Скачать или смотреть THE IMF, SOVEREIGN DEBT, AND LATIN AMERICA: STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT, POWER, AND CONSEQUENCES

“How the IMF Shapes Latin America: Debt, Power, Consequences”
“Structural Adjustment Explained: Winners, Losers, and the IMF”
“Sovereign Debt 101: What the IMF Really Demands”

Bailouts aren’t free—and the bill isn’t just money. From Argentina to Mexico, IMF programs rewrote budgets, sold state assets, and reset politics. Who really benefits when sovereign debt meets structural adjustment?

This video breaks down the IMF’s role in Latin America—how sovereign debt negotiations trigger structural adjustment: austerity, privatization, currency moves, and deep policy conditions. We unpack what governments bargain for, what creditors demand, and the social and economic consequences that follow. You’ll learn the mechanics of conditionality, why countries return to the IMF, and how debt restructuring shapes growth, inequality, and political power.
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