Spanish city's locksmiths say they'll no longer assist with evictions

In Spain, in 2012, more than 50,000 families were evicted from their homes when they failed to pay their rent or mortgage.

As the year wound down, a handful of people committed suicide after learning they would be evicted. Now, …

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Europe's Grecian wall of shame is completed

Europe’s wall of shame has been completed in Greece’s northeast ground border with Turkey.

The wall is four-metre-high and is blocking a 10.365 meters-long strip of land from army guarding post of Kastanies down south to river Evros. The name …

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Death surge linked with mass privatisation

The Oxford-led study measured the relationship between death rates and the pace and scale of privatisation in 25 countries in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, dating back to the early 1990s. They found that mass privatisation came at

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The Story of Stuff

Tides Foundation, Funders Group for Sustainable Production and Consumption and Free Range Studios present “The Story of Stuff”, a 20-minute long animated video on capitalist production. Using simple language this short video manages to answer complicated questions.

Accumulation of capital …

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"New Normal"? On bankers' communication attempts to normalize misery

The latest Danske Bank’s communication strategy is full of images of unrest; the Occupy movement, protestors with stones and Greek flags against the police, images of slave workers in the world’s production lines, pictures of despaired citizens from across the …

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Utopia on the Horizon

ROARMAG.org presents: ‘Utopia on the Horizon’, a documentary for those who chose to struggle.

What follows is this dramatic portrait of a country veering on the brink of collapse; and the people who chose to struggle in order to build …

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