As a new generation of Phillippines leadership tries to target Walden Bello and accuse him of libel, John Cavanagh explained to Common Dreams why “they picked the wrong person to go after.”
Hugo Chavez put an end to the reign of neoliberal IMF policies that had impoverished the masses of Latin America.
The WTO should stop insisting on an out-of-date trade agenda. It should get back on track — or get out of the way — to support fresh approaches that bolster local food systems.
The threat of global warming, argues columnist Walden Bello, requires a fundamental shift in the global economic system.
Even the world’s top financiers are beginning to panic.
Can the environmental movement in the Global South, asks Walden Bello, serve as a pivotal agent in the fight against global warming?
Ten years after the Asian financial crisis, the Pacific economies have yet to really recover. Meanwhile, as columnist Walden Bello argues, finance capital resists any form of global regulation, making more financial crises likely.