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Haiti two years after the earthquake
 25/01/2012

Today, nearly 520,000 people remain homeless in Haiti, cholera is a serious threat to the population, the access to basic social services is very limited and 45% people suffer of food insecurity.

Education for all, necessary to fight poverty
2011/12/14

Around the world, 75 million children have no opportunity to attend primary school. The future of these children is based in public investments and some governments are reducing assistance even if it has been demonstrated that Education reduces poverty, improves health and promotes equity.

Radio Progreso: Half a century emitting hope

2011/12/28

Radio Progreso, a Honduran radio station, helped by ALBOAN, was born 50 years ago. Even if it has have tough times, this radio has been always faithful to its ideals: its critical view, its reflection of the faith and its autonomous analysis

 

ALBOAN returns to our screens
 
2011/11/23

In Christmas ALBOAN’s ad will be present in more than 150 cinemas of Basque Country and Navarre and in ETB1 and ETB2 to encourage people to join our projects.

A shared view towards Asia and Africa

2011/10/14

The annual Mission Directors and NGOs of Europe Meeting called this time East Asia: “The Jewel of the Society”, has taken place last week-end at El Pardo, Madrid, from October the 6th to October the 9th

Special Report on the “False Positives” in Colombia

2011/06/01

“False positives” the term used to describe the killing of civilians who were made to pass for guerrilla fighters killed in combat.

Green light to the Tobin tax

2011/07/11

Tax for financial transactions (commonly known as Tobin Tax), and which could mean an important source of income to eradicate poverty in the world.

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