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Nyéléni Newsletter - Boletín Nyéléni - Bulletin

Nyéléni: Number 0/ Numero 0/ Numéro 0

Saturday 9 October 2010 by LRAN

The Number 0 of the Nyeleni Newsletter is now available online in three languages: English, Spanish and French!

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Investing in land: a commentary on the World Bank report

Saturday 9 October 2010 by LRAN

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Food figures need a pinch of salt

Isobel Tomlinson

Saturday 9 October 2010 by LRAN

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Philippines: Updates Re Hacienda Luisita Case

Saturday 18 September 2010 by LRAN

FARM or Farmworkers Agrarian Reform Movement is one of the parties to the controversial Hacienda Luisita case now pending before the Supreme Court. Hacienda Luisita, a 6,453-hectare estate located in the municipalities of Concepcion, Tarlac City and La Paz, Tarlac province. The estate is owned (...)

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World Bank report on land grabbing: beyond the smoke and mirrors

GRAIN - September 2010

Saturday 18 September 2010 by LRAN

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Africa Up For Grabs

Saturday 4 September 2010 by LRAN

The African continent is increasingly being seen as a source of agricultural land and natural resources for the rest of the world. National governments and private companies are obtaining access to land across the continent to grow crops for food and fuel to meet growing demand from mainly (...)

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Stop land grabbing now

Thursday 26 August 2010 by LRAN

Say NO to the principles of “responsible” agro-enterprise investment promoted by the World Bank

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New Blog on Oilpalm in Africa

Tuesday 24 August 2010 by LRAN

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SPECIAL COVERAGE: HACIENDA LUISITA

Contrary to What Cojuangco-Aquinos Say, Farming Improved Lives of Many Luisita Folk

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Tuesday 24 August 2010 by LRAN

After the Presidential Agrarian Reform Council ordered the revocation of the SDO in Hacienda Luisita, the farmer beneficiaries launched what they call a “bungkalan” or the cultivation of idle Luisita land. It was both a political statement and a matter of survival for the farm workers who were (...)

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