Not only did the world's most important financial institution suggest the plan was economically risky, it said it was likely to increase inequality and recommended taking an "early opportunity" for a re-evaluation of the policies in the coming weeks, on a specific date.
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The criticism from the Washington-based body was without a clear precedent in regard to a major G7 country and shareholder.
It's official: a man who was doing a great job during a difficult time has been knifed and replaced by literal children. Boris, we miss you.
