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Russia to forgive debt owed by developing countries
Russia to forgive debt owed by developing countries

Kudrin was speaking shortly before the opening of a meeting of G-8 finance ministers in Russia's second largest city ahead of a summit of the group of the world's most industrialized nations next month, the AP reports.

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