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Santo Domingo.- The Central Banker Hector Valdez Albizu met yesterday with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation which arrived in the country Monday to assess a possible agreement.
Reviewed and discussed in the meeting were the economy’s performance during the first half of this year and the economic outlook for yearend 2012.
They also discussed the delegation’s agenda while in Dominican Republic, where they’ll prepare an assessment of its economic situation.
Przemek Gajdeczka will head the delegation slated to be in the country for 10 days, and include Francesco Grigoli, Jesus Gonzalez-Garcia, Sarwat Jahan and Andrew Swiston.
Also present was the IMF Representative in the country, Mario Dehesa, among others.
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Things are worse than the government is willing to reveal!
Whatever happened to the "We don't have to meet with the IMF" bravado?
Here is the new "bravado."
Now the Overpaid Goon at the Central Bank is threatening legal action to try to silence a former Central Bank Employee whistleblower!
“The Central Bank announces possible lawsuit against Economist Yvan Rodriguez”
"SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic.-the Central Bank threatened to use article 80 of the monetary and financial law to criminally prosecute the Economist and former advisor to Banco Central Yvan Rodriguez, contributor to Acento.com.do, for having denounced that entity used inorganic funds to finance the fiscal crisis of the Government."
Read the rest at:
“El Banco Central anuncia posible demanda contra economista Yván Rodríguez”
acento.com.do/index.php/news/21342/56/El-Banco-Central-anuncia-posible-demanda-contra-economista-Yvan-Rodriguez.html
This is why the PURPLE Clapping Seals at DT hate Acento.com