A court has ordered Argentina’s economy ministry to submit all documentation regarding the country’s latest deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by next Friday. The ruling comes after the office failed to release information on the details of the agreement to the public.

The federal court of Dolores ordered the ministry, led by Luis Caputo, to file the information in response to a stay. It was filed by attorneys from the collective Lawyers for Public Interest Coordination (CAIP, by its Spanish initials), which investigates Argentina’s IMF deals, and the human rights nonprofit Center for Legal and Social Studies (CELS) in June. Their stay aimed to force the economy ministry to release documentation about the agreement and........

© Buenos Aires Herald