neoliberalism

Los problemas del TiSA. Servicios, democracia y poder corporativo en la era de Trump

Scott Sinclair
Con el pretexto de expandir el comercio internacional de servicios, el TiSA dificultará enormemente a los gobiernos la regulación de servicios básicos como la energía, el agua, la banca, el transporte, la educación, etc. Además, el acuerdo propuesto está diseñado para abrir a la fuerza los servicios públicos a la participación comercial. Puede que su programa satisfaga los intereses comerciales de las corporaciones transnacionales que lo están negociando en secreto, pero desde luego no repercutirá ...
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Our health is not for sale!

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7 April health day for public and free health careHealth, as one of our most precious possessions, has an estimable value in our society. With long struggles in the 19th and 20th centuries in Europe and globally the people achieved to impose health care as their fundamental right and as a collective public value to be preserved and taken care of. In the last 30 years these achievements became more and more endangered. The ruling classes repeatedly tried to bend the health care to their interests on a global scale. Commercialization and privatization of health care ...
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The leaders of the striking farm workers in San Quintin Valley in Baja California took busses and marched to the U.S. Mexico border wall in Tijuana, to draw attention to the fact that the tomatoes and strawberries they pick are exported to the U.S. | Auth
The leaders of the striking farm workers in San Quintin Valley in Baja California took busses and marched to the U.S. Mexico border wall in Tijuana, to draw

Free Trade and the Right to (Not) Migrate

November 2016
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Videos and pictures | International conference, 28 Sept - 1 Oct 2016 | Berlin and BrusselsSince the implementation of the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 1994 the destruction of local economies and livelihoods drove many Mexicans into migration, to look for jobs and get money to send back home to their impoverished families.Around the world, the forced implementation of trade liberalisation, privatisation, and deregulation increased injustice and drove millions of peoples into poverty since the beginning of the neoliberal era. Today, the ...
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