The government has enacted a number of policies and taxes in order to secure a $3 billion International Monetary Fund programme to revive the economy.
Among the measures are the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme and the three revenue measures recently passed.
It however seeks to include pension funds in a new proposed debt restructuring offer although they have opposed any form of restructuring.
It is on the back of this development that Monday’s edition of PM Express will be discussing the cost of the IMF bailout.
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