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Brazil Uses IMF Clause to Fix Its Ports

Written by Stênio Ribeiro
Friday, 18 March 2005
Brazil's Ministry of Transportation will invest US$ 157.1 million (427 million reais) this year on emergency projects in seven Brazilian ports as part of the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) not to compute infrastructure investments as expenditures. Set as favorite Bookmark Email This Hits: 7579 Comments (0) Subscribe to this comment's feed Write comment Name Email Website Title Comment smaller \| bigger Subscribe via email (Registered users only) Write the displayed characters Powered by Azrul's Jom Comment for Joomla!

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