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Socialist Resistance no10  |  page 18-19

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Cancim exposed the fraud of the BU's ileserved image as more friendly towards poor countries than the US.

The opposition was the newty-formed G22 countries, which contain more than half the world's population, and about 80 per cent of the world's farmers. These were led by Brazil, China and India.

The formation and solidarity of the G22 prevented the rich countries' negotiators from bullying isolated countries into submission as they have in the past. Its existence stand up to the bullies. These movements, such as the Indian campaigners against dams, Korean farmers protesting against the destruction of small farming in that country (one of whom, Lee Kyung-Hae, took his own lie in Cancini, and am globalisation movements in capitalist world have been be ding an increasingly focused and organised international movement against the WTO and the neoliberal project.

The Porto Alegre World Social Forums and its regional arms such as the European Social Forum have played an important part in assisting this articulation of global social movements, which are now emerging as

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