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More questions for Sinckler

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TELL THE COUNTRY THE FACTS.

That was the challenge thrown out yesterday to Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler by Opposition Leader Mia Mottley regarding the Credit Suisse loan.

Despite a Ministerial Statement by Sinckler on Thursday explaining that Barbados had not defaulted on the loan and had paid $41.23 million as of June 18, Mottley is still demanding to know if the loan was refinanced.

Speaking during a news conference with economic adviser Clyde Mascoll at her side, the Opposition Leader maintained that close to $78 million was owing to Credit Suisse, the global investment bank. (MB)

Please read the full story in today’s Sunday Sun, or in the eNATION edition.

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