
Bailout or debt owed?
The electricity generating companies (GenCos) call it legitimately owed debt — and the Federal Government in principle agrees with them. Even then, it doubts the exact quantum of the debt.
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The electricity generating companies (GenCos) call it legitimately owed debt — and the Federal Government in principle agrees with them. Even then, it doubts the exact quantum of the debt.

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