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Developing countries: dangerous times for the internal public debt
11 October 2008 - Eric Toussaint -
Colombians Protest Economic Policies
21 October 2004 - Garry Leech -
Coffee and State Authority in Columbia
5 January 2004 - Josh Frank -
Colombia’s Neoliberal Madness
20 January 2003 - Garry Leech -
Colombia and the IMF: Policies that Worsen Problems
January 2002 - Globalize this
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Why should Pakistan trust us?
28 July 2010 - Nick Dearden -
Make use of G8 summit to ask for debt write-off
9 July 2008 - Koalisi Anti Utang (KAU-Anti Debt Coalition Indonesia) -
KPK urged to investigate foreign debt management
25 June 2008 - Koalisi Anti Utang (KAU-Anti Debt Coalition Indonesia) -
Governments urged special audits on foreign debt management
20 May 2008 - ANTARA News -
Towards Indonesia Free From Debt
7 May 2008 - Koalisi Anti Utang (KAU-Anti Debt Coalition Indonesia) -
Anti Debt Coalition Indonesia rally against IMF in jakarta
6 February 2007 - -
Tsunami Aid or Debt Cancellation
4 December 2006 - -
International press
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3 July 2006 - Turkishdailynews -
Press release
Prevent A Man-Made Disaster: Cancel Indonesia’s Debt
23 June 2006 - -
Indonesia: History of a bankruptcy orchestrated by IMF and the World Bank
10 July 2005 - Eric Toussaint, Damien Millet
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International Financial Institutions (IFI)
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Open the debate on the European Stability Mechanism: an emergency in the hands of citizens
20 January - S. Berwez -
The World Bank and IMF wish you a (bumpy) global economic recovery at the Spring Meetings
22 April 2011 - Jeroen Kwakkenbos, Nuria Molina -
CADTM South Asia meets in Colombo, Sri Lanka
17 December 2010 - Stéphanie Jacquemont -
4th CADTM South Asia Workshop
The IMF & Word Bank in the aftermath of the global crisis
10 December 2010 - Stéphanie Jacquemont -
IFI-induced debt catastrophes?
15 November 2010 - -
Presentation during South Asia workshop
Jute Economy of Bangladesh: A case study of IFI-led Privatization
21 December 2009 - A.K.M. Masud Ali -
A Stronger IMF and World Bank: Threat To Peoples of Both the South and North
12 October 2009 - Renaud Vivien, Damien Millet, Eric Toussaint -
The global food price crisis - a critique of orthodox perspectives
10 July 2009 - Walden Bello -
Small hopes for a shift leftwards in economy
9 July 2009 - Patrick Bond -
The doublespeak of a discredited IMF
12 March 2009 - Damien Millet, Eric Toussaint
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Mozambique : Paris Club, World Bank & IMF refuse assistance to a people in distress
April 2000 - Eric Toussaint
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Pakistan starts privatization of agriculture lands
14 May 2009 - Abdul Khaliq -
Facing the food crisis: what alternatives?
25 September 2008 - Esther Vivas -
Natural Resources are the Common Goods of Humanity
20 July 2008 - CADTM -
Someone must speak up for Kenyans
8 May 2008 - KENGO -
Chomsky: Poorer Countries Find a Way to Escape U.S. Dominance
1 March 2008 - Michael Shank -
Plundering of Public Assets in Pakistan - A Chronology of Privatization - (1991-2006)
30 January 2008 - Abdul Khaliq -
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES TRIBUNAL ON THE WORLD BANK
World Bank officials shy away from participation ’TRIBUNAL FINDS UNDUE INFLUENCE OF BANK ON INDIA’S NATIONAL POLICIES’
25 September 2007 - -
Brazil prepares Plebiscite on Debt and Privatizations
19 August 2007 - Jubilee South/Americas -
The Struggle for Latin America’s Water
14 August 2004 - Maude Barlow, Tony Clarke -
World Bank and ADB’s Role in Privatizing Water in Asia
12 March 2004 - P. Raja Siregar
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2011 COP17 succumbs to Climate Apartheid!
11 December 2011 - -
South Africans say no to Eskom’s R29 billion World Bank Loan
18 March 2010 - -
The case for reparations
5 September 2006 - M.P. Giyose -
The Apartheid lawsuit
30 November 2002 - Charles Abrahams
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Financial and trade perspectives on external debt with reference to LDCs and India
6 January 2011 - V. Jacob John -
Informe sobre el taller del CADTM-Asia del Sur, reunido en Colombo, Sri Lanka
23 de diciembre de 2010 - Stéphanie Jacquemont -
4th CADTM South Asia Workshop
Sri Lanka : Debt and Development
10 December 2010 - B. Skanthakumar -
2nd South Asian Workshop on International Financial Institutions and Debt-
Presentation on Sri Lanka
15 January 2009 - B. Skanthakumar -
Call for Peoples SAARC 2008!
20 July 2008 -
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Interview of Eric Toussaint by Radio France Internationale (RFI), Monday 27 October 2008 on 13H00 radio news.
« The IMF will take advantage of the present crisis to grant more and bigger loans. »
3 November 2008 - -
What are the alternatives for human development?
20 October 2008 - Eric Toussaint -
International Campaign on Illegitimate Debt
Resolution of solidarity and support for the people of Haiti
19 September 2008 - -
Global Famine
1 June 2008 - Michel Chossudovsky -
Zambia: Debt Reduction Doesn’t Guarantee Debt Sustainability - World Bank
5 September 2006 - Mwila Nkonge -
GUINEA: Unions threaten indefinite strike
7 June 2006 - IRIN -
Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers: A Poor Package for Poverty Reduction
May 2003 - Jenina Joy Chavez Malaluan, Shalmali Guttal -
Poverty Reduction? or PRSP?
11 March 2003 - Shalmali Guttal -
PRSP in Pakistan
6 March 2003 - Collective
By the same author
War on Want
By the same author
PSIRU
Dogmatic Development: Privatisation and conditionalities in six countries
7 April 2004 by War on Want, PSIRU
This report looks at how conditionalities and pressures from aid agencies and development banks force developing countries to adopt privatisation policies in public services.
It focuses specifically on the sectors of water, electricity, and healthcare, in six countries: Colombia; El Salvador; Indonesia; Mozambique; South Africa; and Sri Lanka.
It examines the impact of the requirements and policies of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank (WB), and other agencies including regional development banks, the European Commission (EC) and donor countries. It includes a specific examination of the various ways in which the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) supports privatisation in these services.
It concludes that the pressures for privatisation have been strengthened through new structures of ‘globalised aid’; that they create serious limitations on independent decision-making by developing countries, and generate some strong political responses; and that policies of development banks and donor agencies, including DFID, should be reviewed to remove such pressures and ensure that policy-making in developing countries is determined by local democratic processes.
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