The president of Mexico also pointed out, prior to the G20 summit in India, that the International Monetary Fund is “co-responsible” for the crisis in Argentina.
The president of Mexico, Andrés López Obradorspoke before the start of the G20 summit in India and urged the countries of the group of major world economies to “help” Argentina and targeted the International Monetary Fund (IMF). He considered that they are “co-responsible for the crisis” in the country.
In that sense, he emphasized: “They were the cause of the over-indebtedness, for political reasons. I am not inventing anything. Those from above received instructions to give Macri money, beyond Argentina’s ability to paybecause they bet on Macri being re-elected,” López Obrador warned.
In his morning conference each day, the Mexican president referred to the G20 summit that will take place in New Delhi on September 9 and 10, and the presence of his counterpart from Argentina, Alberto Fernandezand the general director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva.
López Obrador targeted the IMF
“I know it goes Albertwill be there, and I wish you the best and may you continue with your efforts. for everyone to participate, Help Argentina, especially the G20 and those co-responsible for the Argentine crisis, those of the IMF,” López Obrador stressed.
The Mexican president maintained that the officials of the international credit organization “They must support Argentina’s economyto the people of Argentina”, after having lent money to the country.
In the same line, claimed that after the election of Fernández as president, the IMF, “instead of supporting the search for a restructuring that would allow Argentina to move forward in the medium and long term, “He didn’t do anything.”
López Obrador, like every year, will not attend the G20 summit and in her place will be the Secretary of Economy, Raquel Buenrostro. The president will travel, however, to Colombia, to meet with his counterpart Gustavo Petro and to close a regional meeting on drugs in Cali, and then to Chile to participate in the events for the 50 years of the coup d’état against Salvador Allende.
Source: Ambito
