Developing countries want say in world finance

As leaders from the world's richest countries argue in London this week over how to tackle the global economic crisis, developing nations will be shouting even louder for a bigger say in any global solution.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's denunciation of the crisis as one "created by white people with blue eyes" is a blunt summation of developing countries' stance ahead of the Group of 20 summit Thursday.

Brazil, India, China, Indonesia and other emerging economies are seeking to become an increasingly powerful voice within the G-20, amid stark warnings from aid agencies that millions more people will fall into extreme poverty and …