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Money for Nothing: Three ways the G20 could deliver up to $280 billion for poor countries

04/09/2009

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This weekend the finance ministers of the G20 nations will meet in London. Whilst the rich world feels that the worst of the economic crisis may be behind it, the poorest countries are being hit hardest, with those living on the margins of the global economy paying for the bankers’ folly with their lives.

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