The approval of the legislative plenary of the bill that authorizes the government of Costa Rica to issue debt securities in the international market for US$5 billion, popularly known as "eurobonds", reduces uncertainty about the financing capacity in the next three years, says Fitch Ratings.
In a statement issued this week, the risk rating agency considered that financing needs will remain high given the concentration of debt maturing between 2023 . . .
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