• Why must I die?
  • Who can I trust?
  • What Rights for Women?
  • Do you accept my "handicap"?
  • What answer to terrorism?
  • Why do I need migrants?
  • Who benefits from profits?
  • How do we beat hunger?
  • Why did I lose my job?
  • Decent Work as a Right?
01. Why?
EPISODE
A key point of the investigation is Geraldo’s enquiry: why would a global profit-making multinational hurt people locally?

Former Brazilian President Cardoso described Brazil as a socially “unfair” country - 1% of the Brazilian population owned 49% of the land and 14% of the revenue. Geraldo hopes to understand the phenomenon by exploring the economic mechanisms that created the Ford giant. On January 11, 2002, William Clay Ford, Jr., grandson of Ford’s founder and the company’s CEO, announced the lay-off of 35,000 employees and a $1 million cut in its car production capacity.

Geraldo wants a Ford director to justify this decision.
PLACE
São Paulo
Brazil

INVESTIGATION TEAM
Journalists Daniel A. Rubio (Brazil)
Luciana Burlamaqui (Brazil)
Fabien Piasecki (France)
Jon Alpert (USA)

Directors Patrice Barrat
Shay Katz
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Geraldo: Who benefits from profits?
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A key point of the investigation is Geraldo’s enquiry: why would a global profit-making multinational hurt people loca...
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