Half a million citizens in Spain now have control over municipal government...
Over half a million people now have access to real participation in their municipality The OCMs: citizen bodies to control local governments (subtitles in: English, French, Italian, Greek, Portuguese...
View ArticleWhy the Portuguese public debt is not payable
There has been “not one historical incidence” where austerity policies have led a country to get out from under a heavy debt burden. Ashoka Mody, former IMF chief for mission to Ireland Download Why...
View ArticleGlobal week of action against the Debt and International Financial...
Argentina has fallen prey to a bunch of hedge funds known as ‘vulture funds’. Taking advantage of the precarious financial situations of some States, these vulture funds buy debts at a discounted price...
View ArticlePodemos and Debt repayment
By Sergi Cutillas, ODG. Published by ODG & eldiario.es Debt has been a colonial mechanism in many parts of the world. As such, it is a problem that affects sovereignty and should be faced with...
View ArticleGreek Debt Cancellation Now!
With debt restructuring a new priority in the political agenda of both the Greek government and its creditors, it is a forthright necessity to cancel public debt, starting with the debts to the Troika...
View ArticleDecentralized actions Blockupy central banks !
Around the (successful) mobilization of Blockupy in Frankfurt, several decentralized actions took place in central national banks (that are part of ECB) –> Italy Autonomous activists from north-east...
View ArticleThe Speaker of the Greek parliament launches a debt audit commission
The Speaker of the Greek parliament, Zoé Konstantopoulou, has announced during a press conference on 17 March 2015 the creation of a commission to audit the Greek debt. The scientific coordination of...
View ArticleAppeal to support the Resisting Greek people and its truth Commission on...
For the People’s right to Audit public debt 4 May To the people of Europe and the whole world! To all the men and women who reject the politics of austerity and are not willing to pay a public debt...
View ArticlePreliminary Report of the Truth Committee on Public Debt
The Truth Committee on Public Debt (Debt Truth Committee) was established on April 4, 2015, by a decision of the President of the Hellenic Parliament, Ms Zoe Konstantopoulou, who confided the...
View ArticleSupport for the resisting Greek people. For the people’s right to audit...
APPEAL TO SUPPORT THE RESISTING GREEK PEOPLE and its TRUTH COMMISSION ON PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE PEOPLES’ RIGHT TO AUDIT PUBLIC DEBT Click here GreekDebtTruthCommission.org to sign this Appeal Indicative...
View ArticleGreek debt crises: The European Stability Mechanism money started flowing –...
Greek debt crises: The European Stability Mechanism money started flowing – to creditors, not to Greece 8 September by Bodo Ellmers The Greek bailout saga entered a new round as the first tranches of...
View ArticleEuropean Conference on debt in Brussels
16 October Brussels, Belgium European Citizens’ Assembly on debt Auditoire Dom Helder Camara, Rue Plétinckx, 19 (Siège CSC), 9h30-17h30 Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/855… In the name...
View ArticleDebt audits challenge the power of opaque finance
by Fanny Malinen, published originally on OpenDemocracy The belief that debts have to be repaid is one the cornerstones of the austerity narrative. But we have the tools to challenge it. “Financial...
View ArticleOCAX: an online tool to keep public budgets under people’s control
A year ago, the PACD (Spanish Citizen Debt Audit Platform) launched its campaign to fight debt and lack of transparency in the municipalities. The aim was to create citizen observatories to get the...
View ArticleHalf a million citizens in Spain now have control over municipal government...
Over half a million people now have access to real participation in their municipality The OCMs: citizen bodies to control local governments (subtitles in: English, French, Italian, Greek, Portuguese...
View ArticleWhy the Portuguese public debt is not payable
There has been “not one historical incidence” where austerity policies have led a country to get out from under a heavy debt burden. Ashoka Mody, former IMF chief for mission to Ireland Download Why...
View ArticleGlobal week of action against the Debt and International Financial...
Argentina has fallen prey to a bunch of hedge funds known as ‘vulture funds’. Taking advantage of the precarious financial situations of some States, these vulture funds buy debts at a discounted price...
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