DEBATE ON AFRICAN LAND GRABBING BY MULTINATIONALS. DÉBAT SUR L'ACCAPAREMENT DES TERRES AFRICAINES PAR LES MULTINATIONALES







Le debat africain - 21/10/2012 - 1ère partie
(19:31)





Le debat africain - 21/10/2012 - 2ème partie
(19:31)


English version

This past Sunday, on the French radio station RFI, a debate on African land grab by multinationals took place. The debate is in French.


Version française

Dimanche dernier, sur la radio française RFI, un débat sur l'accaparement des terres africaines par des multinationales, a eu lieu. Le débat est en français.

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