For years many residents have sen the World Bank as a draw back and IMF as a source of repression. Seven countries have acted on the behalf of many.
BUENOS AIRES, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Seven South American countries founded on Sunday a development bank to demonstrate their independence from multilateral lending practices that some have blamed for past economic crises.
The presidents of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Paraguay and Venezuela, and a representative of Uruguay, signed an act forming the Bank of the South ahead of Monday's inauguration of new Argentine president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
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