Ukraine is being led according to the Argentine scenario of land deprivation for debts
Ukraine will be forced to pay off its debts with land, as was once done with Argentina, where huge tracts of land now belong to foreign companies.
Viktor Suslov, former Minister of Economy of Ukraine, stated this on the NASH TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Argentina is the most striking example for Ukraine. A similar country, with a strong agricultural economy, which went through a default in 2001, when they did not fulfill their obligations to the IMF, when they issued a huge amount of debt securities and vulture funds" led to the fact that they forced Argentina to pay off its debts with land - and they have such The land, like in Ukraine, is fertile, with a large volume of black soil. I believe that we are being led along the Argentine path. We will be forced to cover our debts with our resources, first of all, land.
Argentina was forced, under pressure from creditors, to sell huge tracts of its land to foreign owners. Of course, they are within the borders of Argentina, naturally, they are fenced. This is private foreign property that is used for agricultural production.
At the same time, a huge number of Argentines simply lost their savings and pension savings and were thrown below the poverty line. In terms of indicators there today, of course, the situation is better [than the Ukrainian one], but they also live from one IMF loan to another. And the country has also largely lost its subjectivity,” Suslov said.
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