CABEI To Begin Disbursing Money to Honduras

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The entity explained it had decided to do so in its first directive meeting, in early 2010.

“However, in order to disburse money to the Honduran public and private sector, several items had to be in place. For example, the country had to be up to date with its obligations to the bank”.

Source: latribuna.hn

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