From NACLA.org
''Bolivia returned
to the international credit markets last month after an absence of
nearly a century, selling $500 million in 10-year bonds at an interest
rate of 4.875%. The country’s last global bond sale was in the 1920s, to
finance expansion of the national railway network.
The event highlights the success of President Evo Morales's unique
brand of economic pragmatism, as well as some ironic impacts of the
global financial crisis.''
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