SEEKING PRESIDENCY
SEEKING THE GOLD
IN SEARCH OF A BETTER LIFE
IN SEARCH OF WIN
Sunday, May 30, 2010
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COLOMBIA
SEEKING PRESIDENCY
SEEKING THE GOLD
IN SEARCH OF A BETTER LIFE
IN SEARCH OF WIN
SEEKING PRESIDENCY
SEEKING THE GOLD
IN SEARCH OF A BETTER LIFE
IN SEARCH OF WIN
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
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Egypt June 1 at the polls for parliamentary elections
Tuesday, June 1 in Egypt, citizens are invited to vote in the first round for the 'election absolute majority of 176 members of the Upper House or Advisory Council (Majlis Al-Shura). The remaining 88 members are appointed directly by President Mubarak and all remain in office for six years.
THE SPOT TO INVITE THE PUBLIC TO VOTE
FOR UNDERSTANDING
Tuesday, June 1 in Egypt, citizens are invited to vote in the first round for the 'election absolute majority of 176 members of the Upper House or Advisory Council (Majlis Al-Shura). The remaining 88 members are appointed directly by President Mubarak and all remain in office for six years.
THE SPOT TO INVITE THE PUBLIC TO VOTE
FOR UNDERSTANDING
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COLOMBIA: THE STEW OF CONSERVATIVE WIN MAKES PROGRESS
the photo finish victory in Colombia presidential elections next Sunday. Until a few months ago nobody would have questioned the victory of dolphins Uribe, whose popularity is still high thanks to his hard line on national security: the Marxist rebels who have held the country in check for nearly 40 years have been confined to mountains and jungle, drug production has collapsed and the far-right paramilitary militias were dismantled. Uribe tried to hold a constitutional referendum to allow him a third term last February 26 but the constitutional court has rejected this possibility. Uribe has failed to transfer his popularity on Santos, 58, chatted with a former defense minister unexceptionable political pedigree (his uncle was president, his grandfather was one of the most listened to political commentators and during his tenure as minister of defense has taken away 15 hostages from the hands of the guerrillas, including Ingrid Betancourt), but associated with an old and outdated way of politics far removed from that which is offering its biggest rival.
It 's a big pencil symbol of the campaign Mockus who distributes to thousands during his speeches, accompanied by the statement: "The next chapter in our history will be written with a pencil and not with blood."
Mockus, who in the presidential election of 2006 had less than 2 percent of the vote does not undermining the success of President Alvaro Uribe, is increasingly matched by the candidate in the polls Santos (ex-defense minister), whose victory, until last February, was taken for granted even by the most accurate political analysts.
To understand the dramatic comeback twice mayor of Bogota, El Professor, as it is called by the students since he was rector of National University turbulent, it is necessary to evaluate the opponent's court where the parties of the right (conservatives, the radical change and Partitdo de la U) instead of compacted around the dolphin Uribe chose to run each with its own candidate.
Mockus could, given the polls, win or go to the first round of balloting next June 20 with the direct opponent Santos. Mockus's election campaign, as did Obama, change substantially on the tip and completely new element in the political geography of Colombia, to young voters. His insistence on this segment of the electorate has forced his rivals to reconsider their positions, to adopt a vision of youth friendly and so down on his own ground, but little is worth the redesign of Web sites or the use of social networking sites such as Twitter, Face Book to curb the rampant success of the Green Party candidate (party formed a year ago on progressive positions of the center and very distant from those of the radical "green" traditional). If the advantage of Santos on Mockus is now 34 to 33, among young people aged 18 to 24 years Mockus has a percentage in favor of 67 percent against the 'Santos 11. This is because of an election campaign in which, from the outset, the use of new media was a tight square, in fact, opponents unprepared for the new media and new languages. Green Mockus has led a campaign benefiting also from the political scandals that have characterized the presidency of Alvaro Uribe and his minister, Santos accused, among other things, of having used the intelligence agencies to intercept phone calls of judges, political opponents and journalists. When
Mockus, as I said, he ran as president in 2006 had less than 2 percent of the vote and the fact that today is going to win shows how much the country has changed in recent years.
When, in 2002, Uribe has won as an independent, Colombia was on the brink of an abyss: the guerrillas of the FARC controlled a large portion of the territory and are funded by the kidnappings and the drug trade. Paramilitary gangs have also killed hundreds of people in recent years.
Uribe's policy, focused on security, has led to a decline in homicides by 32 percent and kidnappings by 85 percent but the economic situation has plummeted despite considerable U.S. support.
While recognizing the great Uribe's work, young Colombians feel now it is time to turn the page.
During two terms as mayor Mockus of Bogota has earned a reputation as an unconventional and honest leader who, by continuing to declare itself independent, was able to break the long tradition of being surrounded by friends and friends of friends.
The atmosphere in Colombia these days is still glowing: 1,053 landmine have been newly discovered that the rebels of the FARC wanted to use on election day. The mines were discovered in the province of Antioquia where last week a squad of marines fell into an ambush of Colombian FARC. The commander of naval forces in the south said that the Marines were engaged in security operations in view of the election next Sunday.
To view video FB: www.pustetto.it
To learn more about Mockus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYBmcZcMQ7w
THE CONVENTION OF THE RADICAL And Pary CHANGE THE CANDIDATE GERMAN VARGAS
HIS SPOT ELECTORAL
PEDRO GUSTAVO the Alternative Democratic POLE PARTY
Noemi Sanin THE CANDIDATE OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE CANDIDATES televised debate
the photo finish victory in Colombia presidential elections next Sunday. Until a few months ago nobody would have questioned the victory of dolphins Uribe, whose popularity is still high thanks to his hard line on national security: the Marxist rebels who have held the country in check for nearly 40 years have been confined to mountains and jungle, drug production has collapsed and the far-right paramilitary militias were dismantled. Uribe tried to hold a constitutional referendum to allow him a third term last February 26 but the constitutional court has rejected this possibility. Uribe has failed to transfer his popularity on Santos, 58, chatted with a former defense minister unexceptionable political pedigree (his uncle was president, his grandfather was one of the most listened to political commentators and during his tenure as minister of defense has taken away 15 hostages from the hands of the guerrillas, including Ingrid Betancourt), but associated with an old and outdated way of politics far removed from that which is offering its biggest rival.
It 's a big pencil symbol of the campaign Mockus who distributes to thousands during his speeches, accompanied by the statement: "The next chapter in our history will be written with a pencil and not with blood."
Mockus, who in the presidential election of 2006 had less than 2 percent of the vote does not undermining the success of President Alvaro Uribe, is increasingly matched by the candidate in the polls Santos (ex-defense minister), whose victory, until last February, was taken for granted even by the most accurate political analysts.
To understand the dramatic comeback twice mayor of Bogota, El Professor, as it is called by the students since he was rector of National University turbulent, it is necessary to evaluate the opponent's court where the parties of the right (conservatives, the radical change and Partitdo de la U) instead of compacted around the dolphin Uribe chose to run each with its own candidate.
Mockus could, given the polls, win or go to the first round of balloting next June 20 with the direct opponent Santos. Mockus's election campaign, as did Obama, change substantially on the tip and completely new element in the political geography of Colombia, to young voters. His insistence on this segment of the electorate has forced his rivals to reconsider their positions, to adopt a vision of youth friendly and so down on his own ground, but little is worth the redesign of Web sites or the use of social networking sites such as Twitter, Face Book to curb the rampant success of the Green Party candidate (party formed a year ago on progressive positions of the center and very distant from those of the radical "green" traditional). If the advantage of Santos on Mockus is now 34 to 33, among young people aged 18 to 24 years Mockus has a percentage in favor of 67 percent against the 'Santos 11. This is because of an election campaign in which, from the outset, the use of new media was a tight square, in fact, opponents unprepared for the new media and new languages. Green Mockus has led a campaign benefiting also from the political scandals that have characterized the presidency of Alvaro Uribe and his minister, Santos accused, among other things, of having used the intelligence agencies to intercept phone calls of judges, political opponents and journalists. When
Mockus, as I said, he ran as president in 2006 had less than 2 percent of the vote and the fact that today is going to win shows how much the country has changed in recent years.
When, in 2002, Uribe has won as an independent, Colombia was on the brink of an abyss: the guerrillas of the FARC controlled a large portion of the territory and are funded by the kidnappings and the drug trade. Paramilitary gangs have also killed hundreds of people in recent years.
Uribe's policy, focused on security, has led to a decline in homicides by 32 percent and kidnappings by 85 percent but the economic situation has plummeted despite considerable U.S. support.
While recognizing the great Uribe's work, young Colombians feel now it is time to turn the page.
During two terms as mayor Mockus of Bogota has earned a reputation as an unconventional and honest leader who, by continuing to declare itself independent, was able to break the long tradition of being surrounded by friends and friends of friends.
The atmosphere in Colombia these days is still glowing: 1,053 landmine have been newly discovered that the rebels of the FARC wanted to use on election day. The mines were discovered in the province of Antioquia where last week a squad of marines fell into an ambush of Colombian FARC. The commander of naval forces in the south said that the Marines were engaged in security operations in view of the election next Sunday.
To view video FB: www.pustetto.it
To learn more about Mockus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYBmcZcMQ7w
THE CONVENTION OF THE RADICAL And Pary CHANGE THE CANDIDATE GERMAN VARGAS
HIS SPOT ELECTORAL
PEDRO GUSTAVO the Alternative Democratic POLE PARTY
Noemi Sanin THE CANDIDATE OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE CANDIDATES televised debate
Saturday, May 22, 2010
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COLOMBIA Elections
As in most Latin American countries including Columbia, the campaign has the appearance of a real collective performance. Despite the fact that the U.S. is the kingdom and the birthplace of electoral communication, is in the countries of South America that is expressed at its highest level. The reasons are mostly cultural, that is related to the character of that population that even in the most tragic situations can find ideas to socialize and share projects and ideas. The election campaign in those countries is an extraordinary and unique flowing through them from the big cities up to the most remote villages. The election campaign, except that there are choices to be won range as those concerning the government of nations, is a large and continuous feast that lasts for more than a month and he sees an extraordinary expenditure of funds by the parties and candidates. Election campaigns are "hot" followed by a ' high participation of voters who flock to the polls after taking part in a collective event that, notwithstanding the ideological differences, has connotations of festive quite different from those of the campaigns in North America or Europe. The campaign cost a lot: the paperwork is immense, gadgets are limited only by the imagination of those who imagine and produce them, especially private and public television are literally taken by assault, the consultants are working side by side at full speed, in the vast majority of cases, by American colleagues.
The election campaign that is taking place in Columbia is no exception: they have been hired the best strategists and the media are almost exclusively devoted to the elections. Of the two main contenders as "new" is two-time mayor of Bogota Andenas Mockus, an educated university professor whose Green Party is a glimpse of the possibility of a progressive wave in a country torn by internal conflicts and secular in which drug dealers are not a 'invention of cinema, but the custodians of a lump of violence who do not hesitate to put in place whenever they see their bussines at risk. The consultants of the proposed green keeps saying their campaign is all online, that is focused on Internet and social networks. A little 'what has been said about the Obama campaign last year. The new media are so used to the fullest, but in a completely subordinate to the television that remains, despite the network, the main tool to guide the electorate. As always happens in politics, the dynamics of consensus are extremely complex and it would be simplistic to attribute the victory of one candidate over another tool when we know who is the candidate who is a person to make a difference. What is certain is that the network has unleashed the potential of all the instruments of electoral propaganda posters, brochures, TV and radio spots, the same speeches today are conditioned by the reference on the internet and then are forced to reformulate the message. Those who observe the election campaigns of the world can not fail to be dazzled and fascinated by the amount of sites, television commercials (including a lot of sarcasm), interventions, events that mark this year at which people, including candidates, still participates with enthusiasm.
A week before the vote in the May 30 polls, after speaking to a head to head jammed between the two candidates for President, today marks an advantage for the candidate backed by outgoing President Alvaro Uribe. To contend for the office are the candidate of the right Juan Manuel Santos, a former defense minister, the Socialist Party of National Unity (U Party) and Andenas Mockus, candidate of the Green Party and former mayor, much loved by its citizens of Bogota. To embarrass the candidate green have certainly been the accusations of his opponents of being an atheist and want to raise taxes. Santos still has the advantage that comes from having managed a spectacular raid that led to the release, in Ecuador, 15 hostages of the FARC. Whoever wins will represent for Colombia of a new era: President Uribe will be completely knocked out and start a new course in a country that has experienced stages of extreme violence (for comparison, in conjunction with voting for reasons of security, borders will be closed). A 'eventual victory for the Green candidate will be a further clear evidence of the disaffection of the electorate from the traditional policy as is happening in every country in the world. We will continue to talk about it.
THE ATMOSPHERE IN THE COUNTRY
The presidential candidate Santos
THE NEWS 'THE GREEN
http://www. facebook.com/pages/Antanas-Mockus-y-Sergio-Fajardo-a-la-Presidencia-de-la-Republica/114401601910756? ref = mf & v = info
http://www.sergiofajardo.com/
http://www.antanasmockus.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/VisionariosColombia
As in most Latin American countries including Columbia, the campaign has the appearance of a real collective performance. Despite the fact that the U.S. is the kingdom and the birthplace of electoral communication, is in the countries of South America that is expressed at its highest level. The reasons are mostly cultural, that is related to the character of that population that even in the most tragic situations can find ideas to socialize and share projects and ideas. The election campaign in those countries is an extraordinary and unique flowing through them from the big cities up to the most remote villages. The election campaign, except that there are choices to be won range as those concerning the government of nations, is a large and continuous feast that lasts for more than a month and he sees an extraordinary expenditure of funds by the parties and candidates. Election campaigns are "hot" followed by a ' high participation of voters who flock to the polls after taking part in a collective event that, notwithstanding the ideological differences, has connotations of festive quite different from those of the campaigns in North America or Europe. The campaign cost a lot: the paperwork is immense, gadgets are limited only by the imagination of those who imagine and produce them, especially private and public television are literally taken by assault, the consultants are working side by side at full speed, in the vast majority of cases, by American colleagues.
The election campaign that is taking place in Columbia is no exception: they have been hired the best strategists and the media are almost exclusively devoted to the elections. Of the two main contenders as "new" is two-time mayor of Bogota Andenas Mockus, an educated university professor whose Green Party is a glimpse of the possibility of a progressive wave in a country torn by internal conflicts and secular in which drug dealers are not a 'invention of cinema, but the custodians of a lump of violence who do not hesitate to put in place whenever they see their bussines at risk. The consultants of the proposed green keeps saying their campaign is all online, that is focused on Internet and social networks. A little 'what has been said about the Obama campaign last year. The new media are so used to the fullest, but in a completely subordinate to the television that remains, despite the network, the main tool to guide the electorate. As always happens in politics, the dynamics of consensus are extremely complex and it would be simplistic to attribute the victory of one candidate over another tool when we know who is the candidate who is a person to make a difference. What is certain is that the network has unleashed the potential of all the instruments of electoral propaganda posters, brochures, TV and radio spots, the same speeches today are conditioned by the reference on the internet and then are forced to reformulate the message. Those who observe the election campaigns of the world can not fail to be dazzled and fascinated by the amount of sites, television commercials (including a lot of sarcasm), interventions, events that mark this year at which people, including candidates, still participates with enthusiasm.
A week before the vote in the May 30 polls, after speaking to a head to head jammed between the two candidates for President, today marks an advantage for the candidate backed by outgoing President Alvaro Uribe. To contend for the office are the candidate of the right Juan Manuel Santos, a former defense minister, the Socialist Party of National Unity (U Party) and Andenas Mockus, candidate of the Green Party and former mayor, much loved by its citizens of Bogota. To embarrass the candidate green have certainly been the accusations of his opponents of being an atheist and want to raise taxes. Santos still has the advantage that comes from having managed a spectacular raid that led to the release, in Ecuador, 15 hostages of the FARC. Whoever wins will represent for Colombia of a new era: President Uribe will be completely knocked out and start a new course in a country that has experienced stages of extreme violence (for comparison, in conjunction with voting for reasons of security, borders will be closed). A 'eventual victory for the Green candidate will be a further clear evidence of the disaffection of the electorate from the traditional policy as is happening in every country in the world. We will continue to talk about it.
THE ATMOSPHERE IN THE COUNTRY
The presidential candidate Santos
THE NEWS 'THE GREEN
http://www. facebook.com/pages/Antanas-Mockus-y-Sergio-Fajardo-a-la-Presidencia-de-la-Republica/114401601910756? ref = mf & v = info
http://www.sergiofajardo.com/
http://www.antanasmockus.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/VisionariosColombia
Friday, May 21, 2010
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA VOTE IN TERROR AS THE END OF GREECE
28 and May 29 Czech voters will go to the polls for the first round of elections to the Chamber of Deputies. The Czechoslovak Republic has a bicameral system with a senate composed from 81 seats and a House of Representatives consists of 200 seats. The members of the Senate are elected by an absolute majority in single-member constituencies and remain in office six years. The 200 Members of the Chamber of Deputies are elected through a proportional system instead of in open lists and remain in office for 4 years. A second round is necessary when no candidate obtained an absolute majority in the first. One third of the Senate is renewed every two years. Voters can make preferences between the two candidates on the list who wish to vote. To join the Chamber of Deputies shall be a barrier to 5 percent becomes 15 in the case of a coalition of two parties, 15 per cent if the coalition is formed by three parties and 20 percent for coalitions of four or more parties.
The latest poll is headed by the Social Democratic Party ( Czech Social Democrats CSSD ) with 11, 5 percent lead over rival Civic Democrats (ODS) and this is the first time since the 2006 election that the ODS falls below 20 percent. A
The Social Democratic Party would then win with 30.5 percent of the vote against 19 per cent of the ODS. Polls show a surge in popularity of the Conservative Party TOP 09 centrist and Public Affairs (VV). Together with the Communists (KSCM) these parties have gained 10 percent each. The Greens (SZ) and Christian Democrats (KDU-CSL) should not however reach the 5 percent necessary to enter the House of Representatives unless the maregine error of the polls do not go in their favor. The extra-parliamentary left party
Milos Zerman (SPOZ) is not expected to reach 2 percent.
This campaign sees a strong demand from many quarters for change and many new parties trying to capitalize on discontent with the old parties. The conservative TOP09, claiming the free market, is headed by Karel Schwanzenberg an aristocrat exiled during the Communist regime that has become a popular foreign minister s, which is challenged on its pedigree. One of the tools he used in election campaign of false invoices that were sent to voters in order to communicate the levels of debt in the country. Another new and unique party is Public Matters is headed by Radek John, a journalist who takes the conversation to say the least unusual. Its volunteers have been distributing election material in Prague and tried to chase the homeless and drug addicts. This activity has been suspended for several days, but John has made one of the most famous politicians of the country, much more than Schwarzenberg. Both certificates at 10 percent, could play a certain role in the formation of new coalition.
As in previous elections, voters may be divided equally between the left and right, giving life to another government weak and quarrelsome Inico made a great party and a myriad of small parties. Another possible outcome is a Social Democratic minority government supported by the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia. Another scenario is that of a grand coalition between Social Democrats and the democratic civilian rule. The leader of Social Democrats (CSSD) Jiri Paroubek has just declared to be forced to fight two enemies, political opponents and the media who he accused of spreading false news. His anger against the newspapers had led to a news blackout that broke participating in a televised debate in which he explained as his party's priority is to revive the economy of the country that many considered a situation similar to that of Greece. The CSSD has certainly been the largest party attacked by the press and public opinion as revealed by an unpleasant incident in which it is committed by the president of Deputies Bohuslav Sobotka, during a rally in Brrno was attacked by a drunk. Paroubek has also lashed out against negative campaigning that he said, has distracted the attention of voters from the real problems of the country.
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RADEK USA EVEN RIDE
ELECTION CAMPAIGN OF PAURBEK
28 and May 29 Czech voters will go to the polls for the first round of elections to the Chamber of Deputies. The Czechoslovak Republic has a bicameral system with a senate composed from 81 seats and a House of Representatives consists of 200 seats. The members of the Senate are elected by an absolute majority in single-member constituencies and remain in office six years. The 200 Members of the Chamber of Deputies are elected through a proportional system instead of in open lists and remain in office for 4 years. A second round is necessary when no candidate obtained an absolute majority in the first. One third of the Senate is renewed every two years. Voters can make preferences between the two candidates on the list who wish to vote. To join the Chamber of Deputies shall be a barrier to 5 percent becomes 15 in the case of a coalition of two parties, 15 per cent if the coalition is formed by three parties and 20 percent for coalitions of four or more parties.
The latest poll is headed by the Social Democratic Party ( Czech Social Democrats CSSD ) with 11, 5 percent lead over rival Civic Democrats (ODS) and this is the first time since the 2006 election that the ODS falls below 20 percent. A
The Social Democratic Party would then win with 30.5 percent of the vote against 19 per cent of the ODS. Polls show a surge in popularity of the Conservative Party TOP 09 centrist and Public Affairs (VV). Together with the Communists (KSCM) these parties have gained 10 percent each. The Greens (SZ) and Christian Democrats (KDU-CSL) should not however reach the 5 percent necessary to enter the House of Representatives unless the maregine error of the polls do not go in their favor. The extra-parliamentary left party
Milos Zerman (SPOZ) is not expected to reach 2 percent.
This campaign sees a strong demand from many quarters for change and many new parties trying to capitalize on discontent with the old parties. The conservative TOP09, claiming the free market, is headed by Karel Schwanzenberg an aristocrat exiled during the Communist regime that has become a popular foreign minister s, which is challenged on its pedigree. One of the tools he used in election campaign of false invoices that were sent to voters in order to communicate the levels of debt in the country. Another new and unique party is Public Matters is headed by Radek John, a journalist who takes the conversation to say the least unusual. Its volunteers have been distributing election material in Prague and tried to chase the homeless and drug addicts. This activity has been suspended for several days, but John has made one of the most famous politicians of the country, much more than Schwarzenberg. Both certificates at 10 percent, could play a certain role in the formation of new coalition.
As in previous elections, voters may be divided equally between the left and right, giving life to another government weak and quarrelsome Inico made a great party and a myriad of small parties. Another possible outcome is a Social Democratic minority government supported by the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia. Another scenario is that of a grand coalition between Social Democrats and the democratic civilian rule. The leader of Social Democrats (CSSD) Jiri Paroubek has just declared to be forced to fight two enemies, political opponents and the media who he accused of spreading false news. His anger against the newspapers had led to a news blackout that broke participating in a televised debate in which he explained as his party's priority is to revive the economy of the country that many considered a situation similar to that of Greece. The CSSD has certainly been the largest party attacked by the press and public opinion as revealed by an unpleasant incident in which it is committed by the president of Deputies Bohuslav Sobotka, during a rally in Brrno was attacked by a drunk. Paroubek has also lashed out against negative campaigning that he said, has distracted the attention of voters from the real problems of the country.
AN INCREDIBLE !!!!!! Schwarzenberg
RADEK USA EVEN RIDE
ELECTION CAMPAIGN OF PAURBEK
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Ethiopia to vote between poverty and conflict
Three days before the election on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea a bomb blew up a bus killing 13 people. The two countries had fought between 1998 and 2000, causing over 80 000 victims. It 'a sign of the climate that we are living in the African country in the vicinity of the 547 members of parliament elections. Out of a population of 80 million inhabitants, 31 million are registered voters and were prepared 43 000 polling stations which will close Sunday evening. The head of the National Electoral Commission said that, barring unforeseen circumstances, the first results should be already on Monday. There is no doubt that to win the elections will be the head of the totalitarian regime Zernawi Meles, 55, has long accused of increasing repression and genocide in violation of human rights against its own people, circumventing international law by invading and occupying sovereign territory and trying to destabilize the entire Horn of Africa. Zenawi, who is in government for 19 years, heads the coalition of Ethiopia People Revolutionary Front (EPRDF), which controls the printing system, state employees and the entire electoral process. Prime Minister Zenawi he abandoned his studies in medicine to work together to overthrow the communist government of Mengistu Haile Mariam. He graduated in England and was awarded ten years after, a Masters degree in economics at a German university.
The opposition coalition, known as Medrek, complained that his candidates were threatened and three of its members murdered. For its part the government has denounced the Medrek of killing one of his supporters and police. The opposition leader is Merera Gudina , university professor, member of parliament and founder of Medrek.
Merera For the current prime minister Meles is one of the worst African dictators.
The Medrek is composed of eight political parties based on ethnicity and its leader Merera has promised major changes including the reform of the free market. Merera Gudina is part of the vast Oromo ethnic group that owns one third of the Ethiopian population. Next Sunday Medrek elections will occur without one of its main leader and head of the Unity Party for Democracy and Justice Birtukan Mideska who was imprisoned on charges of treason. Other parties
meanings of this election are the All Ethiopia Unity Party led by Hailu Shawell el'Ethiopian democratic party led by the young Lidetu Ayalew.
The international election monitoring mission, comprising 170 observers, is the largest ever used with this function. Other international observers, such as the Carter Center, have refused to send their representatives in Addis Ababa.
Ethiopia, one of the poorest countries in the world and more dependent on international aid, is preparing to experience a weekend election banner of fear. It is not the first time that concurrent elections the government uses repression against opponents who are imprisoned or killed as reported by international control. These are investigating in particular that the Ethiopian government is using aid to buy the international consensus and take out the opposition.
The parliamentary elections of 2005 had been accompanied by a strong wave of protest that led to the arrest of thousands of dissidents and the killing of an unknown number of people.
Recently, opposition leaders were imprisoned on false charges and free radio stations have been closed. A number of foreign journalists who had asked to enter the country to monitor the elections was denied a visa.
Since last March, two opposition candidates and a candidate have been killed. The Ethiopian government has denied any connection with these murders by declaring that it was a crime and that the opposition attempts to criminalize these situations to discredit the institutions. The government supporters continue to claim to have reduced poverty and increased infrastructure while many have denounced as international aid will be used to help people not to feed the corruption.
ZERNAWI Meles explains his vision ETHIOPIA ...
... WHILE TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE VOTERS
Three days before the election on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea a bomb blew up a bus killing 13 people. The two countries had fought between 1998 and 2000, causing over 80 000 victims. It 'a sign of the climate that we are living in the African country in the vicinity of the 547 members of parliament elections. Out of a population of 80 million inhabitants, 31 million are registered voters and were prepared 43 000 polling stations which will close Sunday evening. The head of the National Electoral Commission said that, barring unforeseen circumstances, the first results should be already on Monday. There is no doubt that to win the elections will be the head of the totalitarian regime Zernawi Meles, 55, has long accused of increasing repression and genocide in violation of human rights against its own people, circumventing international law by invading and occupying sovereign territory and trying to destabilize the entire Horn of Africa. Zenawi, who is in government for 19 years, heads the coalition of Ethiopia People Revolutionary Front (EPRDF), which controls the printing system, state employees and the entire electoral process. Prime Minister Zenawi he abandoned his studies in medicine to work together to overthrow the communist government of Mengistu Haile Mariam. He graduated in England and was awarded ten years after, a Masters degree in economics at a German university.
The opposition coalition, known as Medrek, complained that his candidates were threatened and three of its members murdered. For its part the government has denounced the Medrek of killing one of his supporters and police. The opposition leader is Merera Gudina , university professor, member of parliament and founder of Medrek.
Merera For the current prime minister Meles is one of the worst African dictators.
The Medrek is composed of eight political parties based on ethnicity and its leader Merera has promised major changes including the reform of the free market. Merera Gudina is part of the vast Oromo ethnic group that owns one third of the Ethiopian population. Next Sunday Medrek elections will occur without one of its main leader and head of the Unity Party for Democracy and Justice Birtukan Mideska who was imprisoned on charges of treason. Other parties
meanings of this election are the All Ethiopia Unity Party led by Hailu Shawell el'Ethiopian democratic party led by the young Lidetu Ayalew.
The international election monitoring mission, comprising 170 observers, is the largest ever used with this function. Other international observers, such as the Carter Center, have refused to send their representatives in Addis Ababa.
Ethiopia, one of the poorest countries in the world and more dependent on international aid, is preparing to experience a weekend election banner of fear. It is not the first time that concurrent elections the government uses repression against opponents who are imprisoned or killed as reported by international control. These are investigating in particular that the Ethiopian government is using aid to buy the international consensus and take out the opposition.
The parliamentary elections of 2005 had been accompanied by a strong wave of protest that led to the arrest of thousands of dissidents and the killing of an unknown number of people.
Recently, opposition leaders were imprisoned on false charges and free radio stations have been closed. A number of foreign journalists who had asked to enter the country to monitor the elections was denied a visa.
Since last March, two opposition candidates and a candidate have been killed. The Ethiopian government has denied any connection with these murders by declaring that it was a crime and that the opposition attempts to criminalize these situations to discredit the institutions. The government supporters continue to claim to have reduced poverty and increased infrastructure while many have denounced as international aid will be used to help people not to feed the corruption.
ZERNAWI Meles explains his vision ETHIOPIA ...
... WHILE TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE VOTERS
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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Mello ... never mind ... 
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Mauri and Adam, fantastic ... 
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very clean ... 
Adam now out of "Crazy Snake" (8b) 
Monday, May 10, 2010
Sean Cody Free Membership
We and the great ADAM, having just closed Crazy Snake (8b)
last week in Val di Mello for the team's Valley, a week of tent, water, blocks , psychological distress and physical Camp4 (so it has been renamed the base camp at Camping Sasso Remenno). Skinned fingers and hands ruined notches hard, very hard and wet flares that do not care about, constantly tormented by bad weather, but also small satisfactions, joys and special moments with old friends and those who reviewed after a year.
new friends as Adam, a great all around, in a large its immense simplicity. Unfortunately, not just a few lines to tell what has been for us this year Mellobocco.
Sincere thanks to everyone for this wonderful celebration of climbing.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Lead Pipe Closet Flange
Unfortunately we are at May 5, but the bad weather there spring. Pre-start tomorrow call for details weather situation Val di Mello.
MELLOBLOCCO we come!
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