he Inter-American Development Bank will provide a $500-million credit line so nations can improve food distribution, agricultural productivity and more amid rising food prices.

Posted on: May 28th, 2008
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“With soaring food prices triggering unrest and threatening Latin America’s economic progress, the Inter-American Development Bank on Wednesday announced an emergency credit line for countries in the region.

The $500-million fund will support projects that improve agricultural productivity, invest in rural areas, improve distribution and strengthen programs designed to improve health and encourage education. “*

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