Spain lets Latin America ‘repay’ debts by protecting environment

Xavier Bosch

Nature, 1998, vol. 395, issue 6699, 210-210

Abstract: barcelona Spain has agreed to a $70-million 'debt for Nature' swap intended to aid biodiversity conservation in Latin America. It is possibly the most ambitious project in the history of Spanish international cooperation.

Date: 1998
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