Not, of course. I'm pulling you a leg here. Belgium will never have enough money to pay its external debt.
The news is on Brazil. The central bank just announced Brazil became a net external creditor by 4 billion US$. An unprecedent fact in the economic history of the country.
Feb 23 2008
Belgium has enough reserves to pay its external debt
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