===2014-06-29 BOLIVIA: G77+China meeting - blacked out by western media?===
More than =130 nations= participated in the meeting earlier this month, as well as UN General Secretary. The group is obviously an opposition to the US led G7, G20, etc, and the US new world order goals. The participation of China this year makes the meeting more significant than ever. Its blackout by most western media also begs for questions...
The stated main goals of the G77:
1) to build a different world order, one in which the peoples of the world can grow in peace and live well,
2) deep transformation within the United Nations, including the elimination of the Security Council, arguing it no longer promotes peace.
3) to work towards reducing climate change.
=LINKS=
[1] June 15, 2014 Leaders of developing countries meet in Bolivia for G77+China summit
http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/162145/leaders-of-developing-countries-meet-in-bolivia-for-g77+china-summit
[2] In Bolivia, Ban to urge G77 to work together on anti-poverty, climate change
http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=48047#.U6_z5_l_uNY
More than =130 nations= participated in the meeting earlier this month, as well as UN General Secretary. The group is obviously an opposition to the US led G7, G20, etc, and the US new world order goals. The participation of China this year makes the meeting more significant than ever. Its blackout by most western media also begs for questions...
The stated main goals of the G77:
1) to build a different world order, one in which the peoples of the world can grow in peace and live well,
2) deep transformation within the United Nations, including the elimination of the Security Council, arguing it no longer promotes peace.
3) to work towards reducing climate change.
=LINKS=
[1] June 15, 2014 Leaders of developing countries meet in Bolivia for G77+China summit
http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/162145/leaders-of-developing-countries-meet-in-bolivia-for-g77+china-summit
[2] In Bolivia, Ban to urge G77 to work together on anti-poverty, climate change
http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=48047#.U6_z5_l_uNY
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