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‘America’s parasitical oligarchs are masters of public relations. One of their favorite tactics is to masquerade as defenders of the common folk while neatly arranging things behind the scenes so that they can continue to plunder unimpeded. Perhaps nowhere is this sleight of hand displayed so artfully as it is at a particular high-profile charity […]

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‘The Greek stock market dived more than 20 percent on Monday immediately after opening, with the Athex Composite down to 615.12. Piraeus Bank and the National Bank of Greece both plunged 30 percent, the maximum allowed. Banks account for about one-fifth of the main Athens index.’ Read more: Greek stock exchange plummets 23% as it reopens […]

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‘French Finance Minister Michel Sapin has criticized his German counterpart Wolfgang Schäuble for proposing a temporary withdrawal from the euro for debt-laden Greece. “I think Mr Schäuble is wrong and even contradicting his own deep European commitment,” the French minister said in an interview to be published Monday in the German business daily Handelsblatt, excerpts […]

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‘A group of hedge funds that hold a large proportion of Puerto Rico’s debt have demanded that its government fires teachers, collects more taxes and reforms labor laws, as the US territory contemplates default. The demand was stated in a report written by three economists with strong links to the International Monetary Fund and was […]

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‘It will not be news to 41 million Americans that this nation is in the middle of a student debt crisis. That’s the number of people burdened by student loan payments. But many people, including many student debt holders, may be surprised to learn that people can be pursued for student debt even into their […]

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‘Banks and building societies will begin to withdraw their best mortgage deals next week as home owners scramble to beat the rise in interest rates this winter. Two of Britain’s biggest lenders, Barclays and Santander, are planning increases for Monday and Tuesday that will add hundreds of pounds to the cost of new loans, The […]

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”Slavery never truly ended, it merely transformed itself. Once, we had horrors like the Dutch slave trade, and now we have the horrors of global debt slavery. As more nations like Greece collapse under the weight of debt obligations to the international banking cartel, and as more of the world’s people are forced into austerity […]

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When a speculator bought a new particle-board-and-paint McMansion in the middle of nowhere in 2007 with nothing down and a $500,000 mortgage, the lender and the buyer both considered the house as $500,000 of collateral. The lender counted the house…

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‘If you thought the Goldman Sachs banker who did the deal to get Greece into the euro might have been chased out of the City of London, think again. Antigone Loudiadis, more widely known as “Addy”, has been richly rewarded by the bank for her dealmaking prowess and now sits atop one of Europe’s fastest […]

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On the surface, everything still looks remarkably stable in the core industrial economies. The stock markets in Japan, Germany and the U.S. are only a few percentage points off their highs, and we’re constantly assured that inflation no longer exists…

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Debt Resistance UK (DRUK) are initiating a local authority debt audit campaign to demonstrate how the framework of local government finance has been co-opted to work in the interests of private banks, and not in the interests of taxpaying citizens…

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‘Time Warner Cable continues to be incredibly good at being incredibly bad at what it does. The cable operator already enjoys arguably the worst customer satisfaction ratings of any company in any U.S. industry, below even Comcast. Its horrible customer service is legendary, and things have actually gotten worse as the company has sat on […]

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Beneath the endless twists and turns of Greece’s debt crisis lie fundamental asymmetries that doom the euro, the joint currency that has been the centerpiece of European unity since its introduction in 1999. The key imbalance is between export powerhouse…

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Beneath the endless twists and turns of Greece’s debt crisis lie fundamental asymmetries that doom the euro, the joint currency that has been the centerpiece of European unity since its introduction in 1999. The key imbalance is between export powerhouse…

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