Vulture funds: Why the UK voted ‘no’ to action at the UN – dissected
More than 700 people have written to their MP to ask why the UK government voted against action on vulture funds at the United Nations in September. Many have now…

More than 700 people have written to their MP to ask why the UK government voted against action on vulture funds at the United Nations in September. Many have now…
Ghana is to hold negotiations with the IMF in September on a new loan programme following a fall in the currency which has increased the level of debt payments. Under…
The United Nations Intergovernmental Committee of Experts on Sustainable Development Financing has identified debt sustainability as one of the key financing challenges facing countries in the meeting of new Sustainable…
In the wake of Argentina being blocked from making debt payments, there is much speculation about who lies behind various trades taking place in financial markets. Argentina has been declared…
This past June 16th, the Supreme Court of the U.S. announced two highly pernicious decisions not only for Argentina and its people, but for all those who defend sovereignty and…
An open letter from Nobel Peace Laureate, Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, to Thomas Griesa, the US judge presiding over the ‘debt trial of the century’ between Argentina and two vulture funds…
It is 1998, I’m 16 and going on my first large protest. It’s in Birmingham for the Jubilee 2000 demonstration, calling for the G8 group of self-appointed most important countries…
It’s 10:30 at night and I’m trying a short cut through the grounds of an upmarket hotel in Grenada to get to my much cheaper room on the other side.…
UPDATE: Saturday 7 December A massive thank you to everyone who has donated over the three days of the Big Give. The matched funds have now run out, and we’ve…
Thanks a lot to everyone who took part in the #NotOurDebt photo action during Debt Week 2013. Here’s some of the best messages we saw on Twitter… [View the story…