FDC is the Philippine's first and longest-running debt campaign organization and the world’s oldest debt-watch monitor
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Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC) retweeted
Why is this getting more and more crowded? 😂😂😂
#SEAblings #Knetz
Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC) retweeted
Aaron Pedrosa of PMCJ mentioned that communities devastated by the World Bank investments have been at the onset, invisible from all stages of the project process.
ICYMI: Freedom from Debt Coalition, together with Asian Peoples' Movement on Debt and Development, Philippine Movement for Climate Justice, Sanlakas, Bukluran ng Manggagawang Pilipino, Oriang, K4K-QC, Aniban ng Manggagawa sa Agrikultura, and other progressive organizations – at Manila City, National Capital Region
Obanil concluded his speech by encouraging the public to remain vigilant, strengthen their ranks, and flood the streets with protests and mass actions to hold the culprits accountable and demand for a working system that works for the people, and not a select, powerful elite.## – at Manila City, National Capital Region
Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC) retweeted
Manjette Lopez @fdc_phils reminded, “The Philippines has an automatic appropriation law, & debt servicing is prioritized. Last year, $1.5 tn was paid in debt service.” On the other hand, in Pakistan, 47% of 2025/26 budget is for debt servicing,” said @FarooqTariq3
Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC) retweeted
Key message from our #FfD4 side event jointly organised by @AsianPeoplesMvt @RRNNepal @ActionAid @LDCWatch2001 @saape_network ➡️We demand an overhaul of int'l financial architecture, fulfillment of past commitments & must go beyond Compromiso de Sevilla
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In the decades since the fall of the Marcos dictatorship, the resurgence of the Philippine oligarchy has deeply
Join us as we unpack how the top 10 richest Filipinos have turned massive investments in public goods like infrastructure and utilities into political influence. How has this deep intertwining of economic and political power shaped state policies?
What does it mean for democracy, public accountability, and the common good?
#EconJusticeNow
The $500 B lost to global tax abuse every year means that much is lost in healthcare, education and other essential services.
Governments at #FFD4 have a chance to reform the financial architecture and ensure a more equal world through debt, tax, climate, and gender justice.
Those that mainly caused and are aggravating the debt crises should not lead debt architecture reform processes. #IMF and #World Bank – ⛔you have no place at #FFD4People and Planet.
Global North governments are blocking progress on sovereign debt reform at #FFD4 .
We urge negotiators at FFD4 to heed our call: debt justice and a UN Framework Convention on Debt now! #FFD4People
#CancelTheDebt
#DebtJusticeNow
#UNDebtConvention
#FFD4People
#PayUpForClimateFinance #RiseUpForClimateJustice #DeclareClimateEmergency
#StandUpAgainstWarAndGenocide #RampUpForFossilFuelPhaseoutAndJustTransition #GDOA2024 – at Quezon City, National Capital Region
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Join our Public Transport Modernization Program (PTMP) webinar: STEPPING ON THE BRAKES vs. Unjust Transition, tomorrow, November 19, 2024, 2PM via Zoom.
Zoom link to the webinar: us02web.zoom.us/j/8922233973…
Zoom ID: 892 2233 9735 | Passcode: 921952 – at Quezon City, National Capital Region
