“The Bretton Woods mechanisms have kept Africa in a difficult situation, a situation of precariousness that today fuels all the tensions […] We have understood that there are two languages: the language of truth about our natural resources and the language of lies that wants to tell us that we are poor states and that we must be on the perfusion of the international financial system,” he explains.
The BRICS Alternative
“It is a very good thing to have thought of this multipolarism […] The BRICS will have to diagnose what went wrong with the Bretton Woods institutions in order to promote development first,” Nabaloum said.