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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 (...)

4-06 | Athus, Belgique

De Rio à Rio+20 : de la prise de conscience à (...)

9-06 | Bruxelles, Belgique

Formation sans prétention !

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

6-07 => 8-07 | Namur, Belgique

Rencontres d’été du CADTM Belgique. Uni-e-s (...)

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

Forum mondial de la pauvreté

Bulletin électronique

Agir avec le CADTM

Revue "Les autres voix de la planète"

Livres & brochures

Membres du réseau

La dette du Tiers Monde ?

La dette en chiffres

Qui sommes-nous ?

A propos du CADTM

Evaluation du CADTM

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Asia

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Historique relations Nord/Sud

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movimientos sociales

North Africa and the Middle East

Peru

Togo

United States of America (USA)

Russia

Chomsky: Poorer Countries Find a Way to Escape U.S. Dominance

by Michael Shank

1 March 2008

The famous critic lays out the emerging alternatives to the U.S.-dominated international financial institutions of the last century.
The odious debt of Russia, the new oligarchs and the Bretton Woods institutions

by Eric Toussaint

8 March 2004

The IMF and the World Bank got Russia into debt. A large part of the money lent has been embezzled and is back in the West. Western bankers, Russian oligarchs and government officials got rich while the impoverished Russian citizens have to foot the bill.
The Specter of “Alter-Globalization”

by Aleksandr Buzgalin

4 January 2004

The specter is haunting the world, the specter of “anti-globalization”. Bushes and Blairs, Liberals and Stalinists, fundamentalists and chauvinists are united in their efforts to exorcise this specter.
Who will Pay Russia’s Debts?

by Andrei Kolganov

March 1999

1. Are the Debts the Cause of the Crisis? Some experts have argued that Russia’s existing level of indebtedness is not critical - that many countries have higher levels, but have not fall en into crisis. In mid-1998 Russia’s internal debt stood at about 40 per cent of GDP, and its foreign debt at less than 50 per cent of GDP. In absolute figures, the foreign debt in 1997 amounted to $124 billion, and the cost of servicing it came to $6 billion. In 1998 the foreign debt grew to $141 billion, (...)

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