Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by CADTM, RIVIE Milan, TOUSSAINT Éric
CADTM: In late August 2021 the IMF announced that it would supply the global economy with US$650 billion to meet urgent needs. This would be achieved through an increase in Special Drawing Rights. What exactly does that mean?
Milan Rivié and Éric Toussaint: The 190 countries that are members (...)
, by WOLF Sherry
When the NY Daily News headline writers have to take a break from bashing Muslims to ravage your party’s key political hope as “Le Perv” on its front page, it’s time to reassess. Dominique Strauss-Kahn is accused of, let’s just call it by its proper name, RAPING a Manhattan hotel maid in his (...)
, par DUVAL Jérôme
As an instrument of the big creditors, the IMF tramples on basic human rights to enforce neoliberal policy in the North and in the South.
The superpowers have used the current crisis to move the International Monetary Fund (IMF) back into the center of politics. Its legitimation has fallen (...)
, by CADTM
As Dominique Strauss-Kahn takes up his post in Washington, CADTM demands full acknowledgement of the consequences of IMF operations since its creation
Today, November 1 2007, Dominique Strauss-Kahn takes up his post as managing director of the the IMF after a long, skilfully orchestrated (...)
, by Movements (international)
The following document was collectively drafted over a period of two months by representatives of organizations that attended the “Strategy Session on the International Monetary Fund” at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, DC, on the occasion of the IMF-World Bank Spring meeting (...)
, by AMBROSE Soren, BELLO Walden
As economists and politicians debate what to do about the latest challenges facing the IMF, civil society groups have a straightforward answer: take the IMF off life support.
For over 25 years the world has had one answer for countries that find themselves in a financial crisis: take the (...)
, by BELLO Walden, GUTTAL Shalmali
Bangkok - What a difference two decades make! In 1985, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank stood at the pinnacle of their power. Taking advantage of the Third World debt crisis of the early 1980s, both institutions were in the midst of instituting radical free market (...)
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