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Donald Trump raised during a meeting the possibility of renaming an American ocean in his name or that of his country. The International Monetary Fund recently released a report expressing concern over rising public debt in major economies, including France and the United States.
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Donald Trump wants to rename the Pacific (or Atlantic) Ocean “Trump Ocean” or “Ocean of the Americas”
Saturday October 10, during a meeting in Clarksville, Tennessee, the President of the United States suggested renaming one of the two oceans in his name, or that of his country.
“The scale of the waste of public funds is striking”: the IMF alert on the public debts of France and the United States
DECRYPTION - The increase in debt of major economies worries the International Monetary Fund, which is calling for “urgent measures” to restore their finances.
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Ocean renaming debate could resume at future Trump political events
Possible · Within weeks
France and the United States could announce budgetary measures under pressure from the IMF
Possible · Within months

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