Unable to fix Europe’s financial crisis caused by one currency, the euro, for multiple economic levels, Christine Lagarde told the Greeks this weekend that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is giving up on both Greece and Europe.
The IMF set its eyes on the African continent. Lagarde told The Guardian that she could not stop thinking about by buying chairs and textbooks for one classroom in one school in one village in one country, Niger (DN: Niger is the country often mistaken by traders for the oil-rich Nigeria).
ThePotholeView whishes the IMF good luck and it hopes that its spontaneous generosity is not the result of some geographical confusion.
