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<title>Disaster donations may well end up servicing the Third World Debt!</title>
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<title>Disaster donations may well end up servicing the Third World Debt!</title>
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<description>By Damien Millet and Eric Toussaint (*)
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Ever since the earthquake that struck off the coast of Indonesia on 26th December there has been a profusion of figures in the headlines, increasing remorselessly: the number of victims, the cost of the damage, the amount of international aid. And a succession of meetings involving the major powers: the Jakarta conference, a G7 meeting, a session of the Paris Club ... Let us pause to comment on some little-known facts and figures that should be at the heart of the debate.</description>
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