WASHINGTON, DC – In late 2003, Liberia began to emerge from two decades of brutal military government and civil war that had left the country with no functioning public services, spawned large-scale theft of timber and diamonds, and generated massive debts to foreign creditors.
WASHINGTON, DC – Fin 2003, le Liberia s’extirpait de la guerre civile et de deux décennies de gouvernance militaire violente. Il en ressortait privé de services publics en état de marche.