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International press

External debt: a false sense of achievement

By Yousuf Nazar PAKISTAN’s official external debt has not gone down since 1999 although it has received record aid, investments, and remittances flows. It has gone up to $36.9 billion from $33.6 billion in 1999 despite receiving at least $10 (...)
Plundering of Public Assets in Pakistan - A Chronology of Privatization - (1991-2006)

30 January 2008 - by Abdul Khaliq

(CADTM-Pakistan) Pakistan, under the gospel of market economy is aggressively pursuing the policy of market liberalization and privatization since 1991. Government of Pakistan during 1990s after being hit by economic downturn was forced to (...)
Benazir assassination: The unprecedented mass reaction

29 December 2007 - by Farooq Tariq

Pakistan has never seen so many people protesting in streets all over as been the case during the last two days. They were all united across Pakistan to condemn the brutal murder of Benazir Bhutto. The news was heard with a great shock and (...)
Press release

Pakistan: CADTM condemns the state of emergency declared by Pervez Musharraf, for too long supported by the major powers and the World Bank

On Saturday 3 November 2007, Pakistan’s president Pervez Musharraf declared a state of emergency and ordered widespread repressive measures against the numerous opponents of his regime. Several activists for democracy in CADTM’s Pakistan branch (...)
Farooq Tariq arrested in Pakistan

CADTM strongly condemns the sudden and further arrest of Farooq Tariq. General Secretary of Labor Party of Pakistan, he is also member of CADTM Pakistan. Farooq was arrested under Terrorist Act while being part of a peacefull protest. We demand (...)
PRSP in Pakistan

6 March 2003 - by Collectif

The PRSP process does not offer anything other than regurgitation of old policies and practices. Therefore, it is unlikely that the results will be any different from what they always have (...)