<p>Interview with Ndongo Samba Sylla (Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Dakar, Senegal)
</p><p>"The policies [of the G20 governments] are more or less the same, that is: making sure that investors have access to African markets, make their profits and repatriate their profits." 
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Further information and critic of the G20 summit can be found on www.rosalux.de/g20 and www.solidarity-summit.org.
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