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Economy & Business - October 2007 (ISSN 1741-4431)
NICARAGUA: Ortega hails IMF deal
Nicaragua realises that it cannot do as Venezuela and Argentina have done and break with the IMF. So President Daniel Ortega hailed the success of the speedy negotiations over a new standby agreement with the IMF. The deal allows the country to borrow up to US$111m.
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