The argentine Constitution and the times of the IMF - From Aramburu to Macri

This article shows the results produced by going back to the economic model based on loans from the International Monetary Fund and its recommended policies. It covers Argentina's political and legal background as from 1956, when economic policies highlighting foreign capital as a development gateway, prioriziting the market and relegating the State from the economic process began, to the current socio-economic state including the technical and legal tools used for the model's conception and execution in the different periods Argentina joined the IMF. Finally, it argues, in the light of the current economic indicators, the advantages and disadvantages of the neoliberal model for the different sectors of society.