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Entrevista GATA

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Entrevista exclusiva a Bill Murphy

Fevereiro de 2004

Por André Ribeiro

O Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA), foi formado em Janeiro de 1999 como um grupo de pressão norte-americano para denunciar a manipulação de vários bancos e entidades sobre o mercado do ouro através de acções legais e outras actividades. Recentemente o GATA começou a focar as suas actividades também na prata.

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