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Senegal and the IMF agreed a new $2.2bn loan programme following the suspension of an earlier deal after concealed borrowing equal to about 25% of GDP was revealed in July 2024, pushing public debt above 130% of GDP. Critics say repeated IMF-style structural adjustment has undermined growth and institutions and argue Senegal should pursue debt audits, different fiscal priorities and stronger safeguards on resource revenues instead of defaulting to traditional conditionality.
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