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Comité pour l'Annulation de la Dette du Tiers Monde

CADTM

24-05 | Calais (62), France

La dette au Sud et au Nord

25-05 | Saint-Pierre du Mont (40), France

Dettes publiques, traité européen ? Nous (...)

26-05 => 27-05 | Gyères, France

Citoyens résistants d’hier et d’aujourd’hui

27-05 | Bruxelles, Belgique

Petite philosophie de la dette et de la (...)

30-05 | Fontaine (38), France

Au Nord comme au Sud, une arnaque : la dette (...)

2-06 | Liège, Belgique

Séance de formation, d’expérimentation et (...)

2-06 | Liège, Belgique

"D’un retournement l’autre : Comédie sérieuse (...)

20-06 => 22-06 | Rio de Janeiro, Brésil

6-07 => 8-07 | Tunisie

Université populaire de RAID/ATTAC/CADTM (...)

9-07 => 11-07 | Tunisie

Seminaire du CADTM Afrique

24-07 => 26-07 | Pau-Lescar, France

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Transformation by Embrace

by german-foreign-policy.com

6 July 2007

CARACAS/QUITO (Own report) - Through a revision from a confrontational strategy to one of "embrace," the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) is seeking a regime change in Venezuela. This was learned from reports on a conference that the CDU Party affiliated foundation, together with US American foundations convened in Washington DC at the end of last May. This demonstrates that the KAS is continuing to pursue its activities to overthrow the Chávez government, which has been democratically (...)
Interview of Eric Toussaint

About the policy of IMF and World Bank and the German government’s policy toward the Bretton Woods institutions

by german-foreign-policy.com

28 June 2007

LIEGE german-foreign-policy.com spoke with Eric Toussaint. Eric Toussaint is president of the Committee for the Cancellation of the Third World Debt (CADTM) in Liège (Belgium). He wrote "The World Bank. A never ending coup d’etat" (London 2007). german-foreign-policy.com: In your book you write that the IMF and the World Bank have supported many dictatorships all around the world... Eric Toussaint: It’s very clear that from the beginning, the IMF and the World Bank have supported numerous (...)
Free Market Corruption, Neo-liberal Pretexts

"poor People Can’t Be Engineers"

by Toni Solo

25 February 2004

Newsweek recently ran an article on money laundering in Latin America. It identified Nicaragua's ex-President Arnoldo Aleman as one of a super-corrupt elite along with Mexico's Carlos Salinas and Guatemala's Alfonso Portillo. But, these individuals barely reach the ankles of their United States and European counterparts. Corruption has a history, context and consequences the self-censoring corporate media seldom connect.

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