The IMF has a protest problem
Protesters chant slogans while carrying placards during a demonstration.
2024-09-12 749词 中等
On September 6th Pakistan’s government banned gatherings in Islamabad, the capital, in an attempt to prevent protests. Two things have recently stoked tension: the imprisonment of Imran Khan, a former prime minister, and painful economic reforms conducted in concert with the IMF. Over the past year, protesters have also caused a ruckus in Ghana and Sri Lanka, while seeking to oppose debt restructurings designed by the IMF.
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