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Iraq asks creditors to cancel crippling debts

2008/05/29 20:32:23 @Reuters: International News

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Iraq pressed its creditors to cancel about $60 billion in debts at an international conference on Thursday, but two of its biggest creditors, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, sent only junior representatives to hear the call.
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