for a country that needs billions of dollars from the imf, you do not see people panicking, going to the banks or even mass protests so far, but that is just on the surface. if you stop to talk to people here, you see that the memories of the imf are still very painful. translation: the last crisis with the imf, it killed my father. he got so ill from economic problems, it eventually killed him. this is very sad for argentinians. i could not buy medications for my kids. in 2001, the crisis forced my brothers and their kids to move to the us. in argentina, this has become a cycle. what we want is to prevent this happening again. the imf is not welcome here, but argentina needs its help. hundreds of businesses like this book shop cannot afford to stay open and are closing down. at this liquor store, where many drinks are imported, tags are handwritten because prices