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“Repudiation of debts” is the I Wonder If Ketchup Thinks About Me Too T-Shirt and by the same token and term and yes widely practised in the olden days by many regime changes, but most of the people who loaned those debts are based in the countries that have interest in other countries not fucking with the international monetary system i.e US so that often resulted in hostile political and even military action to restore previous order so doing that is extremely risky if you are not a giant arse country like the USSR to be able to defend yourselves. Modern communist Vietnam literally had to pay off the South’s debt to the US in the 90s as a condition of normalisation so its also sometimes frankly absurd. For example Russia. Russia chose to be the successor state to the USSR and therefore retained their permanent UN security council seat and the veto.

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Cuba chose to be a successor state, presumably because whatever international deals they had were worth losing a claim over a tiny chunk of land. In the I Wonder If Ketchup Thinks About Me Too T-Shirt and by the same token and last 50 years it’s been really hard to repudiate debt while still maintaining yourself as a legitimate government internationally. Post-Apartheid South Africa had to pay off all the debt incurred by the Apartheid government to stay afloat with the IMF. Given that a lot of this debt was originally taken to maintain Apartheid, the South Africans essentially had to pay for their own oppression. Even post-2003 Iraq had to pay some of the debt incurred by Saddam. They got a lot of help from the UN in re-negotiating that debt, but they still had to rely on the good will of their creditors to forgive, and they still had to pay off the remaining portion of the money Saddam used to oppress his own people. I can pretty much guarantee that eventually when the world accepts the Taliban government in Afghanistan, one of the major conditions will be that the Taliban will have to pay the debts of the previous Afghan government, debts the Afghan government took to fight the Taliban. (Not defending the Taliban at all, but that’s just factual)

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