Civil society calls out rich countries for blocking progress on debt reform ahead of FfD4
As the fourth Financing for Development Conference (FfD4) kicks off in Seville this week, civil society organisations and international NGOs are criticising wealthy nations for blocking progress on debt reform, and are calling on them to support major improvements to the way international debt is managed.
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