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8 Dec 2011

The imminent bankruptcy of the private finance sector?

The Autumn Statement reveals but one thing: the Chancellor and his advisers are both ill-advised and dangerously ill-prepared for the forthcoming prolonged Depression.
8 Dec 2011

Jubilee campaign calls for European debt cancellation

Jubilee Debt Campaign, the successor organisation to Jubilee 2000, has called for a cancellation of many of the debts owed between European countries.
19 Nov 2011

Call on vulture fund to drop illegal Congo debt demands

The Jubilee Debt Campaign has called on vulture fund FG Hemisphere to drop its multimillion debt claim against the Democratic Republic of Congo.
4 Nov 2011

G20 failure to tackle debt ‘incredible’

In the midst of another global debt crisis, the most powerful countries are still failing to regulate irresponsible lenders, says Jubilee Debt Campaign.
25 Oct 2011

Clegg under fire over Egypt's £100 million debt to the UK

The Deputy Prime Minister has pledged £5 million to help the Egyptian economy, but failed to mention the country's existing debt to the UK, inherited from Mubarak.
6 Oct 2011

The parallel universe of David Cameron

Welcome to the parallel universe of David Cameron. It is a world in which the Tories stand up for the poor, lead the fight against dictatorship and stop people from being given benefits on demand. It is a world that exists in a conference hall in Manchester this week, in a few daily papers the rest of the time, and in the less well-informed parts of the right-wing blogosphere. It has nothing in common with the world that most of us live in.
27 Aug 2011

Charity launches ad campaign to help people in housing difficulty

The housing and homelessness charity Shelter has launched a new advertising campaign to encourage people facing housing problems to seek earlier advice.
1 Aug 2011

US deficit deal set to hit the vulnerable and protect the rich

The world's largest debtor nation, the United States, is set for a deficit ceiling deal which will result in cuts hitting some of the most vulnerable.
20 Jul 2011

People of Greece need 'debt justice', says NGO

European Union leaders have been urged to deliver “debt justice” as they prepare for an emergency summit on the economic crisis.
4 Apr 2011

Debt, gold and the IMF windfall

On 6 April 2011 the International Monetary Fund is meeting in Washington DC to discuss for the first time how to spend a $3 billion windfall from selling gold and lending more money since the financial crisis.

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