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Religious leaders urge Biden to support global coronavirus aid, debt relief

Religious leaders urge Biden to support global coronavirus aid, debt relief
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Catholic Bishops and Jubilee USA Network Ask Biden for Global COVID Aid and Debt Relief

Catholic Bishops and Jubilee USA Network Ask Biden for Global COVID Aid and Debt Relief Catholic Bishops and Jubilee USA Network Ask Biden for Global COVID Aid and Debt Relief February 23, 2021 $3 Trillion in Global Reserve Funds Should be Released to Support Developing Countries, Encourage Faith Leaders Washington DC – The Biden Administration should support the release of $3 trillion in global reserve funds to support developing countries confront the COVID pandemic, say the US Catholic Bishops and Jubilee USA Network in a letter to President Biden. The letter also encourages the G20 and private groups to cancel debts for suffering developing countries, stopping tax avoidance, increasing aid and creating a permanent global bankruptcy process to prevent future economic crises.

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Religious leaders urge Biden to support global coronavirus aid, debt relief

Two religious leaders, including the chairman of a U.S. bishops' committee, urged the Biden administration to support the release of $3 trillion in global reserve funds to help developing countries respond to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Jubilee USA Letter to G20 Calls for Quick Special Drawing Rights Allocation

Jubilee USA Letter to G20 Calls for Quick Special Drawing Rights Allocation Jubilee USA Letter to G20 Calls for Quick Special Drawing Rights Allocation February 17, 2021 Jubilee USA, working with global partners, launched an open letter to G20 Finance Ministers and the IMF calling for a quick allocation of global reserve funds – Special Drawing Rights – to support developing countries global coronavirus crisis response and recovery efforts. Open Letter to G20 Finance Ministers and the IMF: Civil Society Organizations Call for Quick Special Drawing Rights Allocation COVID-19 spurred health, social and economic crises that hit developing countries the hardest. The pandemic deepened development and inequality challenges and erased years of progress on poverty reduction and women’s rights. Countries continue to face fallen revenues, lower foreign exchange earnings and higher fiscal and debt burdens. Many of these countries cannot afford expenditures vital to bring the pande

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Puerto Rico and US Religious Leaders Urge Biden on Jobs, Disaster Aid and SSI

Puerto Rico and US Religious Leaders Urge Biden on Jobs, Disaster Aid and SSI Puerto Rico and US Religious Leaders Urge Biden on Jobs, Disaster Aid and SSI February 16, 2021 Administration Legal Move Could Release $2.3 Billion for Vulnerable Puerto Ricans Say Faith Leaders Washington DC – In a letter sent to President Biden, 20 major Puerto Rico and US religious leaders urged actions on disaster relief, job creation and a legal move to aid people on the heavily indebted island. Please immediately instruct the Department of Justice to withdraw the suit, filed by the previous administration, that blocks $2.3 billion in annual Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. About 300,000 poor and vulnerable US citizens with disabilities are critically impacted, wrote the religious leaders representing major religious institutions from Puerto Rico and the United States. We look forward to working with you so Puerto Rico can emerge with renewed resilience from our debt and child po

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