Uribe won the elections in Colombia last Sunday with a 62.2 per cent of all the votes. Those are good news, taking into account the consequences of elections in other parts of Latin-America.
But looks like there are also bad news from Colombia: from HazteOir.org:
La Corte Constitucional de Colombia ha determinado que “no se incurre en [...]
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Blogging is a very curious experience. When I began blogging a long time ago, I confess I never thought I was going to have so many readers. Yes, this blog is not a very good example, but if you sum up, the visits from all my blogs (Las Noticias de Eurabia, Eurabian News, Eurabian News [...]
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I read some time ago about a girl aged 11 who was pregnant and who smoked constantly in My Vast Right Wing Conspiracy. I was totally shocked. Imagine what I have felt when I read this: WorldNetDaily: Pedophiles launch own political party:
Pedophiles in the Netherlands are registering a political party to press for lowering the [...]
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From BBC:
France and Morocco have agreed to work together to combat terrorism, drug trafficking and illegal immigration.
French Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy agreed the deal with his Moroccan counterpart, Chakib Benmoussa.
Mr Sarkozy was in Morocco as part of an African tour, widely seen as a prelude to his presidential bid next year.
He has already visited Benin [...]
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It appeared in an Italian television…
Tags: Italy, Spain, Zapatero
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Posted in Asia, Human Rights on May 20, 2006 | 3 Comments »
From BBC:
A senior United Nations official has met Burma’s pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, sources close to the military rulers say.
The talks between Ms Suu Kyi and UN Under Secretary General for Political Affairs Ibrahim Gambari lasted for about an hour, the sources say.
Ms Suu Kyi has been in prison or under house arrest [...]
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From Spain Herald:
Police union spokesman Rodrigo Gavilan said yesterday that the administration canceled a flight that would have carried 90 officers to Grand Canary island in order to proceed to the deportation of 180 illegal immigrants to Mauritania and Guinea. However, those two countries were not willing to accept the deportees. Gavilan added that, as [...]
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Who would guess someone was going to take advantage of the physical similarity of Che and Aznar?
Well, at first no one. But Converse’s poster designer, the Polish Andrej Dragan, has infuriated the far-leftists in Spain with this new campaign (poster: right). Because for them Che, is so opposed to Aznar that this is an insult. [...]
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Tha Canadian National Post published some news about a law that would make Christians, Jews or Zoroastrians wear different colors each. Anyway, it looks like it is not true, BUT there are reports that says that this and other measures could have been at least thrown around or considered. I have written about it here.
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Astounding:
Interior minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba said yesterday that the administration “has not yet reached the conviction that ETA wants to put an end to violence…although the process has solid foundations.” After the interview with two masked terrorists published in the ETA-front newspaper Gara, which made it clear that ETA had not renounced any of its [...]
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Even if the last post that I wrote was about Morales, I think he deserves another one. looks like he is not only accusing Spain of breaking aid promise and nationalising the oil and gas sectors but now he is also going to review the contract with the Spanish firms AENA and Abertis, united in [...]
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From Iranmania:
Visiting Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said in case of a military attack against Iran, no country in the world would have access to crude oil, according to IRNA.
Chavez made the remark at a press conference, adding, “As Iran’s President Ahmadinejad has reiterated, if Tehran would come under attack, oil would get scarce for everyone.”
He [...]
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Spain Herald:
Spanish prime minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero and Bolivian president Evo Morales met on Friday for about 45 minutes in Vienna at the EU-Latin American summit there. Zapatero said the meeting had been “positive, sincere, and clarifying,” but did not mention any advantage over the agreement previously negotiated by a Spanish delegation in La [...]
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The Spain Herald
Two masked ETA members, interviewed by the pro-ETA newspaper Gara, confirmed on Sunday that its extortion letters sent to Navarrese businesses were mailed out after its declaration of an “indefinite cease-fire,” contradicting prime minister Zapatero’s claim that the letters had been mailed before the declaration. The terrorists said, “There are economic needs [...]
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Fistful of Euros writes about it:
Rondot made inquiries, consulting Lahoud, and concluded that the allegations were baseless. That was when things began to get weird, though, as the lists and a CD-ROM were sent anonymously to Renaud van Rumbeyke, the judge investigating the long-running urtext of French political corruption, the Taiwanese frigates affair. But the [...]
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