Marcus Ampe
Some personal thoughts and reactions by Marcus Ampe. - Enkele persoonlijke gedachten en reacties van Marcus Ampe.
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Tag Archives: Poverty
Capitalism downfall
Today’s 1% are squeezing the blood out of the middle class, creating conditions of predictable eco collapse. In 2009 the American political writer, historian, and culture critic, Michael Parenti wrote that after the overthrow of communist governments in Eastern Europe, … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Economy, Environment and Ecology, Poverty
Tagged Africa, Belgium, Capitalism, corporate hegemony, Corporation, Democracy, Democratic Society, Earth, Eastern Europe, Great Britain, Latin America, Liberalism, Living Wage, Michael Parenti, Middle East, Neoliberal Free Markets, Poverty, Profit, United States
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European Year for combating poverty spurred mobilisation and commitment
European Year for combating poverty spurred mobilisation and commitment: focus must now shift to delivery 15/03/2012 The European Commission adopted a report on the implementation and results of the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion 2010. The report … Continue reading
1985-2012 Poverty in Europe
From bad to worse The number of poor people in Europe had increased from 38 million in 1975 to 44 million in 1985. {Interim report on the 2° European Poverty Programme – EU Commission 1989} But soon this figure went … Continue reading
Posted in Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged Baltic states, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Europe 2020, European Social Fund, European Union, Eurostat, Eurozone, Greece, Italy, Material deprivation, Mediterranean states, Member state of the European Union, Netherlands, Portugal, Poverty, Romania, Slovenia, social exclusion, Social Welfare System, Spain, Unemployment, United Kingdom, work
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Ability for a community to come back from a crisis
When we look at world history we can see that the world encountered many crisis, one more bad than the other, one being on an economical part, another on the human side, another concerning the environment. Some crisis brought the … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Education, Welfare and Health
Tagged AIG, American International Group, Belgium, Credit default swap, Crises, Deutsche Bank, Dexia, Ethics, European Union, General Motors, Goldman Sachs, Iceland, Moral Standards, Poverty, Profits, Recession, Sense of Standards, Social Competencies, Talent, tax burden, Taxation, Unemployment, United States, Values
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Nearly 50 milion poor North Americans
You would not think it possible, but from the newly released ciphers we can find a record number of Americans — 49.1 million — which are poor. The first-ever supplemental poverty new census measure takes for the first time into … Continue reading
Anti-Crisis anger calling out
At last, in many countries there seem to be people who want to let hear their voice, making it clear they had quite enough of this system where certain folks can keep enjoying good life at the cost of others. … Continue reading
Violence against disabled children
The life of children with disabilities is surrounded by stigma, discrimination, cultural prejudices, ill- perceptions and shocking invisibility. Unfortunately, it is also dramatically marked by heightened risks of violence, neglect, injury and exploitation. When we do find, in 2000, in … Continue reading
Posted in Upbringing and Education, Welfare and Health
Tagged crime, Developmental disability, deviant behaviours, disability, Disabled children, Domestic violence, drugs, Extrimism, Family Violence, Millennium Development Goals, Poverty, Psychological abuse, Social Order, United States, Violence, Violence and Abuse
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Bleak forecasts for children in the UK
New figures released on Wednesday the 11 th of October show that the number of people, including children, living in poverty in the UK is increasing. The Institute for Fiscal Studies says an extra 600,000 children will be living in … Continue reading
Problems by losing the borders
That, indicating that continued violence is what we can likely expect, can be interpreted as being itself a treat, shows certain international reactions on what the writers of the Brussels Journal write. Though we should recognize the world for what … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Economy, News and Politics, Religion, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged Anders Breivik, Belgium, Benefit, Brussels Journal, Charlemagne, Charles the Great, Continent, Economic, Economic Growth, Elio Di Rupo, English Defence League, Europe, European identity, European Union, France, Globalisation, Internal Market (European Union), Labour economics, Le Monde, Member state of the European Union, Member States, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Norway, Poverty, Poverty risk, poverty trap, Roman Empire, Society, tax burden, tax rate, Taxation, Turkey, United States, Welfare and Health
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