American Task Force Argentina - Pursuing a Fair Reconciliation of the Argentine Debt Default

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	Act Now There are several things you can do now to take action: Contact Treasury Secretary Paulson. Contact Treasury Secretary Paulson: Argentina has borrowed more than $25 billion from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), much of which is funded by the U.S. Now Argentina is boldly asking for more loans from the IDB totaling $6 billion. As a major contributor to the IDB, the U.S. must hold foreign borrowers accountable for their debts, for the sake of the American taxpayer. Sign up for email updates from ATFA. Encourage your friends and colleagues to join ATFA.		U.S. Government Takes Action Click here to view letters by the Bush Administration and Members of Congress on Argentina’s debt and economic policies. ATFA Member Spotlight Nebraska Wheat Board Letter to Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) and Nebraska Congressional delegation on Argentine Beef Legislation and Currency Devaluation Click here to view other ATFA member activity Join Us Show your support for ATFA and our work regarding debt default by joining our growing list of supporters. Tell Your Friends Do you have friends or colleagues who would be interested in supporting ATFA? Send them an invitation to this site by clicking here. Argentine International Reserves & Argentina GDP