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                                                                                                                                                                                                <title>CAFOD | ABOUT CAFOD | Where we work | Chile | latest updates elsewhere on www.cafod.org.uk</title>
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    <title>René Banera at campamento Peñalolen</title>
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            <title>CAFOD partner wins award in Chile</title>
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Elisa Avendaño Curaqueo, founder of CAFOD partner Mapuche Ñi Kimvn, has won a major award in recognition of her tireless dedication to strengthening Mapuche culture in urban areas of Chile

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            <title>What CAFOD spends its money on</title>
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How much does CAFOD spend on administration and generating funds? 
What does CAFOD spend money on? 
Does the money reach the people for whom it is intended? 
How does CAFOD decide which project or programme to fund? 
Why does CAFOD spend 10 per cent of its funds on education, campaigning and public policy work? 
Does CAFOD only fund Catholic organisations? 
Why doesn’t CAFOD work with poor people in the UK? How many people work for CAFOD? 

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            <title>Moving on: The 1970s</title>
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CAFOD begins its first education campaign, and supports the promise made by the world's richest nations to fund development with 0.7% of their income 

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            <title>Carta de Chile</title>
            <link>http://www.cafod.org.uk/espanol/cartas/mas/chile2</link>
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&quot;Ayer Uds. nos ayudaron a defender el derecho a la vida. Hoy tenemos que pedirles un esfuerzo más: ayúdennos a asegurar una calidad de vida digna, que es el reverso imprescindible del derecho a la vida.&quot;





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