán’s technical team.
On the other hand, official sources assured that during the meeting that the President held last Monday with the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Sergio Massa, it was agreed that the draft agreement “will enter Congress through the lower house.” In addition, they specified that the head of state asked Massa for an “agile and participatory” debate on the agreement with the IMF, which would be discussed in Parliament during the month of March.
Source: Ambito
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