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ZAGREB, 15 February (Hina) - The authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina do not want to implement reforms in the financial sector and cooperate with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and instead are borrowing money from commercial banks, which charge high interest, IMF representative Andrew Jewell has said.
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