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FINANCE: The Poor Will Pay Too

FINANCE: Gustavo Capdevila interviews UNCTAD expert MICHAEL HERRMANN GENEVA, Nov 18 (IPS) - Developing countries are not safe from the damaging effects of the current financial crisis, as had initially been forecast, but so far the impact ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA INTERVIEWS UNCTAD EXPERT MICHAEL HERRMANN, Inter Press Service,  18 Nov 2008

HEALTH: Progress Towards WHO Pact on Tobacco Smuggling

HEALTH: GENEVA, Oct 27 (IPS) - A draft protocol to eliminate all forms of illicit trade in tobacco products, such as contraband, illegal manufacturing and counterfeit cigarettes, has been outlined at the World Health Organisation ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  27 Oct 2008

ECONOMY: Civil Society Has Something to Say

ECONOMY: GENEVA, Oct 27 (IPS) - Governments cannot deal with the current financial crisis on their own, and need the support of the people they govern, which is "best translated by the opinions of the civil society movement," said Werner H. ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  27 Oct 2008

GEORGIA-RUSSIA: Talks Off to Uneasy Start

GEORGIA-RUSSIA: GENEVA, Oct 15 (IPS) - Talks to put an end to the conflict in Georgia came up against foreseeable difficulties due to the obstinacy of both sides, although at least the process has gotten off the ground, said a European ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  15 Oct 2008

TRADE: Old Talks Never Die

TRADE: GENEVA, Sep 1 (IPS) - "History tells us that multilateral trade negotiations never die, and the current Doha Round is no exception," said economist Carlos Pérez del Castillo, Uruguays former permanent representative to the World ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  1 Sep 2008

TRADE: New World Order in Doha’s Wake

TRADE: GENEVA, Aug 1 (IPS) - The standoff between China and India, the worlds two fastest growing economies, and the United States not only buried the last attempt to save the Doha Round, but also demonstrated changes in the balance of ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  1 Aug 2008

TRADE: Doha Round Crumbles to Dust

TRADE: GENEVA, Jul 29 (IPS) - The Doha Round of multilateral trade talks was brought crashing down late Tuesday by the same discrepancies between rich and poor countries that have marked the nearly seven years of negotiations from the ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  29 Jul 2008

TRADE: Subsidies (and Food Prices) Soar at Doha

TRADE: GENEVA, Jul 28 (IPS) - Bias in the WTO proposals to reform agricultural trade, which are being analysed for the second consecutive week, will definitely aggravate the food crisis caused in recent months by the high prices of farm ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  28 Jul 2008

TRADE: A Partial Doha Agreement

TRADE: GENEVA, Jul 25 (IPS) - The trade ministers of 33 WTO member countries ironed out a few of the differences Friday that have been standing in the way of the completion of the Doha Round of multilateral trade talks, although the ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  25 Jul 2008

TRADE: Industrial Markets in Dispute

TRADE: GENEVA, Jul 23 (IPS) - The rivalry between rich and poor countries over the international markets for industrial goods has taken root in the World Trade Organisation (WTO), where it represents one of the biggest obstacles to the ...

From GUSTAVO CAPDEVILA, Inter Press Service,  23 Jul 2008

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