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Ten hours against neo-liberalism and for humanity Brussels, Belgium. Saturday, January 25, 1997 • The neo-liberal disorder. Is work an "obstacle"? Michel Husson, author of Misère du Capital. Une critique du néolibéralisme, Militant of AC (Acting against Unemployment), France, and Pedro Montes, Researcher at the Bank of • The debt-empire strikes back Do the World Bank and the IMF really want to cancel third world debt? Eric Toussaint, Committee for the Cancellation of Third World Debt • Resistances: liberation of indigenous peoples Nellys Palomo, Chiapas, Mexico, and Rosendo Rojas, Member of Parliament, • Public services faced with neoliberalism Brenda Silvera, teacher and trade union activist, Montevideo, Uruguay, Sabine Dick, shop steward at Belgacom, Belgium, and João Machado, Economist, Brazil. • The multinationals seen by "their" with workers from V.W., Caterpillar, ICI, and SEAT-V.W. (Barcelona). • Africa under the structural • Liberation of indigenous women Nellys Palomo, Chiapas, Mexico. • Exploitation of children at work • Rwanda: Genocide's creditors Pierre Galand, President of CNCD, Eric Toussaint and Ndoba Gasana • Zapatismo v. neo-liberalism Participation of a representative of the Zapatistas (Mexico) • I accuse neo-liberalism Albert Jacquard, author of J'accuse l'Economie Triomphante, France. • Limits to globalisation Robert Went, Co-director of the International Institute for Research and Education (IIRE), Amsterdam, Anke Hintjens (COCAD), and Nicholas Hildyard, co-editor of The Ecologist, Vrij Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Avenue de la Plaine, Ixelles, * CADTM, 29, Rue Plantin B-1070
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