European Union: New crisis, same recipe?
Recovery plans in the European Union and the Spanish state and its implications for energy and climate policy The measures taken to deal with the
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Polluters profiting from pandemic bailouts
How the fossil fuel industry is using the COVID-19 crisis to capture public funds and lock in-dirty energy Fossil Free Politics Campaign Investigation: Rachel Tansey based
Gambling with our lives – Health & Climate
Confronting global health and climate emergencies in the age of financialisation Why this report? The current global health and climate emergencies expose the results of
Extractivismo e financeirização – PORTUGUÉS
Como a Vale S.A. para que Mariana e Brumadinho não voltem a acontecer? Coordenação e edição:: Observatori del Deute en la Globalització (ODG) Autor: Alfons
Spotlight on financial justice
Ever feel like the system is rigged against you? Well, it is… Watch Citizens for Financial Justice’s new film, Alice in Moneyland, and learn how
Big corporations profiting from ECB’s Covid19 emergency program PEPP
The European Central Bank has conducted 781 new corporate bond purchases, benefiting 299 corporations, through its PEPP / Corporate Sector Purchase Programme (CSPP) since the
Cities VS multinationals
All over the world, and especially in Europe, cities have become a key battleground against the growing reach and power of multinational corporations, argues a
Know your billionaires! A Portrait of Europe through its Richest
A story about increasing inequality and a weakened democracy. As group Caso Castor, we have worked on a collaborative report by civil society and media organisations
Your tourism or our lives. Work and precariousness in the neoliberal city
Tourism is sold to the public opinion as a positive industry, generating employment, growth and opportunities. But there is a B-side of this idyllic photograph,
TOURISM: the new ‘El Dorado’ for international financial capitals
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,