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» Monday, May 16, 2011

IMF

Asked if the head of the IMF should stay in his role, the PMS explained that that was a matter for the IMF.

Put that the allegations against the head of the IMF could have a distracting affect on its work on the economy, the PMS replied that the IMF was a big organisation and that the work of the organisation would continue. The PMS pointed out that the IMF had put arrangements in place so that Strauss-Kahn’s deputy would attend certain meetings on his behalf.

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