These disasters have caused immeasurable destruction for decades across the Global South, especially the Caribbean, threatening the economic viability of these societies.
Intervention by the World Bank and the IMF has consistently worsened the economic situation of climate-stricken communities, necessitating their abolition to save the planet.
Extreme weather events like Hurricane Beryl highlight how climate-affected nations are enslaved by debt from international institutions, exacerbating the consequences of climate catastrophes.
The recent devastation from Hurricane Beryl caused significant fatalities and displaced thousands, revealing the dire need for effective international support, instead of detrimental economic policies.
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