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Bob’s Ballon

In response to:
Madeleine Bunting, June 4, 2007 The Guardian
While, on the whole you make some pretty good points, it does concern me that you seem to regard Bob Geldof as synonymous with the Make Poverty History Campaign, when, in reality, the two were, to a large extent seperate.
The Make Poverty History campaign was led [...]

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Let the Buyer Beware

On Thursday I was in London at the Trade Justice Movement’s rally outside the Embassy of Germany (who currently hold the European Unions’s rotating presidency), followed by visits to each EU embassy, in my case Cyprus. The issue at hand was these fairly obscure, and, you would think, relatively mundane things called Economic Parnership Agreements [...]

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The White Man’s Burden (?)

What do you think of when you think of Africa? Starving little children, rib cages and swollen bellies horrifically prominent in desolate, dusty villages, surrounded by flies? Or maybe corrupt military leaders living on a diet of conflict diamonds and caviar while their citizens starve? What about nations in a perpetual [...]

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