Ireland gives up EU and IMF loans

Ireland will no longer count on the 85 billion euro loan offered by the EU and the IMF, and will borrow on the international financial markets
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Enda Kenny, Photo: Beta/AP
Enda Kenny, Photo: Beta/AP
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Ažurirano: 13.10.2013. 12:16h

Ireland will be the first eurozone country to give up international financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union, and this will happen in December this year, the country's prime minister, Enda Kenny, said at the congress of the party he leads, Voice of Russia reports.

Ireland will no longer count on a loan of 85 billion euros offered by the EU and the IMF, and will borrow on the international financial markets.

Ireland faced recession and asked for financial help in late 2010.

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