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His departure gives Spain only its third finance minister in 16 years: Mr Solbes and Rodrigo Rato, of the opposition People's Party (PP), had alternated since 1993.

On Friday, Mr. Strauss-Kahn was named the new managing director of the I.M.F., succeeding Rodrigo de Rato of Spain, who is resigning.

Over two days of talks at a racetrack outside Dublin, European finance ministers narrowed their field of candidates to run the International Monetary Fund, and settled on two names: Rodrigo Rato of Spain and Jean Lemierre of France.

A flow visualization technique has been used to examine the flow development and behaviour in a rotated square array of flexible tubes with a pitch-to-diameter rato of 1·41 in a water cross-flow.

This week Mr Kirchner told the IMF's new managing director, Rodrigo Rato, of his government's plan to leave Argentina's loan agreement in limbo while it tries to launch a take-it-or-leave-it writedown of some $100 billion in defaulted debt.

†, Sex-stratified Cox model was used to obtain estimates of β values and hazard rato of predctors for heart failure.

The intervention had been expected after the surprise resignation on Monday of Rodrigo Rato, the executive chairman of Bankia, who is also a former finance minister and had served as managing director of the International Monetary Fund.

Mr. Rato was one of six former politicians or bankers to appear this week in front of the Parliament's economic committee, which is trying to shed light on how Spain plunged into a banking crisis.

With his undeclared credit card, Rato is accused of having spent 99,000 euros in two years on items such as luxury bags, five-star hotels and alcohol.

One European finance ministry official, who insisted on anonymity, said, "Now that that's happened, you're left with a de facto selection of Rato".

John W. Snow, below, the United States Treasury secretary, and Rodrigo de Rato, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, will both speak at the Cato Institute's annual monetary conference.