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WSF Tunis
Tunis: A tale of two World Social Forumsby Nick Dearden
2 April
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WSF Tunis
Declaration of the Social Movements Assembly – World Social Forum 2013 29 March 2013, Tunisiaby Social Movements Assembly
31 March
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Cyprus - whose crisis?
by Petros Kosmas
31 March
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WSF Tunis
Eric Toussaint: “The Social Forum, upon contact with a reality at boiling point, has produced a positive chemical reaction”by Sergio Ferrari, Éric Toussaint
30 March
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WSF Tunis
Declaration of the Assembly on Debt, gathered in Tunis on the 29th of March 201330 March
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WSF Tunis
From the World Social Forum to the Arab Revoltsby Esther Vivas
30 March
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WSF Tunis
Tunis: Birth of a Common Front of Political Organisations Against Debt
by
Pauline Imbach27 March
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Oil companies force Ecuador to take another step forward in Audits
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Mike Krolikowski,
Stéphanie Jacquemont23 March
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Series: Banks versus the People: the Underside of a Rigged Game! (Part 7)
The Mockery of Banking Discipline
by
Éric Toussaint23 March
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EU in crisis
Even the Police can’t stop the first signs of a European Springby Corporate Europe Observatory
20 March
The WSF needs updating for a post-Arab Spring, post-Indignado world, writes Nick Dearden. The problems and the possibilities were both on show in Tunisia
The Tunisian World Social Forum has been the most energetic, lively, youthful forum held in recent years. You could be in no doubt that this (...)
As the Social Movements Assembly of the World Social Forum of Tunisia, 2013, we are gathered here to affirm the fundamental contribution of peoples of Maghreb-Mashrek (from North Africa to the Middle East), in the construction of human civilization. We affirm that decolonization for oppressed (...)
The economic crisis in Cyprus erupted during the second cycle of the European recession of 2011 as a result of harsh austerity policies imposed since 2010 in Europe. It is a new crisis born out of a failed response to the original European crisis. These policies were (and still are) a basis for (...)
Assessment after the World Social Forum in Tunis 2013
The World Social Forum (WSF) wound up its ninth centralized edition on Saturday, 30 March in the Tunisian capital with a significant quantifiable end result. More than 50,000 participants, almost one thousand activities of many kinds; an (...)
Considering that debt has, since the 15th century, been a principal historical instrument of colonization, plunder, domination, subjection, humiliation and destruction of Peoples and their traditions,
Considering that the debt of the global south has already been repaid several times, and that (...)
Tunisia, cradle of the revolts in the Arab world, hosts from today [26 March] and until Saturday the World Social Forum (WSF), the most important international meeting of social movements and organizations. And this is not by chance. The promoters of the WSF chose this country in reference to (...)
The first Mediterranean coordination against debt, austerity policies and foreign domination, and for a free, united, democratic, social, feminist and environmentally responsible Mediterranean region took place in Tunis on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 March in the build up to the World Social (...)
President Raphael Correa of Ecuador has decided that the arrogance of Chevron and Occidental Petroleum has gone far enough. These two North American oil companies are pursuing the Ecuadorian government by all the means possible in order to achieve international court rulings that sovereign (...)
“Markets have become too huge, complex, and fast-moving to be subject to twentieth-century supervision and regulation. No wonder this globalized financial behemoth stretches beyond the full comprehension of even the most sophisticated market participants. Financial regulators are required to (...)
After months of preparation, the days of action organised by the coalition For a European Spring erupted into life last week. However, here in Brussels the police tried to stop it: first banning a peaceful demonstration and then arbitrarily arresting people after a peaceful occupation of the (...)
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