GRAIN examina lo que hay detrás de la fiebre por las tierras en África y revela que hay una lucha mundial por algo que, cada vez más, es considerado una mercancía más preciosa que el oro o el petróleo: el agua.
Llamamiento común de mas de 60 organizaciones de la sociedad civil
Déclaration commune de plus de 60 organisations de la société civile
Joint statement released by more than 60 civil society organisations against the role of pension funds and other financial instutions in land grabbing
The Right Livelihood Award Foundation co-organised a seminar in the Swedish Parliament on June 14, 2012 where a new report on land grabbing by researchers of the Right Livelihood College Campus in Lund was released.
- RLA Foundation
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18 June 2012
GRAIN looks behind the current scramble for land in Africa to reveal a global struggle for what is increasingly seen as a commodity more precious than gold or oil - water.
La Declaración de la Conferencia Especial para la Soberanía Alimentaria realizada en Buenos Aires cuestiona la posición adoptada por la FAO en relación al acaparamiento de tierras en América Latina.
La Banca mondiale sta svolgendo un ruolo centrale nell'accaparrameto globale di terre, dicono i movimenti contadini ed i loro alleati internazionali.
- CRBM, FIAN, Focus, FOE, GRAIN, La Via Campesina, TNI
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23 April 2012
Nous nous joignons aux mouvements des paysans dans la lutte contre l’accaparement des terres et pour contrer les tentatives de la Banque mondiale et de ses alliés de présenter l’expropriation des terres des paysans comme une opération responsable.
- CRBM, FIAN, Focus, FOE, GRAIN, La Via Campesina, TNI
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23 April 2012
The World Bank is playing a leading role in a global land grab, says farmers' movement and its international allies.
- CRBM, FIAN, Focus, FOE, GRAIN, La Via Campesina, TNI
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23 April 2012
Presentations by Antonio Tricarico of CRBM (financialisation of nature in general) and Devlin Kuyek of GRAIN (land grabbing as specific sector / example)
According to worldbankpresident.org, Nigeria's finance minister Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala - not exactly a foe of land grabbing - may be in the lead to become the next president of the World Bank.
