Movements against Spanish state debt
For a new social deal that can transform Europe Since the awakening of the squares in 2011 the political atmosphere in the Spanish state has
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International jury rules in favour of binding laws for Transnational Corporations
Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal hears compelling testimony from impacted communities while the United Nations Human Rights Council debates a historic proposal to adopt binding codes for
Why we shouldn’t pay the debt: Reasons and alternatives
Prologue. To the anonymous pyrate, by Pere Casaldàliga |1|. Greed upon greed upon greed upon the World Bank of the open sea, heart closed to
Against the Debt Economy
George Caffentzis debt and money philosopher starts with his conclusion: The Global Justice movement of the 1990s and early 2000s focused on national debt. It
Cooperation to Development Co.
The manifesto “Development Cooperation Co.” arises from the malaise caused by the governments’ commitment to a development cooperation model that empties the word “cooperation” and
Capital Controls: A practical guide
This report, written by members of the ODG, the CADTM and RMF, explains the great importance of capital controls policies (restriction of the free movement
The new European Banking Liquidation Fund, another mechanism for socializing bank losses
The Ecofin (European Council for Economic and Financial Business) has agreed to create the fund for liquidating banks in Europe or, in other words, to