Thursday, April 29, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
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| FORECAST FOR Tuesday, April 27, 2010 |  |
Precipitation: diffuse light to moderate. More intense in the first part of the day and exhausted by late morning, except on the Alps and Alpine foothills where there is still the possibility of isolated rain squalls in the afternoon. In the early hours of the day until the morning and thunderstorms likely in very plain on the western foothills and mountain areas. Snow above 2000 meters.
Temperatures: slight decrease in minimum and maximum. In plain minimum between 11 and 13 ° C, especially between 19 and 21 ° C.
Freezing: initially around 2400 meters, rising up to 2700 meters in the evening.
Winds: in lowland weak to moderate easterly in the mountains weak to moderate and tend to rotate disporsi from the north in the evening.
weather report taken from: http://www.arpalombardia.it/meteo/bollettini
Friday, April 23, 2010
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Hello everyone, I'm new here, the goal of this blog is to give voice to all that is the vertical movement of the beautiful valley where I live, from rock to skialp from boulder to freeride. Page
the work that is being done to promote the mountain, heading to the cliffs of new projects and new spaces boulder, reviews and reports on the places and people that are working to bring more people in the world of climbing and freeride, a voice to people living in our mountains and living in the mountains have a style of life, sometimes quirky but definitely unique and sincere.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
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RUNS IN HUNGARY The Centre Party Jobbik RIGHT TO VICTORY
To see a little 'election campaign (voting is Sunday, April 11) while a Gallup poll provides a clear victory of the party Jobbik. www.pustetto.it
... and know what's happening:
http://esbalogh.typepad.com/hungarianspectrum/2009/06/after-the-hungarian-ep-elections.html
To see a little 'election campaign (voting is Sunday, April 11) while a Gallup poll provides a clear victory of the party Jobbik. www.pustetto.it
... and know what's happening:
http://esbalogh.typepad.com/hungarianspectrum/2009/06/after-the-hungarian-ep-elections.html
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SUDAN: THE BALLOT AFTER THE CIVIL WAR
three days before elections due in Sudan on Sunday 11 to Tuesday, April 13 The political situation is anything but quiet fan and some people in Washington a possible and desirable court.
These should be the first multiparty elections held since 1986 and, in one session, will include the presidential, parliamentary and administrative. Their relevance is the fact that this vote will be crucial to understand how the country's political forces to start the referendum on the independence of the country planned for the January 2011.
The Sudan in 2003 was the scene of heavy violence in the impoverished Darfur region when a group of non-Arab rebels took up arms against the Khartoum government, accusing him of having abandoned the region. The United Nations has estimated that at least 300 000 people were killed by Arab militias and the Sudanese government has always maintained that the dead were not more than 10 000.
Currently Sudan is led by the National Congress Party led by President Omar Hassan al-Bashir in 2009 has been identified by the International Criminal Court in charge of war crimes in Darfur.
The opposition Umma party, inspired by Islam, has declared its intention to boycott The vote thus putting at serious risk the credibility of the elections. The Sudan People's Liberation Movement announced the same intention thus widening the front of the protesters.
The Umma Party has declared its opposition after the vote that international observers had reported the lack of security in many cities of the country and after the ultimatum had put the government in Khartoum, 2 April last year, demanding the guarantee of 'beginning of a process of reform and the postponement of elections in May.
In 1986, the Umma Party won the election unless it is immediately removed from the sl-President Omar Bashir, which takes for granted a victory in this election. Do not think so in Juba, the capital of the south, where the inhabitants consider much more important than the next referendum for independence from the Arabs. E 'for this circulating in the south of the country people wearing ironic t shirts with slogans like "Vote for Pedro" or "Vote SPLM" to prove their lack of consideration for the elections tomorrow. The problem is that without this election there will be a referendum and so threatening to clear the region's long struggle for independence. The tension between the Khartoum government and the territory of Juba is also because the stars have not yet been defined some key elements the geopolitics of the future, such as the border between North and South as well as those who will be the revenue from the extraction of oil. The application of the guidelines of the peace treaty of 2005 (Comprehensive Peace Agreement-CPA) that ended the long civil war can not happen before the referendum creating a sort of short circuit between it and the upcoming elections. Elections.
The International Crisis Group issued a document arguing that "there are conditions so that these elections be free and fair" and that the NCP (National Congress Party), among others, has manipulated the results of the census, drafted laws that promote and co-opted by systems, traditional tribal leaders. Under these conditions it is obvious that the opposition parties of south and north intend to boycott the vote.
European observers have reported that their part, "In some areas of Darfur violence is terrible and humanitarian aid can not reach as we can not get ourselves."
Among the international observers present in the country to monitor the progress of the elections there is also the former U.S. president Jimmy Carter, whose international observatory, the Carter Center, has sent 65 observers to the African country while those sent by the European Union are 130.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on the other hand its hoped that the mandate which requires the presence of UN troops in the country until the end of April to be extended for a year to promote the cave holding the referendum in January.
More
To see the video www.pustetto.it 
three days before elections due in Sudan on Sunday 11 to Tuesday, April 13 The political situation is anything but quiet fan and some people in Washington a possible and desirable court.
These should be the first multiparty elections held since 1986 and, in one session, will include the presidential, parliamentary and administrative. Their relevance is the fact that this vote will be crucial to understand how the country's political forces to start the referendum on the independence of the country planned for the January 2011.
The Sudan in 2003 was the scene of heavy violence in the impoverished Darfur region when a group of non-Arab rebels took up arms against the Khartoum government, accusing him of having abandoned the region. The United Nations has estimated that at least 300 000 people were killed by Arab militias and the Sudanese government has always maintained that the dead were not more than 10 000.
Currently Sudan is led by the National Congress Party led by President Omar Hassan al-Bashir in 2009 has been identified by the International Criminal Court in charge of war crimes in Darfur.
The opposition Umma party, inspired by Islam, has declared its intention to boycott The vote thus putting at serious risk the credibility of the elections. The Sudan People's Liberation Movement announced the same intention thus widening the front of the protesters.
The Umma Party has declared its opposition after the vote that international observers had reported the lack of security in many cities of the country and after the ultimatum had put the government in Khartoum, 2 April last year, demanding the guarantee of 'beginning of a process of reform and the postponement of elections in May.
In 1986, the Umma Party won the election unless it is immediately removed from the sl-President Omar Bashir, which takes for granted a victory in this election. Do not think so in Juba, the capital of the south, where the inhabitants consider much more important than the next referendum for independence from the Arabs. E 'for this circulating in the south of the country people wearing ironic t shirts with slogans like "Vote for Pedro" or "Vote SPLM" to prove their lack of consideration for the elections tomorrow. The problem is that without this election there will be a referendum and so threatening to clear the region's long struggle for independence. The tension between the Khartoum government and the territory of Juba is also because the stars have not yet been defined some key elements the geopolitics of the future, such as the border between North and South as well as those who will be the revenue from the extraction of oil. The application of the guidelines of the peace treaty of 2005 (Comprehensive Peace Agreement-CPA) that ended the long civil war can not happen before the referendum creating a sort of short circuit between it and the upcoming elections. Elections.
The International Crisis Group issued a document arguing that "there are conditions so that these elections be free and fair" and that the NCP (National Congress Party), among others, has manipulated the results of the census, drafted laws that promote and co-opted by systems, traditional tribal leaders. Under these conditions it is obvious that the opposition parties of south and north intend to boycott the vote.
European observers have reported that their part, "In some areas of Darfur violence is terrible and humanitarian aid can not reach as we can not get ourselves."
Among the international observers present in the country to monitor the progress of the elections there is also the former U.S. president Jimmy Carter, whose international observatory, the Carter Center, has sent 65 observers to the African country while those sent by the European Union are 130.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on the other hand its hoped that the mandate which requires the presence of UN troops in the country until the end of April to be extended for a year to promote the cave holding the referendum in January.
More
To see the video www.pustetto.it
Thursday, April 8, 2010
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Sri Lanka: the vote on terror
In an atmosphere nothing short of red-hot to vote today in Sri Lanka from 7 to 16 (local time) in the first parliamentary elections after the bloody civil war that has pitted for 26 years with government troops and separatist Tamil Tiger which ended in May last year.
in the country have been opened 11,098 polling stations where they are working 123 000 scrutineers. Over 70 000 police and soldiers are involved in ensuring public order. President Mahinda Rajapaksa had dissolved parliament in February after his victory in the presidential elections of 26 January when he had beaten with 1 million votes in 8000 (as is recounted in a separate post) the former army chief Sarath Fonseka currently in prison on charges of corruption and attempted insurrection and waiting to be tried by court martial.
The parliamentary candidates are total 7620 divided among 36 parties and 10 independent movements
voters are over 14 million, and forecasts say that the Alliance United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA) which is part of the President should win the two-thirds majority needed to initiate reforms constitutional.
The consequences of the civil war are clearly visible in the island where the economic situation is very serious and where thousands of people still live in refugee camps.
The election campaign was marked by numerous confrontations, some of which are in focus. Further controversy has been unleashed in recent days because of failure to comply with the closing date of the election campaign (last Monday at midnight) by some candidates who continue to hold meetings in public places and that they refused to remove their posters.
As recently as last night the main opposition United National Party (UNP) has accused the government of having used public buildings and vehicles to campaign and to have forced the press to support only the party of the incumbent president blocking the independent newspapers and journalists kidnapped by government opponents
The electoral system of proportional representation in Sri Lanka and the Parliament are elected the candidates who obtained the most votes and then Preferences. E 'own preferences for the fight that led to many clashes between the candidates of the same party. This was a physical confrontation that resulted in 51 wounded while approximately 72 people ended up in hospital due to the tension created by the electoral environment. The country's authorities have said that from Tuesday to today there have been approximately 279 incidents in which one person was killed.
observers believe that the Tamil and Muslim minorities that are in the north and east of the country can influence the vote, especially in colleges in the presidential election in which he had obtained a majority of votes in the General Fonseka.
The challenge of the President is to win a large majority in the south to compensate for the votes of the areas inhabited by minorities.
In an atmosphere nothing short of red-hot to vote today in Sri Lanka from 7 to 16 (local time) in the first parliamentary elections after the bloody civil war that has pitted for 26 years with government troops and separatist Tamil Tiger which ended in May last year.
in the country have been opened 11,098 polling stations where they are working 123 000 scrutineers. Over 70 000 police and soldiers are involved in ensuring public order. President Mahinda Rajapaksa had dissolved parliament in February after his victory in the presidential elections of 26 January when he had beaten with 1 million votes in 8000 (as is recounted in a separate post) the former army chief Sarath Fonseka currently in prison on charges of corruption and attempted insurrection and waiting to be tried by court martial.
The parliamentary candidates are total 7620 divided among 36 parties and 10 independent movements
voters are over 14 million, and forecasts say that the Alliance United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA) which is part of the President should win the two-thirds majority needed to initiate reforms constitutional.
The consequences of the civil war are clearly visible in the island where the economic situation is very serious and where thousands of people still live in refugee camps.
The election campaign was marked by numerous confrontations, some of which are in focus. Further controversy has been unleashed in recent days because of failure to comply with the closing date of the election campaign (last Monday at midnight) by some candidates who continue to hold meetings in public places and that they refused to remove their posters.
As recently as last night the main opposition United National Party (UNP) has accused the government of having used public buildings and vehicles to campaign and to have forced the press to support only the party of the incumbent president blocking the independent newspapers and journalists kidnapped by government opponents
The electoral system of proportional representation in Sri Lanka and the Parliament are elected the candidates who obtained the most votes and then Preferences. E 'own preferences for the fight that led to many clashes between the candidates of the same party. This was a physical confrontation that resulted in 51 wounded while approximately 72 people ended up in hospital due to the tension created by the electoral environment. The country's authorities have said that from Tuesday to today there have been approximately 279 incidents in which one person was killed.
observers believe that the Tamil and Muslim minorities that are in the north and east of the country can influence the vote, especially in colleges in the presidential election in which he had obtained a majority of votes in the General Fonseka.
The challenge of the President is to win a large majority in the south to compensate for the votes of the areas inhabited by minorities.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
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