Bangladesh sell backside to IMF & Asian Development Bank for $1.1Billion loan.

[Hightech88]

After so many decades of sending their workers overseas as construction workers to remit money back, the whole country is still in deep shit debts and ruins due to an incompetent and corrupt government.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/bus...imf-adb-loans-december-bloomberg-news-3943511

Bangladesh expects $1.1 billion in IMF, ADB loans by December - Bloomberg News​

A man rides a bicycle through smoke rising from steel mills located near a slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh August 29, 2023. REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain/File Photo
24 Nov 2023 02:08PM

Bangladesh expects to receive $1.1 billion in loans from the International Monetary Fund and Asian Development Bank by next month, Bloomberg News reported on Friday citing a central bank spokesperson.

About $681 million would come from the IMF and $400 million from the ADB, the report said.
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[ChinaCommunistSG]

How come not getting money from China ?

 

[k1976]

How come not getting money from China ?

Wow...you beat me to this statement

 

[k1976]

Empreor Xi can help ah neh to huat big big by building whole country into a condo complex de woh

 

[Hightech88]

How come not getting money from China ?

After what happened to Sri Lanka, which cuntry still date to borrow money from CCP China, LOL.

 

[laksaboy]

This is what happens when you sign up to the Tiong Belt and Road debt trap.

Argentina and Italy have woken up.

Warning: propaganda bullshit from CCTV:

 

[Eisenhut]

Dun play play, Bangladesh backside coat $50 literally in Singapore!!


https://thomasbenner.com/2014/02/18/little-indias-50-dollar-men-a-new-look/



Then he was injured, and the injury prevents him from working.

While he awaits an insurance settlement, which he hopes will be enough to travel back home for good, Naren still needs makan money, as he calls it, and he has to pay rent for the one-room flat he shares with two other people. And so he lingers on Serangoon Road in Little India, looking for opportunities to meet men who can help him out with spending money.



Naren says he needs S$600 to S$800-plus a month to get buy, which covers his $250 rent, money for makan, his phone card, cigarettes, and shopping. He sends money home to his family when he has extra.

Naren says he can meet older men in Little India who will buy him food or drinks, sometimes gifts, and pay him from less than $50 to up to $100 have their way with him. He says he has friends who resort to the same thing to make money.

Asked if he uses condoms, he says it is up to the customer – “If you wish,” he says he tells them. Young people do not talk about the risks of HIV or AIDS, he said.

Naren says he doesn’t regret the excitement of coming to a new country and meeting new people, but he wishes he were still working in his old job and making better money.

“I no gay,” he says of his time spent meeting older men in Little India. “I doing for survival.”

Back when the Channel News Asia documentary aired, Alex Au of the blog Yawning Bread criticized the lack of discussion about the financial straits of the so-called 50-dollar men – young men such as Naren today.

“The discussion was shallow and left many issues untouched,” he wrote. “ The mention of low pay and delayed wages almost begged for a more in-depth analysis of how such a situation -– evidently with a lot of misrepresentation between employers and agents on the one side and workers on the other -– is allowed to persist.”