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A year on, a hundred years on; why Haiti still waits for justice and freedom.

Bright Green Editors 14 January 2011 A year on, a hundred years on; why Haiti still waits for justice and freedom.2011-01-14T09:30:02+00:00 2 Comments
By Cornelius Grissiths, this post first appeared at No Sweat Historically crippled by international debts, the middle of the twentieth century saw the IMF force Haiti (then occupied by America)…
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The People’s Bank; a way out of the current crisis for Britain – and Ireland

Bright Green Editors 12 January 2011 The People’s Bank; a way out of the current crisis for Britain – and Ireland2015-11-03T12:57:29+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
By Rupert Read The Dail voted through Ireland’s Euro-bailout package. The Irish Greens wanted an election in January: they haven’t got it. But Cowen, the Irish PM, did say in…
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It’s time for some real democratic reform.

Adam Ramsay 6 January 2011 It’s time for some real democratic reform.2011-01-06T17:00:09+00:00 11 Comments
This piece first appeared in the new online magazine Discussion Point, which I suggest you check out. I struggle to get passionate about the coming AV referendum. It's not that…
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Food, fuel, and Euro crash: challenges for 2011

Adam Ramsay 5 January 2011 Food, fuel, and Euro crash: challenges for 20112011-01-05T12:13:10+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
It's looking like 2011 is going to be a bumpy economic ride. How the anti-cuts movement manoeuvres these mountains could define our future. For a start, the amount stuff (commodities)…
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Neoliberalism and the challenge for student protesters.

Adam Ramsay 3 January 2011 Neoliberalism and the challenge for student protesters.2011-01-03T15:09:12+00:00 9 Comments
or: what we've learnt: In the mid 1970s, a small group of influential economists from the University of Chicago used the excuse of an oil crisis and the backing of…
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Dick of the year: George Osborne

Bright Green Editors 31 December 2010 Dick of the year: George Osborne2010-12-31T16:00:51+00:00 2 Comments
This is a nomination for the Bright Green #Dick2010 award from Louise Hazan George Osborne, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Of all the dicks eligible for this award, there can't be…
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Dick of the Year: Alistair Darling

Peter McColl 31 December 2010 Dick of the Year: Alistair Darling2010-12-31T14:00:34+00:00 2 Comments
Reading through the nominations on the blog, I’m struck by the rush to slot the political football into an empty goal. Nominating Donald Trump, Nick Clegg or Lord Browne is…
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Dick of the year: Fabrice Tourre

Bright Green Editors 31 December 2010 Dick of the year: Fabrice Tourre2010-12-31T13:30:51+00:00 1 Comment
This is a nomination for the Bright Green #dick2010 award, from Murray Worthy Fabrice Tourre, Goldman Sachs – dick of the decade Fabrice Tourre (self nicknamed "The Fabulous Fab") is…
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Dick of the year – Lord Lawson

Bright Green Editors 29 December 2010 Dick of the year – Lord Lawson2010-12-29T09:00:22+00:00 Environment 1 Comment
This is a submission for the Bright Green Dick of the Year award from Dave Hampton 'Carbon Coach' - for more climate denying dicks, have a look here. You can…
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Philip Green doesn’t create wealth.

Adam Ramsay 24 December 2010 Philip Green doesn’t create wealth.2010-12-24T17:00:01+00:00 9 Comments
Over the last month, UK Uncut has seen wide public support. For the most recent day of action, I was in Oxford. We shut down 5 separate tax dodgers. Passers…
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