Argentina's government under President Javier Milei is facing a new review of its agreement with the International Monetary Fund, according to La Nación. The outlet reported the development on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, as part of its live coverage of the Milei administration's measures.
The same coverage reported that former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro left Argentina from Misiones, the province in the country's northeast that borders Brazil. La Nación did not provide further details in the material available.
The two items were reported together in La Nación's rolling coverage of Milei's policies and their consequences. The IMF review concerns the funding arrangement between Argentina and the Washington-based lender, which has been a central element of the government's economic program. The report did not specify the scope of the review or its expected timeline.
Bolsonaro's departure through Misiones places the former Brazilian leader's movements in Argentina's border region with Brazil, though the reporting summarized here gives no indication of his destination or the purpose of his travel.
What to watch next: Further details from La Nación's coverage on the outcome of the IMF review and on Bolsonaro's departure.
