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Cities VS multinationals in a post-Covid world – FULL PUBLICATION

emma25 de June de 202024 de June de 2020

Today, we are finally releasing the full extent of our publication “Cities versus multinationals” (available for download), co-published by the Corporate Europe Observatory (Brussels), Observatori

Big corporations profiting from ECB’s Covid19 emergency program PEPP

MartaPerez10 de June de 202020 de September de 2023

The European Central Bank has conducted 781 new corporate bond purchases, benefiting 299 corporations, through its PEPP / Corporate Sector Purchase Programme (CSPP) since the

The Citizen Debt Audit Platform (PACD) reactivates

emma12 de May de 2020

The Citizen Debt Audit Platform (PACD) reactivates in face of the new crisis that is coming upon us and to avoid history repeating itself. Remember

COP25 has only served to wash the image of polluting companies, compared to the proposals of the Social Summit for Climate

emma18 de December de 201913 de May de 2020

Final declaration Social Climate Summit, read here. A través del patrocinio, la COP25 se ha convertido en un gran escaparate donde lavar de verde a

Talk-debate: Tourism and precariousness, an inseparable binomial?

emma5 de December de 20195 de December de 2019

Tourism is sold to neighbours, tourists and investors as a positive industry, generating employment, growth and opportunities. It is true that this moto is increasingly

COP25 Madrid / Let’s mobilize for social, environmental and climate justice!

emma14 de November de 201914 de November de 2019

ODG participates in the alternative events’ organisation round COP-25 Madrid On October 31st we received the news that the Conference of the Parties to the

TOURISM; the new ‘El Dorado’ for international financial capitals

emma7 de November de 20197 de November de 2019

Tourism increasingly belongs to international finance and responds to growing speculative interests with a financialisation logic. The consequences for the neighbours are obvious: rent increases,

INFOGRAPHIC #Tourism&Finance

emma7 de November de 20197 de November de 2019

Tourism increasingly belongs to international finance and responds to growing speculative interests with a financialisation logic. The consequences for the neighbours are obvious: rent increases,