The Municipality of Córdoba, led by Daniel Passerini, took an international loan of US$120 million with Deutsche Bank to restructure its maturity profile. The loan has a term of 4 years, with a 24-month grace period during which the municipality will only pay interest.
The operation comes after the municipality had to reschedule the payment of $50 billion issued in bonds twice, awaiting this placement with Deutsche Bank. In September, another payment of $50 billion is due, which will also be covered with these funds.
The Secretary of Public Administration, Sergio Lorenzatti, admitted that "there will be no resources left for current spending." He explained that everything borrowed is allocated to the management of liabilities, a phrase that summarizes the financial situation of a municipality that resorts to external debt solely to sustain prior obligations.










