Today’s film comes from the Party of European Socialists (PES), who are trying to spread the campaign for a financial transaction tax throughout Europe with a day of action on 24 April. Check out their site now, to see if there’s an action near you on the day.
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[...] perfectly timed to greet the launch of the Party of European Socialists’ (PES) Vandal Banker video which argues that banks must be made to pay for the crisis. ESBR Communications Manager Dirk Smet [...]