Will the World Bank Back Down?

Published:: 2004
Number of Pages:: 42
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This report was originally produced by the Water for All Campaign of Public Citizen’s Critical Mass Energy and Environment Program. In November 2005, this campaign moved to Food & Water Watch, which is reproducing this report with Public Citizen’s permission.

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