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Developing countries split over climate measures: A major split between developing countries has emerged at the UN climate talks in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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News: Solidarity and respect for Popular Sovereignty: Haiti is Calling Jubilee South / Americas - 15-01-2010; Developing countries split over climate measures BBC NEWS - 09-12-2009; Civil society hands proposals to 2010 budget rapporteur in Brazil Lucidio Barbosa - 26-10-2009; Guinness world record shattered by citizens across globe demanding that their leaders end poverty inesc - 21-10-2009; 50 days to Copenhagen: The Countdown Has Begun! inesc - 20-10-2009; Stand Against Poverty inesc - 13-10-2009; The Rise of ‘Climate Protectionism’ inesc - 23-10-2009; Huge media coverage for Global Climate Wake Up Call inesc - 23-09-2009; 10 Days of Action: Countdown to Commitments ivonem - 29-06-2009; 10 Days of Action: Countdown to Commitments ivonem - 24-06-2009; More...

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TRADE: A Lost Decade for the WTO?: Ten years ago, the Seattle Ministerial of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) flashed over into a ‘Battle of Seattle’ before the eyes of a startled world.

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Civil society hands proposals to 2010 budget rapporteur in Brazil: At a breakfast organized by the Chamber of Deputies, the budget rapporteur Federal Deputy Geraldo Magela (PT-Federal District) received from the Brazil Budget Forum (FBO) a study on the 2010 Budget Legislative Proposal (PLOA), currently under discussion in Congress. The Institute for Socioeconomic Studies (INESC) also presented analyses on the major figures of the budgetary proposal, public security, and agrarian reform.

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Stand Against Poverty: MILLIONS MOBILIZE WORLDWIDE AND ON WEB DEMANDING THAT WORLD LEADERS ERADICATE POVERTY. Citizens attempt to break another Guinness World Record by showing their governments they won't stand for broken promises to world's poorest

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World Bank DPL to Brazil: Moving Money or Mainstreaming Environmental Sustainability?: This article discusses the changing relationship between the Bank and Brazil within the context of a new $1.3 billion Development Policy Loan. It includes a review of the background and concerns associated with development policy lending since 2004, and then offers a detailed analysis of the Brazilian Sustainable Environmental Management (SEM) DPL.

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