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(9) Any document concerning any analysis of the
resources which the International Monetary Fund has
agreed to make available in response to the Mexican fi-
nancial crisis.
(10) Any document concerning—
(A) the percentage of the resources which the
International Monetary Fund has agreed to make
available in response to the Mexican financial crisis
which are attributable to capital contributions to
such Fund by the United States; and
(B) the extent to which the participation of the
International Monetary Fund in international ef-
forts to strengthen the Mexican peso and stabilize
the economy of Mexico is likely to require additional
contributions to such Fund by the member states of
the Fund, including the United States.
(11) Any document concerning any agreement be-
tween the United States and the Government of Mexico
detailing the fee structure and the terms and conditions
under which loans, loan guarantees, and other financial
support may be made available to Mexico through the
stabilization fund established under section 5302 of title
31, United States Code, including—
(A) any document concerning background ma-
terials on the assessment of the Mexican economy
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and any United States Government rationalization
for pressing the central bank of Mexico to increase
interest rates from 40 percent to 50 percent;
(B) any document concerning the framework
agreement entered into on or about February 21,
1995, which serves as the umbrella accord for the
provision of any such loan, loan guarantee, or other
financial support;
(C) any document concerning the medium-term
exchange stabilization agreement entered into on or
about February 21, 1995, which specifies the terms
and conditions for medium-term swap transactions
between the United States and Mexico;
(D) any document concerning the guarantee
agreement entered into on or about February 21,
1995, which specifies the terms and conditions for
the issuance of guarantees by the United States of
debt securities issued by Mexico; and
(E) any document concerning the oil proceeds
facility agreement entered into on or about Feb-
ruary 21, 1995, which establishes a mechanism to
provide an assured source of repayment of United
States resources.
(12) Any document concerning the assured source
of repayment to the United States for any short-, inter-
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mediate-, or long-term credit facility made available to
Mexico after December 31, 1994.
(13) Any document concerning the net worth of
Pemex, the historical annual revenues of Pemex, the pro-
jected annual revenues during the 5-year period begin-
ning on the date of the adoption of this resolution, and
the extent to which the proceeds from the sale of Mexi-
can oil to customers within Mexico or outside of Mex-
ico—
(A) are required to be paid to the Government
of Mexico as taxes or as payments in lieu of taxes;
or
(B) have been pledged as collateral for the re-
payment of any loans or other extensions of credit
to the Government of Mexico or to Pemex other
than any credit facility described in paragraph (12).
(14) Any document concerning the value of any oil
the proceeds from the sale of which are pledged to as-
sure the repayment of any financial assistance provided
by the United States to Mexico, the documentation re-
ceived by the United States in connection with such
pledge, and the manner in which the United States may
exercise any rights under such pledge to obtain the pro-
ceeds as repayment for losses incurred.
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(15) Any document concerning any assurances
given by the Government of Mexico to the United States
Government with respect to changes in past economic
policies or the adoption of a new economic plan.
(16) Any document concerning the decision by the
President to use the assets of the exchange stabilization
fund established under section 5302 of title 31, United
States 
Code, 
in 
connection 
with 
any
short-, intermediate-, or long-term credit facility made
available to Mexico after December 31, 1994.
(17) Any document concerning the criteria used by
the President or the Secretary of the Treasury (or any
designee of the Secretary) in making any decision to use
the assets of the exchange stabilization fund to respond
to any economic, balance of payments, or exchange crisis
in any country and the facts on which such determina-
tions were made with respect to Poland, in 1989, and to
Mexico in December of 1994 and early 1995.
(18) Any document concerning how the use of the
assets of the exchange stabilization fund as a source of
credit to Mexico compares with all prior uses of the as-
sets of the fund since 1945 for all other countries under
section 5302 of title 31, United States Code, with regard
to—
(A) the dollar amount of each transaction;