Institutional racism and bullying
The European Union’s (EU) Blacklisting policies represent indisputable examples of institutional racism and bullying. Evidence shows that the EU Blacklists are subjective and arbitrary, and depart from the stance of the global authorities on both tax compliance and countering money laundering/financing of terrorism (AML/CFT). The penalties being imposed have the potential to damage Blacklisted economies irreparably. This is nothing short of economic warfare.
We, the former European colonies, are being held to a higher standard than our former colonizers, BY our former colonizers. We are still denied the sovereignty and freedom to manage our domestic affairs — even in a manner similar to that of our former colonizers.
FACTS DO MATTER
Today, however, the lives of the people of Blacklisted countries do matter, and the truth is not so easily suppressed.
- There is no known effective legal or other recourse for Blacklisted countries to pursue to appeal for justice.
- There is no precedent for this in history.
Appeal to your EU Ambassador to have
this discriminatory policy changed.
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VIDEOS
Tax Blacklists and Propaganda: Defeating the Discrimination and Pro-Poverty Agenda
February 28, 2023
Watch our live discussion with Alex Cobham, Economist and Chief Executive of the Tax Justice Network, and Professor Steven Dean, Professor ...
One on One – Marla Dukharan
May 23, 2022
One on One features Caribbean Economist and Advisor, Marla Dukharan. Ms Dukharan discusses the economy and the effect of being blacklisted ...
Global Minimum Tax Rate: Another Reason to Blacklist
September 14, 2021
The Global Minimum Multinational Corporate Tax rate as proposed by the USA and the OECD, can have serious implications for small and ...
From Blackbirding to Blacklisting: The European Union’s Ongoing Subjugation of Vanuatu
August 6, 2021
“There are two ways one can help a man – up or down” – Caribbean proverb.
Which way is the European Union (EU) choosing, having unilate ...
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
May 31, 2021
"History, Analysis and Socio-Economic Implications of the EU’s Blacklisting of Vanuatu" takes an in-depth look at the E ...
May 27, 2021
“There are two ways one can help a man – up or down” - Caribbean proverb.
Which way is the European Union (EU) choos ...
November 4, 2020
Editorial: The EU's defiantly discriminatory & disproportionate action persists.
The Caribbean Economic Report ...
August 31, 2020
Editorial: Why does the EU deliberately marginalize small and vulnerable countries?
Caribbean Economic Report ...
IN THE MEDIA
BVI Joins USVI, Other Small Caribbean & Pacific States on European Union ‘Tax Haven’ BlacklistFebruary 14, 2023
PODCASTS
J’accuse…! This Interview with Marla Dukharan focuses on why the EU’s blacklist constitutes institutionalized racism and bullying. Marla’s report at https://bit.ly/blacklisteu
The EU broke ranks with the OECD in publishing its own blacklists in Dec 2017 & March 2019, including the OECD’s “Largely Compliant” territories of Aruba, Barbados, Belize and Bermuda. Marla discusses her research into what the blacklist is really about and what it means for the Caribbean.
The EU broke ranks with the OECD in publishing its own blacklists in Dec 2017 & March 2019, including the OECD’s “Largely Compliant” territories of Aruba, Barbados, Belize and Bermuda. What does this mean for the Caribbean? And why, on both the 2017 & 2019 EU blacklists, are ALL countries predominantly non-white? This video summarizes […]
