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Flatterers
Don’t Forget What Things are Worth
Visit to Seseña
Cm2/h
Leg of Ham Raffle
Money for Reading
Grope Around
Face-to-Face
Eggs
Good-Looking, Ugly or Plain
Anti-War Action
Milligrams/Liter
Money in Booth
Kiss Invasion
Senior Citizens’ Field Trip
Flux
Telemadre
It’ll Grow
Spool
Rondonia
The Three Kings in a Coin Purse
Blister Pack of Coins
Amazon Virus
Action in a Dumpster
Uterus 2000
Videovan
Christmas Attack
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| October 16, 2008. Madrid (Spain) |
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Eight seamstresses sat at their
sewing machines spread out over the sidewalk on Fuencarral Street and embroidered
the following phrase on T-shirts: "Don’t forget what things are worth".
When a seamstress finished embroidering a T-shirt, she would give it to a passerby.
The National Fair Trade Organization promoted the action.
What is sustainable consumption? And what about fair trade? How much did you
pay for that T-shirt you’re wearing? How much do you think it should cost?
How much does a seamstress in Pakistan make to sew the T-shirt you’re wearing?
How much would you charge to make one?
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