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The Debt of the Dictators [DVD-rip - En+Fr+Sp+Pt - x264 - AAC] 4681827 TPB
The Debt of the Dictators [DVD-rip - En+Fr+Sp+Pt - x264 - AAC] 4681827 TPB
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The Debt of the Dictators - La deuda de los dictadores
A TV documentary by Erling Borgen
English and Spanish versions with French and Portuguese subtitles
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How Multinational Banks Supported Dictators in DR Congo, South Africa,
the Philippines and Argentina
In cooperation with Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), the Norwegian director
and filmmaker, Erling Borgen, tells the story of how one-fifth of all
developing countries' debts are the result of loans given to support
brutal dictators and their regimes in the past.
The film asks whether it is fair that poor and innocent people in the
world today have to repay the debts of former dictators.
The focus of this TV-documentary is the illegitimate debt in Argentina,
South Africa, the Philippines, and DR Congo. The documentary looks
behind local tourist attractions, and visits the poor neighborhoods of
Buenos Aires and the depressing townships of Johannesburg, where poor
youngsters desperately seek jobs. The journey ends in the slums of
Manila.
ALong the way, the viewer will meet the global debt movements rooted in
local civil society: dynamic, popular movements eagerly campaigning for
debt cancellation.
The story highlights the sad fact that even when corrupt dictators and
generals were committing the most horrifying human rights violations,
the large banks of the world such as the International Monetary Fund and
the World Bank were lining up to offer billion-dollar loans.
As the Nobel peace prize laureate, Adolfo Perez Esqivel, puts it: "The
banks know all prices, but have no values".
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Cómo los bancos multinacionales apoyaron dictadores en Argentina,
Sudáfrica, las Filipinas, y la República Democrátia del Congo.
En cooperación con Ayuda de la Iglesia Noruega (AIN), el director y
realizador de cine noruego, Erling Borgen, relata la historia de cómo
una quinta parte de toda la deuda de los países en vía de desarrollo es
el resultado de préstamos otorgados para apoyar a dictadores brutales y
sus regímenes en el pasado.
El documental cuestiona si es justo que gente pobre e inocente en al
mundo de hoy tiene que reembolsar las deudas de los antiguos dictadores.
El enfoque de este documental de televisión es la deuda ilegítima de
Argentina, Sudáfrica, las Filipinas, y la República Democrátia del
Congo. El documental nos lleva detrás de las atracciones locales de
turismo, y visita los barrios pobres de Buenos Aires y los distritos
segregados de Johannesburgo, donde jóvenes pobres desesperadamente
buscan trabajo. El viaje termina en las barriadas bajas de Manila.
En el camino el espectador se encontrará con los movimientos globales de
deuda externa enraizados en la sociedad civil a nivel local: movimientos
populares dinámicos que enérgicamente realizan campañas para la
cancelación de deuda.
La historia destaca el hecho triste de que aún cuando los dictadores y
generales corruptos estaban cometiendo las violaciones más horrendas de
los derechos humanos, los bancos grandes del mundo, como El Fondo
Monetario Internacional y El Banco Mundial, hicieron fila para ofrecer
préstamos millonarios en dólares.
