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Over 230 well-known personalities from 50 countries have united to call for stronger international action against fascism and imperialism

CADTM International — 2026-01-21T13:05:28Z

On the initiative of CADTM International, over 230 prominent individuals from around 50 countries across all continents have signed an international appeal calling for intensified anti-fascist and anti-imperialist action. This appeal expresses alarm over the global surge of far-right, neo-fascist movements and imperialist aggression. To sign the call, click here.
The manifesto has garnered support from a diverse array of notable figures, including parliamentarians, academics, activists, (…)

- News from around the world / Antifascism, Anti-imperialism

8 March: Solidarity with women in Gaza, the DR of the Congo, and of the world at large

CADTM International — 2025-03-08T08:10:29Z

On this international day of struggle for the rights of women, the CADTM reasserts its commitment to feminist movements that fight systemic oppressions everywhere in the world: patriarchal capitalism, neocolonial exploitation, and militarized violence.

- IVP602 - March 2025 / Women, Debt

Call for a global counter-summit of social movements to the IMF-WB Annual Meetings

CADTM International — 2023-01-26T11:44:09Z

“Let's make the voice of social movements heard in Marrakech next October. We want to demonstrate the power of organized peoples, defend popular sovereignty and promote social and environmental justice.”

- IV576 - January 2023 / Morocco, Global Justice, Debt

CADTM rejoices in the united anti-fascist mobilization in Athens on 7 October 2020 and the judgement against the neo-nazi Golden Dawn party

CADTM International — 2020-10-08T08:11:33Z

The CADTM congratulates demonstrators for the success of the united antifascist mobilisation in Athens this Wednesday 7 October, as well the Athens penal court for its decision to label the neo-nazi Golden Dawn party as a ‘criminal organization'.

- News from around the world / Greece, Far Right

The resignation of the World Bank president should encourage countries to terminate all agreement with the Bretton Woods institutions

CADTM International — 2019-01-30T07:07:15Z

On Monday, 7 January 2019, Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank (WB) has announced his resignation. Kristalina Georgieva, the current Chief Executive Officer of the World Bank will assume the role of interim President effective February 1 till the President of the United States, Donald Trump designates Kim's successor. Truly symbolic of this anti-democratic institution working against the interests of the people of the planet.

- IV528 - January 2019 / Economy