US EditionLula Condemns Drop in Financial Assistance to Developing Countries Amid Surgind Military Spending
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The cuts made by the U.S. government to the U.S. Development Cooperation Authority (USAID) lead to problems and fears in developing countries and emerging economies. Oxfam, the aid organization, complained with regard to the Democratic Republic of Congo, that the humanitarian situation there has deteriorated dramatically since the US aid was stopped.
Lula condemns drop in financial assistance to developing countries amid surgind military spending
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva condemned on Sunday the reduction in financial aid for environmental, economic, and social causes from wealthier countries to the poorer nations, highlighting a 7% drop in Official Development Assistance (ODA) in 2024, while military spending increased by 9.4%.
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The Gleneagles Summit 2005, Eriko Sugita / Reuters 20 years ago, the words of Nelson Mandela rang out in Trafalgar Square. He called on the world to Make Poverty History stating that ‘as long as poverty, injustice and gross inequality persist in our world, none of us can truly rest’. World leaders gathering in Gleneagles in 2005 agreed- committing to cancel the debt of 18 of the poorest countries and boosting aid for developing counties by $50bn…
On an event in Monaco, President Lula criticized the rich countries for spending more on military expenditure than on environmental tariffs
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Globo'What is missing is political provision and commitment to finance' said the Brazilian President
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