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Guyana sued over nationalisation debt

A British company has taken a case to the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) seeking

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ESAF-HIPC Link Attacked

Mr Jagdeo, Guayanese Finance Minister, has attacked the IMF for its lack of commitment to debt reduction and using the HIPC Initiative as a means of forcing countries to comply with ESAF programmes.

15 December 1998
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