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The PPP vultures and scavengers continue to rape Guyana.
Bring in the beef, frenno.
Post the meat of the matter.
We waiting impatiently.
Bring in the beef, frenno.
Post the meat of the matter.
We waiting impatiently.
Will, soon, before the night is out. Got to study the details first.
Do you see de-valuation on the horizon?
Bring in the beef, frenno.
Post the meat of the matter.
We waiting impatiently.
Will, soon, before the night is out. Got to study the details first.
Okay. Tek yuh time and hurry.
We've heard this cry before, but we must never be complacent. Show us the facts so we can see for ouselves.
The combined domestic and external debt increased by some US$41 million from March to June 30, 2014 to some US$1.68 billion.
External debt servicing gone up again by 10 percent to US1.6 million more US$18.2 million mainly because of increase debt payment to China.
The interest on Jagdeo Skeldon Sugar frucktary start to kick in - we getting it in the azz from China now.
I would not be surprised if Gy is in massive debt. Ninety nine percent of those that borrow money from the IMF and World Bank have basically impoverished their population to enrich a few locals and foreigners.
We've heard this cry before, but we must never be complacent. Show us the facts so we can see for ouselves.
Now you have them, hot off the press from the debt department in the Finance ministry.
Run fuh Kwame now to spin it. SPIN, SPIN, SPIN.
I would not be surprised if Gy is in massive debt. Ninety nine percent of those that borrow money from the IMF and World Bank have basically impoverished their population to enrich a few locals and foreigners.
The IMF and WB are indeed pimps but we are heavily indebted to the chinese and have little or no productive capacity to sustain the debt load. Imagine if we had gone into the hole for another billion with the Amalia Falls .
China and U.S. Debt
The largest portion of U.S. debt, 68 cents for every dollar or about $10 trillion, is owned by individual investors, corporations, state and local governments and, yes, even foreign governments such as China that hold Treasury bills, notes and bonds.
Foreign governments hold about 46 percent of all U.S. debt held by the public, more than $4.5 trillion. The largest foreign holder of U.S. debt is China, which owns more about $1.2 trillion in bills, notes and bonds, according to the Treasury.
China and U.S. Debt
The largest portion of U.S. debt, 68 cents for every dollar or about $10 trillion, is owned by individual investors, corporations, state and local governments and, yes, even foreign governments such as China that hold Treasury bills, notes and bonds.
Foreign governments hold about 46 percent of all U.S. debt held by the public, more than $4.5 trillion. The largest foreign holder of U.S. debt is China, which owns more about $1.2 trillion in bills, notes and bonds, according to the Treasury.
u have as much economic sense as a gnat. The US is a 17 trillion dollar economy!