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IMF Involvement in the Latin American Debt Crisis and Structural Adjustment Programs (1982–1995)

IMF Involvement in the Latin American Debt Crisis and Structural Adjustment Programs (1982–1995)

  1. Mexico signals inability to service external debt

    Labels: Mexico, External debt, Commercial banks
  2. IMF “bails in” commercial banks to co-finance Mexico

    Labels: IMF, Commercial banks, Mexico
  3. Brazil enters intensified IMF-supported adjustment cycle

    Labels: Brazil, IMF, Performance targets
  4. Baker Plan promotes adjustment plus new lending

    Labels: Baker Plan, IMF, World Bank
  5. World Bank expands structural adjustment lending in region

    Labels: World Bank, Structural Adjustment, Latin America
  6. IMF creates Structural Adjustment Facility (SAF)

    Labels: IMF, Structural Adjustment, Low-income
  7. Mexico commits to trade opening via GATT entry

    Labels: Mexico, GATT, Trade liberalization
  8. Brady Plan shifts strategy toward debt reduction

    Labels: Brady Plan, U S, Commercial banks
  9. IMF adopts guidelines to participate in Brady operations

    Labels: IMF, Brady operations, Mexico
  10. Argentina’s 1989 crisis underscores social and political costs

    Labels: Argentina, Hyperinflation, Political crisis
  11. Mexico reaches landmark Brady-style debt agreement

    Labels: Mexico, Brady restructuring, Commercial banks
  12. Argentina adopts Convertibility Law to end hyperinflation

    Labels: Argentina, Convertibility Law, Fixed exchange
  13. Mexico’s 1995 crisis prompts unprecedented IMF stand-by

    Labels: Mexico, IMF, Stand-by arrangement