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Colombia banned tobacco promotion. Philip Morris International still sponsors its biggest music festival.
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Philip Morris International utiliza el patrocinio de festivales de música para atraer a nuevos clientes, sobre todo a la población joven, en países del Sur Global.
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Together, we’re shifting the landscape in which corporations operate and building global power. Learn more about our collective impact.
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What does it look like to organize toward what is necessary, not what it politically feasible? Read the latest letter from Corporate Accountability’s Executive Director.
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There is no end to corporate abuse without racial justice. Learn more about how the Black Collective team is deepening our commitment to Black-led, liberatory movements and creating a culture of equity at Corporate Accountability.