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Victory at UNCTAD

Posted on April 30 2012

UNCTAD has won its fight to express its own opinion on globalisation in the face of attempts by the USA and others to suppress debate.

There’s a full report by Deborah James in the Huffington Post, here. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/deborah-james/unctad-xiii-conference_b_1462554.html

One Response to “Victory at UNCTAD”

John Palmer says:

April 30 2012 at 12:06 pm

The international bankers and their agents become very uncomfortable when their false economics are highlighted and challenged.

Over here and under-taxed

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