да это смотря что считать рыбной ловлей! У тех, кто понял эту нехитрую истину, вполне прилично клюет:
After the second world war, Germany would only agree to spend 3.5% of its export income on debt repayments. It argued that anything higher would be unsustainable.

Today, the world's creditor nations, including Germany, are demanding that the world's poorest nations spend up to 25% of their export incomes on debt repayment.

The cost of this hypocrisy is devastating.

Mozambique now spends US$107 million every year servicing its debt - US$6.60 for every Mozambican child, man and woman. In contrast, the country spends only US$2 per person per year on health and US$4 on education.

Ghana spends an average of US$4 a year per person on health. In 1996 it spent US$26 per person on debt service.

Zambia's infant mortality rate in 1970 was 106 per 1,000 live births. In 1996 it had worsened to 112 per 1,000. Since 1990 the country has paid a total of US$4.8 billion in debt service - about one and a half times its total annual economic output.
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When the US took over Cuba 100 years ago, it cancelled Cuba's debt to Spain on the grounds that the burden was 'imposed upon the people of Cuba without their consent and by force of arms'.
(с сайта The Canadian Ecumenical Jubilee Initiative)
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