The International Monetary Fund (IMF) did not ultimately submit the crucial waiver related to a false debt declaration to a vote on Friday, October 3rd, a prerequisite for Senegal’s access to new financing. According to two sources close to the matter contacted by Reuters, although the issue was on the agenda of the board of…...
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