Coming in with their guns, breaking down people’s doors, throwing my blankets and pans into the road and pulling my roof down, that’s what is happening here. They want us gone. Those were the words of Abdellahi, an Ethiopian farmer who was forcibly driven from his land by soldiers to make way for a World Bank $2 billion program that will hand over
What Do the World Bank and IMF Really Do for Needy Countries? Add More Poverty
The World Bank creates programs to allow international companies to invest in developing countries’ agriculture, health, and water as well as promote local enterprise — giving locals the assistance they need. Sound too good to be true? It probably is.
By Jo Erickson