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Thomas Sankara was assassinated 3 months after calling on African countries to not pay back debt to European countries and institutions such as the IMF and World Bank: ‘I would like this conference to clearly declare that we cannot pay this debt…just to avoid being assassinated individually. If Burkina...

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