Les membres du G8 ont promis de réduire de moitié la pauvreté dans le monde avant 2015. A quatre ans de cette échéance, les huit puissances doivent débloquer d’urgence l’aide promise, investir dans la santé, l’éducation, la lutte contre la faim et stopper l’évasion fiscale qui prive les pays pauvres de ressources.
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Stunt organized by Italian ZeroZeroFive Campaign
Credit: shot4change
Oxfam's Big Heads made an appearance the day before the 2012 G20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico.
Felipe Calderon, President of Mexico, outlines the agenda with obvious objectives to fulfill: to reduce poverty, ensure food security, and establish a Robin Hood Tax to finance development and climate change adaptation... But the only item that's been discussed is the Euro.
Photo: Victoria Marzilli/Oxfam
For more information, visitwww.oxfam.org
Oxfam's Big Heads made an appearance the day before the 2012 G20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico. Here, Jorn Kalinsky of Oxfam Germany gives an interview to the press on why G20 leaders should focus on food security.
At the stunt, Oxfam set up a"working dinner" of the leaders of G20 countries in which they are eating, drinking and chatting next to the beach.
Alongside them, a large blackboard displays a check list with obvious objectives to fulfill: to reduce poverty, ensure food security, and establish a Robin Hood Tax to finance development and climate change adaptation... But the only item that's been discussed is the Euro.
Photo credit: Victoria Marzilli
For more information, visitwww.oxfam.org
Oxfam's Big Heads made an appearance the day before the 2012 G20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico. At the stunt, Oxfam set up a"working dinner" of the leaders of G20 countries in which they are eating, drinking and chatting next to the beach. Alongside them, a large blackboard displays a check list with obvious objectives to fulfill: to reduce poverty, ensure food security, and establish a Robin Hood Tax to finance development and climate change adaptation... But the only item that's been discussed is the Euro.
Photo credit: Victoria Marzilli
For more information, visitwww.oxfam.org
Oxfam's Big Heads made an appearance the day before the 2012 G20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico.
Photo credit: Victoria Marzilli
For more information, visitwww.oxfam.org
Oxfam's Big Heads made an appearance the day before the 2012 G20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico. At the stunt, Oxfam set up a"working dinner" of the leaders of G20 countries in which they are eating, drinking and chatting next to the beach. Alongside them, a large blackboard displays a check list with obvious objectives to fulfill: to reduce poverty, ensure food security, and establish a Robin Hood Tax to finance development and climate change adaptation... But the only item that's been discussed is the Euro.
Photo: Victoria Marzilli/Oxfam
For more information, visitwww.oxfam.org
Oxfam's Big Heads made an appearance the day before the 2012 G20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico. At the stunt, Oxfam set up a"working dinner" of the leaders of G20 countries in which they are eating, drinking and chatting next to the beach. Alongside them, a large blackboard displays a check list with obvious objectives to fulfill: to reduce poverty, ensure food security, and establish a Robin Hood Tax to finance development and climate change adaptation... But the only item that's been discussed is the Euro.
Photo: Victoria Marzilli/Oxfam
For more information, visitwww.oxfam.org
Oxfam's Big Heads made an appearance the day before the 2012 G20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico. At the stunt, Oxfam set up a"working dinner" of the leaders of G20 countries in which they are eating, drinking and chatting next to the beach. Alongside them, a large poster displays a check list with obvious objectives to fulfill: to reduce poverty, ensure food security, and establish a Robin Hood Tax to finance development and climate change adaptation... But the only item that's been discussed is the Euro.
Photo credit: Victoria Marzilli
For more information, visitwww.oxfam.org
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