Mais armas, mais dívidas ocultas (2)

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Revelations about more hidden loans will reinforce demands for a comprehensive investigation of state finances
With the world's fastest falling currency and one of its most damaging debt burdens, Mozambique faces a still harsher regime of economic austerity as claims of another US$900 million of secret security loans emerge, this time for companies owned by the Frente de Libertação de Moçambique (Frelimo) elite to broker arms deals for the state. Top Frelimo officials face mounting pressure to explain why government hid its multi-billion borrowing programme and to unveil the beneficiaries of these deals (AC Vol 57 No 14, Frelimo's ostrich plan & Vol 57 No 17, Ministry of muddle).
Some senior government figures have tried to hide hundreds of millions of dollars of loans to buy guns, including assault rifles and armoured cars from, say sources, Israel, Africa Confidential has learned. Hundreds of millions of dollars more were wasted on grandiose plans to set up a local shipbuilding industry.
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Fernando Gil