All the articles
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From Wolfensohn to Wolfowitz - The Imperial Wolf Shows its Teeth
6 April 2005 - by Jubilee South
Other members of the G8 along with the so-called “donors” might pretend to be scandalized at the selection, but the real scandal are the policies and practices of the World Bank/ Washington Consensus of which they too form a part. Without a (...) -
Press Release
International fact-finding and solidarity mission to Haïti
4 April 2005 - by Jubilee South
Argentine Nobel Peace Laureate Adolfo Pérez Esquivel and Nora Cortiñas of the Mothers of May Square-Founders’ Line, will head up an INTERNATIONAL FACT-FINDING AND SOLIDARITY MISSION TO HAITI, April 3 to 9. The Mission’s goal is to investigate the (...) -
Immediate and unconditional debt cancellation for tsunami-affected countries and all South peoples!
4 April 2005 - by Freedom from Debt Coalition
Press Statement On the occasion of the 112th Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Assembly, the Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC) and the Jubilee South call on all delegates, their parliaments and governments to seriously take into account the (...) -
Development, Debt and Obedience to Empire
The World Bank: a Bigger Problem Than Wolfowitz
21 March 2005 - by Mark Weisbrot
The Bush Administration’s choice of Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz to head the World Bank has ignited a storm of international controversy. Coming on the heels of the nomination of anti-UN John Bolton for Ambassador to the United (...) -
Wolf After Wolf
21 March 2005 - by Abu Spinoza
President George W. Bush has designated Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz as a nominee for the president of the World Bank to succeed current World Bank president James Wolfensohn. Wolfowitz, who is second in command to Defense Secretary (...) -
Wolfowitz at the World Bank: A Perfect Fit
21 March 2005 - by Jude Wanniski
If you really don’t know what the “World Bank” is all about, you would think that President Bush was joking in nominating Paul Wolfowitz to be the new president of the Bank, replacing Jim Wolfensohn. One of the chief architects of the Iraq war, (...) -
Wolwofitz to World Bank?! - Critics amazed
21 March 2005 - by The 50 Years Is Enough Network
Maybe Worst Possible Choice; Global Opposition to Selection “The Ball is in the Europeans’ Court” Two hours ago, President Bush announced his nomination of Paul Wolfowitz, currently Assistant Secretary of Defense, to be the next President of the (...) -
Statement in response to nomination of Paul Wolfowitz to head World Bank
21 March 2005 - by Social Justice Committee
Social Justice Committee asks Canadian government to oppose nomination of Paul Wolfowitz to presidency of World Bank Montreal -16 March 2005 - Following today’s announcement that US Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz is the Bush (...) -
Statement in response to nomination of Paul Wolfowitz to head World Bank
21 March 2005 - by Essential Action
STATEMENT OF ROBERT WEISSMAN, DIRECTOR, ESSENTIAL ACTION, IN RESPONSE TO NOMINATION OF PAUL WOLFOWITZ TO HEAD WORLD BANK Unless the Bush administration’s intention is to speed up efforts to shut down and replace the World Bank altogether, it is (...) -
Paul Wolfowitz as Head of the World Bank! Say it ain’t So!
21 March 2005 - by Mobilization for Global Justice
The Mobilization for Global Justice is shocked and awed at the audacity of the Bush administration in nominating Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz to head the World Bank. Mr. Wolfowitz is a proven enemy of justice and peace worldwide. Our (...) -
Press release
CADTM indignant at the U.S. nomination of Paul Wolfowitz to lead the World Bank
17 March 2005 - by CADTM
George W. Bush has just announced his choice of Paul Wolfowitz, no. 2 at the Pentagon and a staunch supporter of the illegal invasion of Iraq in 2003, as the next president of the World Bank. CADTM is indignant that this particularly (...) -
The World Social Forum 2005 in pictures
Here you will find the photos taken by CADTM at the World Social Forum that took place this year and for the fourth time in Porto Alegre, Brazil. This occurrence of WSF was especially successful with 155.000 registered. In several days, you (...) -
Nigerian legislature calls for repudiation of debt
11 March 2005 - by Ben Agande Abuja, Josephine Lohor Abuja, Olusegun Adeniyi
Three articles from Nigerian press about the Nigerian legislature calls for repudiation of debt. The Verdict: To Hell With Our Creditors? by Olusegun Adeniyi This Day (Lagos), March 17, 2005 When President Olusegun Obasanjo last week (...) -
Press release
The Paris Club penalises the countries hit by the tsunami
11 March 2005 - by CADTM
The CADTM cries foul as the Paris Club penalises the countries hit by the tsunami. With the Paris Club, you can never be sure that it’s as bad as it looks, but it usually is! This has proved to be the case once again with the consequences of (...) -
Jubilee Debt Campaign calls for urgent implementation of the Commission for Africa’s proposals on debt cancellation
11 March 2005 - by Jubilee Debt Campaign
Jubilee Debt Campaign is calling on Tony Blair to meet the challenge laid down by the Commission for Africa’s proposals on debt cancellation, committing the UK government to exert maximum political pressure on the G8 to rapidly deliver the (...) -
India and the Bretton Wood Institutions
10 March 2005 - by Ajit Muricken
Paper presented at International Conference on Bretton Wood Institutions - 60 Years (Liege, Belgium). -
Call to Action
We are all Creditors!
8 March 2005 - by Jubilee South
JUBILEE SOUTH/AMERICAS INVITES ALL ORGANIZATIONS AND MOVEMENTS IN THE REGION TO JOIN IN THE STRUGGLE TO PUT AN END TO DEBT DOMINATION AND ACHIEVE RESTITUTION AND REPARATIONS FOR THE SOCIAL, ECOLOGICAL, AND HISTORICAL DEBTS, IN LATIN AMERICA, THE (...) -
Haïti: the Priority of Debt Payment
3 March 2005 - by Camille Chalmers
PRESS RELEASE FROM PAPDA (Haitian Platform to Advocate for an Alternative Development) On 4 January 2005, the Interim Government of Haiti cleared US$ 52.6 million to the World Bank (or 1.946.200.000,00 Gourdes). You don’t need to be an expert (...) -
In Tanzania, ’death doesn’t wait’ for the poor to raise money
27 February 2005 - by Stephanie Nolen
BUSWELO, TANZANIA — In the golden light of late afternoon, Anna Kasiana lies on a grass mat in her swept dirt yard, reading a Kiswahili edition of the Bible. There is a small pile of shelled beans beside her, the product of her afternoon’s work. (...) -
WSF 2007 in Africa must build a mass movement against capitalism
21 February 2005 - by Trevor Ngwane
The World Social Forum (WSF) is coming to Africa in 2007. This is great news. But how exactly will the coming of the WSF to Africa in 2007 advance the struggle against neo-liberalism and capitalist domination? This is an important question for (...)
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