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It’s that time again when Indonesia will try to be its most amiable and ask for leniency from its creditors. And with president Megawati Sukarnoputri leading the charm offensive, it seems the country might be more successful in gaining concessions than under her disagreeable predecessor, Abdurrahman Wahid.
In the first week of April, Indonesia will be putting its case to the Paris Club in the hope that it can reschedule $3 billion in principal and interest payments from March 31 2002 until December 2003.
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