IMF Conditions $35 Million to Nicaragua

A "preliminary agreement" was struck, under which $35 million would be disbursed in October if a series of measures are enacted.

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Some of the measures requested by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) include reforming the 2009 Budget and concluding a proposal for the 2010 Budget.

"Disbursement of the money, warned IMF, will depend on the degree of progress in implementing the agreed measures, which would be evaluated by the Directorate of the Fund by the end of October", reported Nicaraguan newspaper La Prensa.

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