A lot of Bitcoiners actually don't understand what's going on and paints IMF in a bad light. Now, El Salvador needs loans from IMF and that is the core issue. They have the rights to dictate what the country should do with the funds. It's perfectly normal for them to be able to dictate what should be done with the money and what shouldn't.
they should not be able to dictate any country but they can and should be able to advise other countries what they should or should not do with the money being lent. they do have the right to be concerned as they can't just let give money away and not expect it to be paid back and we know how risky crypto is as an investment so that is probably why imf dictated those advices to el salvador
Agree to the terms if you want their aid, if you don't want to agree to theirs, then there is no good reason why you should kick up a fuss when they refuse to commit to the loans.
is this discussion really necessary anymore? didn't they come with an agreement already to receive the funds? will the money be taken back if el salvador continues to buy bitcoin?