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A month in the life of the Majority World

Recession heads South – and meets resistance.

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Gathering strength at the World Social Forum, Belém, in February 2009. Photo: Paulo Santos / Reuters

Financial meltdown and the Age of Possibility

As the empire of international finance collapses, David Ransom finds the chance to reset the compass towards democracy, equality and the survival of our planet.

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CIA enlarge their presence in Afghanistan

True tales of a mixed-up world

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Guantánamo: Both Sides of the Wire

Rowenna Davis meets a guard and an inmate from the notorious US prison camp in Cuba.

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Malaysia

Visitors to Kuala Lumpur could be forgiven for thinking that they have landed in a highly developed nation. But hidden from the casual visitors’ view are the urban slums, crammed high-rise lowincome housing, rural villages still in poverty.

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ACTION to put people first	Campaigns, contacts and resources.		April, 2009	421	Buy
Naked Emperors	It’s time to ask some very basic questions, like: What are banks for? What are houses for? What’s credit for? What’s the economy for? Or, for that matter, what’s the environment for? Vanessa Baird suggests a 10-point economic detox programme.	Vanessa Baird	April, 2009	421	Buy
Meltdown - The FACTS	How free-market fundamentalism brought the world to its knees		April, 2009	421	Buy
A month in the life of the Majority World	Recession heads South – and meets resistance.		April, 2009	421	Buy
Financial meltdown and the Age of Possibility	As the empire of international finance collapses, David Ransom finds the chance to reset the compass towards democracy, equality and the survival of our planet.	David Ransom	April, 2009	421	Buy
Nete Araujo	Interview with Brazilian squatter activist	Rowenna Davis	March, 2009	420	Buy
CIA enlarge their presence in Afghanistan	True tales of a mixed-up world		March, 2009	420	Buy
Sharing the sunshine	Portuguese project spreads solar power across Europe		March, 2009	420	Buy
Not such a natural disaster			March, 2009	420	Buy
Going Public	Unions’ fight brings flagship airline back to Argentina		March, 2009	420	Buy
Victor victorious			March, 2009	420	Buy
'Not in our name!'	Jewish voices raised against Israel’s Gaza onslaught	Richard Swift	March, 2009	420	Buy
Friday fracas	Maria Golia goes into battle for the underdog – and then wonders just what she has done.	Maria Golia	March, 2009	420	Buy
Guantánamo: Both Sides of the Wire	Rowenna Davis meets a guard and an inmate from the notorious US prison camp in Cuba.	Rowenna Davis	March, 2009	420	Buy
Malaysia	Visitors to Kuala Lumpur could be forgiven for thinking that they have landed in a highly developed nation. But hidden from the casual visitors’ view are the urban slums, crammed high-rise lowincome housing, rural villages still in poverty.	Anil Netto	March, 2009	420	Buy

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