In Nicaragua, he explained, debt cancellation is the just start in the long road to democracy. The nation's Roman Catholic bishops endorsed the campaign late last year. She said the campaign didn't catch on at first. It sounded like a celebration. We need liberation.
Liberation speaks more to our needs than celebration.
We are ready for liberation. We want to straighten out. They wonder about the future even if the country's debt is cancelled. She said people want to know what will stop the government from more borrowing again and creating more debt in the future. Mr. Tsele is executive director of South Africa's Ecumenical Service for Social and Economic Transformation and chair of his country's Jubilee 2000 campaign.