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pledge to obtain the proceeds as repayment for
losses incurred.
(4) 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.
(5) Any document concerning the decision by
the President to use the assets of the exchange sta-
bilization 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.
(6) Any document concerning the criteria used
by the President or the Secretary of the Treasury in
making any decision to use the assets of the ex-
change stabilization fund to respond to any eco-
nomic, 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.
(7) 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 assets of the fund since 1945 for all
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other countries under section 5302 of title 31,
United States Code, with regard to—
(A) the dollar amount of each transaction;
(B) the type of the transaction, such as
loan, loan guarantee, or swap agreement (as de-
fined in section 11(e)(8)(D)(vi) of the Federal
Deposit Insurance Act);
(C) the purpose of the transaction, such as
whether it was to support the United States
dollar, to support a foreign currency, or any
other purpose;
(D) the duration, in years, of the trans-
action during which any credit was or is per-
mitted to remain outstanding;
(E) any security or collateral pledged to
assure repayment with respect to each such
transaction; and
(F) the existence of any agreement involv-
ing the International Monetary Fund or the
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Sys-
tem in connection with each such transaction
and the terms of each agreement by such Fund
or Board.
(8) Any document concerning debts owed by the
Government of Mexico and any entity owned or con-
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trolled by the Government of Mexico to United
States public or private creditors which are out-
standing as of the date of the adoption of this reso-
lution, the status of each such debt (including
whether such debt has been refinanced), and the col-
lateral or security pledged to assure repayment of
such debt.
(9) Any document concerning an accounting of
all the fund flows through the exchange stabilization
fund established under section 5302 of title 31,
United States Code, during the 24-month period
ending on the date of the adoption of this resolution,
including the identification of the amount of and
purpose for each transaction involving such fund
during such period.
(10) Any document concerning the balance of
available assets in the exchange stabilization fund as
of the date of the adoption of this resolution.
(11) Any document concerning the amount by
which the total principal amount of loans, loan guar-
antees, and other extensions of credit which the
President has announced will be made available to
Mexico exceeds the total amount of available assets
in the exchange stabilization fund established under
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section 5302 of title 31, United States Code, and
the means for covering the shortfall, if any.
(12) Any document concerning the departure of
the International Monetary Fund from the Fund’s
customary guidelines for country assistance, includ-
ing any recommendation made by the President or
any other officer or employee in the executive branch
to the Fund regarding the amount of financial as-
sistance the Fund was preparing to make available
to Mexico, and any reciprocal agreement made by
the executive branch to the Fund for making such
assistance available in an amount greatly in excess
of the customary guidelines.
(13) Any document concerning the factual cir-
cumstances pursuant to which the Bank for Inter-
national Settlements has become a lender to individ-
ual countries beyond the Bank’s customary role as
a clearinghouse for central banks.
(14) Any document concerning the financial ob-
ligations of the Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System to the Bank for International Settle-
ments.
(15) Any document concerning the relationship
among the Board of Governors of the Federal Re-
serve System, the Bank for International Settle-
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ments, and the central banks of other countries
which are affiliated with such Bank in any manner
with regard to assigning or apportioning the ulti-
mate liability for any loss incurred in connection
with the extension of credit by such Bank to the
Government of Mexico.
(16) Any document, including minutes, concern-
ing any meeting between the President and any
Members of Congress concerning the proposed ac-
tions of the President, as announced on January 31,
1995, to strengthen the Mexican peso and support
economic stability in Mexico.
(17) Any document concerning any discrepancy
between the amount the President announced is
available in the exchange stabilization fund estab-
lished under section 5302 of title 31, United States
Code, and the amount shown as being available in
such Fund in the monthly statement of the public
debt of the United States on December 31, 1994.
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