In international law, debt that is incurred without the consent of the people, and that is not used to their benefit, is referred to as “odious”; as such, it is not considered transferable to successor regimes.
En el derecho internacional, la deuda incurrida sin el consentimiento de la gente y que no empleada para su beneficio es llamada «odiosa»; como tal, no se considera transferible a los regímenes posteriores.