Argentina has entered 23 IMF programs since 1958, more than any other country in history. Yet each program has fallen short, and each time, the Fund has returned with a new loan. This is the story of that paradox.
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Fernando Milian Leyva
M.A. candidate in International Relations with experience supporting regional initiatives through operational coordination, meeting documentation, project tracking, and stakeholder engagement at the Organization of American States (OAS). Bilingual in English and Spanish, with experience contributing to Technical Secretariat functions in intergovernmental settings.
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