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We will not have a lasting peace without sustainable development. Ten years ago, the world made a commitment to its own future: the Sustainable Development Goals. A decade later, we are still far from reaching them—largely because development financing remains clearly insufficient. Today I want to send a loud...

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Nuno Pereira 🇵🇹's profile picture
Nuno Pereira 🇵🇹1 year ago

Oh cepo. A agenda globalista acabou. Por mais que nos queiras roubar com mais mentiras, só vocês ainda não viram que o wokismo e o roubo descarado já não vos consegue sustentar. Ides cair com estrondo.

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🅿atrícia Simões🇪🇺1 year ago

Developing financially the obscure side of politicians, where the use of European Funds are used without over site, or without judicial responsibility! NO #Ruleoflaw between #Spain & #Portugal

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Daniel Blake1 year ago

Spot on. Sustainable development is key to lasting peace, but we're falling short on funding. @CameronWest38, how do we get more investment flowing to hit those SDGs? Time to step up.

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Johann Kessler1 year ago

Without real investment, the SDGs are just words. It's time for global leaders to match ambition with action. The EU's commitment is vital—but others must step up too.

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yacirrahouti1 year ago

'We will not have a lasting peace without sustainable development' of weapons! Thus giving away 800 billions to manufacture killing machines. Counter productive! n'est ce pas ?

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Peku Ite1 year ago

So either accept the collective or cry and accept it because we are forcing it down everyone's throats. Best regards: Collectivists.

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Manuella Machado1 year ago

Have you thought that perhaps the reason for it is because what you've been fight for is a Con, a Hoax. Wakey, wakey!

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KIEV STORMER 008 🇷🇺🤝 🇺🇸 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿1 year ago

Even a 3-year old could have negotiated a peace deal with Russia

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Alberto Vinco1 year ago

Stomachevoli falsi e bugiardi l UE DEVE IMPLODERE SU SE STESSA. I PAESI EUROPEI POSSONO SALVARSI UNENDOSI COME SINGOLE E INDIPENDENTI NAZIONI COMERCIANDO TRA LORO E ALTRI PAESI DEL MONDO SENZA LA DITTATURA DI BRUXELLES E SOPRATUTTO SENZA V. D. KAISER. COMMISSIONI E PRESIDENZA.

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Ákos Faragó1 year ago

That’s bullshit! Eu is weak and weightless and these idiots have made it… Go to the hell! 💩💩

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