New Argentine president’s softer stance on Venezuela could sway IMF talks
Fernandez takes a more sympathetic line on the Muduro regime than outgoing president
05 November 2019 - 15:20
Buenos Aires — Argentine president-elect Alberto Fernandez’s stance on Venezuela may pose another challenge to his ability to renegotiate the terms of an aid package from the IMF.
An imposing debt load and uncertainty about his economic policies already limit Fernandez’s room for a renegotiation of the record credit line, but his views on the Venezuelan regime of Nicolas Maduro are also softer than those of outgoing Mauricio Macri...
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