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Between international financial institutions and the sri lankan government. he gave me his take on the situation. it's extremely serious, in economic terms. and that is why the people are so angry — because the reason why sri lanka has no foreign exchange at the moment is because of the misguided policies of the rajapaksa administration. for two years, they've actually been bleeding this country dry. now, that's why they're angry with rajapaksa and stormed the president's palace, and so on. but the point is, even when rajapaksa leaves, the debt problem and macroeconomic crisis will remain. s...

The debt crisis itself is a topic of extensive conversation this week, both at the IMF, at the World Bank, and among the G-20, and other shareholder groups that are forming this week, World Bank President David Malpass told reporters.

From? at the moment we are using an interesting trek in germany, _ from? at the moment we are using an interesting trek in germany, we - from? at the moment we are using an interesting trek in germany, we have l interesting trek in germany, we have witnessed that the chancellor announced something he would call a special budget or a side budget to the normal budget and shifting those 100 billion euros into that side budget sounds lovely, because on the one hand it keeps the tradition of a normal budget for the whole government and the executive grant alive but on the other hand we have to say ...

Paul: jillian, who benefits for the most part? who are the borrowers and how much longer will this loss last, how shall cost taxpayers? >> by august estimate rep to what her $20 billion that's a significant amount on taxpayers. the beneficiaries are people who have advanced degrees. many of the peoples of bachelors comic graduate degrees, doctor degrees that are marketable in the job market and getting high paying jobs. it is a payout from taxpayers who maybe have a high school education working at skilled trade jobs to some of the most affluent members of society. twenty-six at what her $20 b...

Congressman what you think the prospects are? democrats like to see trim down "build back better" what do you think? >> certainly we all understand talk about cutting back you talk about cutting back three and half trillion to 1.75 trillion actually all they did is they cut the length of the program. the congressional budget office it's still going to cost $5 trillion is still going to add $3 trillion toward that bird just saying you're going to cut back the length of the programs is not going to decrease the cost of these programs. that is a people of got to remember. i'm a big fan of joe man...