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by IFIs Latin American Monitor
In this edition you will find:
* Information resources: Basic Capabilities Index 2009
* News: Seminar-workshop in Montevideo, Bolivian deputies recommend to set up an external debt audit commission, Latin American CSOs and the EIB.
* Reports: Why should the global reserve system be reformed?, Gender, the IFIs and Debt.
* Statements: Solidarity and respect for popular sovereignty: Haiti is calling
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by IFIs Latin American Monitor
In this edition you will find:
* World Bank agrees to suspend funding for palm oil sector
* MPs will audit Brazil’s external debt
* Caribbean: Returning to the IMF, on their own terms
* The Brazilian government lends the IMF and cuts social spending
* Returning to the IMF is not for free
* Which Fund do you want?
* Jubilee South rejects IMF backing of Honduran Coup D'Etat
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by IFIs Latin American Monitor
In this edition you will find:
* QUITO DECLARATION - On finance for Living Well and the enforcement of Nature's Rights
* The IMF Reform: Aged wine in new wineskin
* US FTAs: blocking the exit from debt crises at a time of global downturn?
* Beyond the world creditors’ cartel
* Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) and the Global Reserve System
* The outcome of the 1st BRIC Summit: a derelict zero
* Impact of the HIPC Initiative on Bolivia
* IN-DEPTH REPORT: The global financial crisis: implications for the South
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by IFIs Latin American Monitor
In this edition you will find:
* Civil society scorecard - governments fail the test
* Correa: we have to defend people’s rights rather than capital
* International Seminar: the Global Crisis and its Impact on Andean and Amazonic Peoples
* Joint statement of the BRIC countries’ leaders
* Bank of the South: Maybe this time...
* IN-DEPTH REPORT: The global financial crisis: implications for the South
* EVENT: United Nations Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and its Impact on Development
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by IFIs Latin American Monitor
In this edition you will find:
* The World Bank rethinks its information disclosure policy
* The World Bank is redefining what is good for business. If you say so...
* Jubilee Foundation promotes external debt audit in Bolivia
* IMF conditionalities: A repeat of history?
* The G20’s mistake: Boosting the IMF without reforming it
* IMF and the IDB: A history of limited choices and broken promises
* NEW IN-DEPTH REPORT: United Nations Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and
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by IFIs Latin American Monitor
In this edition you will find:
* Latin America: Return to the IMF or reinforce alternatives?
* Without IFIs, there are no tax havens
* World Bank's "environment" loan to Brazil: for what?
* 50th IDB Annual Meeting: Notes from Medellín
* Stiglitz Commission finds lack of trade-finance coherence
* A special coverage of the G20 Summit - 2 April 2009. London, UK
* Information resource: "The global financial crisis: implications for the South"
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by IFIs Latin American Monitor
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by IFIs Latin American Monitor
In this edition you will find:
* "Mortgage mess sinks development bank portfolio"
* "IDB aims to increase its loan portfolio in Latin America"
* "Saving the planet or capitalism?"
* Campaign: "IADB.50: 50 years financing inequality"
* A special coverage of the World Social Forum 2009
* Information resource: "The global financial crisis: implications for the South" and "World Social Forum (WSF)"
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