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[Area]: Americas
[Country]: 
Panama
[Date]: 1983
[Type, causes, consequences, and references]: Latin American debt crisis
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[Area]: Africa
[Country]: 
Nigeria
[Date]: 1986
[Type, causes, consequences, and references]:
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[Area]: Americas
[Country]: 
Uruguay
[Date]: 1876
[Type, causes, consequences, and references]:
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[Area]: Americas
[Country]: 
Venezuela
[Date]: 1848
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[Area]: Europe
[Country]: 
Greece
[Date]: 1843
[Type, causes, consequences, and references]:
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[Area]: Americas
[Country]: Venezuela
[Date]: 1995–97
[Type, causes, consequences, and references]:
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Any country has its Sovereign Debt crisis moment. The government can only go outward by guaranteeing its own sovereignty, whether it borrows from the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, or other countries. International debt is now so numerous that this random tool compiles a list of 298 countries that have experienced sovereign debt crises.
These countries come from different states and cities, and some of the debt is a hundred years old, but because of the government’s economic development problems, the debt is not paid, and the interest is rolling. July 20, 2012, the Spanish debt crisis is rapidly spreading to the local debt crisis, local governments because of financing difficulties have asked for help. In addition to Spain, the generator also recorded in Europe, the Americas, Southeast Asia and other countries have experienced a sovereign debt crisis detailed.
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