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Matthew Martin

@matthewmartinuk

Advocate for tax justice and debt cancellation to fight inequality and poverty. Fan of music, arsenal, tennis. Proud african son of single mother

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🔴 La marque Zucman ➡️ "Si mes interventions et ce débat permettent une appropriation citoyenne des savoirs, c'est essentiel et ça fait partie du travail de chercheur en sciences sociales", estime Gabriel Zucman.

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🌍 The Global South is watching. Let’s stand with Africa, united for fair taxation and justice. Ramaphosa, #BeOurChampion to #TaxTheSuperRich

🌍 The Global South is watching. Let’s stand with Africa, united for fair taxation and justice. 

Ramaphosa, #BeOurChampion to #TaxTheSuperRich
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What a great event. Really worth watching. For our background reports on how #debtrelief can end #HIV see development-finance.org/en/news/856-19… youtube.com/live/AdatXrry8…

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Is Rachel Reeves really going to raise income tax for everyone > do everything to make rich pay fair share (CGT, mansion tax etc) which will raise far more ? May sound good in Treasury but = political suicide. Pensioners fuel pt 2, Reform keys to no 11 ! theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

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Several "fair" ideas to fund most of budget gap + headroom. But 2p on income tax is political suicide even if offset w 2p NI cut. Much fairer make rich pay NIC on all earnings & end 40% tax relief on rich pensions. Rachel Reeves Keir Starmer HM Treasury resolutionfoundation.org/publications/b…

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En 2024 le Brésil a mis l’impôt plancher de 2% sur les ultra-riches à l’agenda du G20 : Depuis, le Brésil, l’Espagne, l’Afrique du Sud, le Chili, la Colombie ont annoncé leur intention d’aller de l’avant dans le cadre d’une coalition des volontaires

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Mais de Londres à San Francisco, de Sao Paulo à Zurich, la tendance est claire : Les peuples du monde entier n’acceptent plus les privilèges fiscaux de l’aristocratie contemporaine /fin

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Private institutions now control nearly half of all global financial assets, heightening the risk of another market meltdown, notes UMass Amherst’s Jayati Ghosh. bit.ly/4qOOLLB

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Thirty years on, a voice like #TracyChapman and singing happier songs what's not to like ? Hope you are set for great success bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

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Good to see the #Tribune group reformed. Labour needs a strong centre left voice to reorient the party and government - remembering instead of abandoning its progressive roots theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

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The new report from our Global Council on Inequality, AIDS and Epidemics, includes a key recommendation that the Global Coalition on Regional Production of Vaccines, championed by Brazil, could play an important role here, and that the international financial institutions should

The new report from our Global Council on Inequality, AIDS and Epidemics, includes a key recommendation that the Global Coalition on Regional Production of Vaccines, championed by Brazil, could play an important role here, and that the international financial institutions should
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Fascinating. Welfare spending is not rising as % of UK GDP - we are raising taxes to raise defence spend ! Bond markets think tax increases slow growth. Raising income tax may but taxes on rich speed growth if spent on welfare & public services theguardian.com/business/2025/…