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Junio 2006
26.06.2006
At a national Other Campaign gathering in Mexico City on May 29, Subcomandante Marcos called on members of the Other Campaign across the country to gather in Mexico City on June 30 for two days of debate and, on election day, Sunday July 2, to “interrupt into the calendar of the elite [los de arriba] with civil and peaceful organizing and mobilizations.”
Read moreTemas relacionados: [México] [Derechos Civiles] [Derechos Indígenas] [Activismo] Imagen: www.chiapas.indymedia.org
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23.06.2006
The achievement of the MDGs, in the case of Nicaragua - as in the case of many developing countries - is severely constrained by the relationship of the country with the IMF. It is estimated that under current IMF conditionalities only half of the MDG targets will be met in Nicaragua.
Read moreOrganización: Agencia Latinoamericana de Información Temas relacionados: [Nicaragua] [Derechos Humanos] [Desarrollo] [MDGs] Imagen: © International Save the Children Alliance
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20.06.2006
In early June U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick had the nerve to speak publicly against “interventionism” in Latin America at a meeting of the Organization of American States in the Dominican Republic. Ironically, a few days later the U.S. Congress voted to continue supporting military intervention in Latin America...
Leer másTemas relacionados: [América Latina y el Caribe] [Derechos Humanos] [Guerra y Paz] [Armas & Ejército] Imagen: www.lainsignia.org
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19.06.2006
Journal writers are masters of half-truths and distortion that goes along the the paper's policy of being hostile to any government not in line with the neoliberal Washington Consensus (wreaking havoc wherever it spreads) and not fully subservient to US wishes.
Read moreOrganización: Independent Media Center Temas relacionados: [Venezuela] [Información & Medios] [Política] Imagen: murales Chavez es America - da itaca.coopsoc.it
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15.06.2006
In the past few weeks global trade talks have been dealt a series of stunning blows. President Bush appointed his chief trade negotiator, Rob Portman, Budget Director. The move was widely viewed as a shift in the administration’s priorities to focus on internal matters rather than the conclusion of the Doha Round.
Read moreOrganización: Agencia Latinoamericana de Información Temas relacionados: [Economía] [Comercio] Imagen: © Developemet Doha Agenda
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13.06.2006
Much attention has focused lately on the Bolivian government's nationalization of the country's hydrocarbon resources. Bolivia's policy change follows up the Venezuelan government's systematic renegotiation of contracts with foreign petroleum companies which dramatically increased revenue available to benefit Venezuela's people.
Leer másTemas relacionados: [Bolivia] [Desarrollo] [Energía] [Gobierno] Imagen: © openDemocracy
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09.06.2006
The test of a televised debate is not what the candidates say but how they do. This makes the end result look more like soap opera auditions than a public forum of ideas. It is doubtful that Tuesday night's spectacle swayed much of the coveted “undecided vote.” Predictably, everyone pronounced their own candidate the “winner.
Leer másOrganización: Agencia Latinoamericana de Información Temas relacionados: [México] [Política] [Democracia] |
06.06.2006
In a single sweep of the pen, Bolivian President Evo Morales has rearranged the continent's entire geopolitical map. The May 1st decision to nationalize hydrocarbons placed South America's second largest gas reserves under state control.
Read moreOrganización: Agencia Latinoamericana de Información Temas relacionados: [Bolivia] [Democracia] [Geopolítica] |
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