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Nicaragua to Buy Back Debt
Nicaragua has arranged to buy back more than us$1.3 billion of its foreign debt from creditors, the finance ministry said Wednesday.

The operation was financed by a donation from the World Bank's Debt Reduction Facility, as well as contributions from various Northern European countries, Russia and Britain, the ministry said in a statement.

The agreement "will put an end to various legal actions filed against Nicaragua by its commercial creditors and will contribute to the normalization of its relationship with the international financial community," Finance and Public Credit Minister Alberto Guevara said.

The debt belongs to about 110 creditors, mostly from the United States.
 


 

 

 

 
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