1.   President Bush and the International Monetary Fund have been calling on Argentina to come up with a sustainable economic plan before any new international aid will be granted.

2.   But so far, IMF and U.S. Treasury officials have said there can be no aid without a sustainable economic plan.

3.   IMF officials consider reforms to the bankruptcy and financial crime laws as basic elements of a sustainable plan.

4.   IMF and U.S. Treasury officials have demanded Duhalde present a sustainable economic plan before any fresh financial assistance can be granted.

5.   Some critics charge Argentina is drifting toward greater protectionist policies and away from the kinds of sustainable economic plans that international lending agencies have long been proposing.

6.   - US President George W. Bush urges the Argentine leader in a phone conversation to work with international financial institutions to develop a sustainable economic plan.

7.   But the IMF also has indicated Argentina needs to come up with a sustainable economic plan in order to gain additional financial aid.

8.   The reprofiling will be an essential part of a sustainable comprehensive plan to restart the Argentine economy and restore Argentina to economic health and prosperity.

9.   US President George Bush urges the Argentine leader in a phone conversation to work with international financial institutions to develop a sustainable economic plan.

10.   The International Monetary Fund and the US administration have insisted Argentina must first present a sustainable economic plan, something Duhalde says he is poised to do.