For the second time this century, Argentina has gone to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for help. President Mauricio Macri is reportedly negotiating an aid package from the fund that amounts to USD 30 billion. This occurs 17 years after South America’s second-largest country defaulted on its debt – and 12 years after severing its relations with the fund.
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