jeudi 8 juillet 2010

Cuba Libération massive de prisonniers politiques

Photo: Estudios Revolucion.

Photo diffusée par les autorités cubaines.
De gauche à droite: le chef de la diplomatie espagnole, Miguel Angel Moratinos, le président Raul Castro, le cardinal Jaime Ortega et le ministre des Affaires étrangères cubain, Bruno Rodriguez, lors de la rencontre ayant précédé l'annonce.

jeudi 4 février 2010

La présidente argentine Cristina Kirchner affaiblie par une crise institutionnelle

American Missionaries in Haiti Charged With Kidnapping Ten Baptist Missionaries Charged With Taking Haitian Children


U.S. citizens arrested for their involvement in a suspected illegal adoption scheme pose in a judicial police station in Port-au-Prince Jan. 31, 2010. Ten Americans remain in jail in Haiti as they wait for a judge to rule on child trafficking charges.

US troop presence in Pakistan meets surprisingly muted response

A Pakistani paramilitary soldier searches a car at a checkpoint near Shahi Koto in the Lower Dir district of Pakistan on Thursday.

Sri Lanka: raid policier chez le rival du président

Un policier sri lankais est posté devant le bureau de Sarath Fonseka, candidat défait de l'élection présidentiel de mardi dernier.

Malaysian Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim’s Sodomy Trial Begins

Anwar Ibrahim

Lire aussi :

CHARIA
Le chef de l'opposition malaisienne jugé pour sodomie

http://tempsreel.nouvelobs.com/actualites/international/20100203.OBS5732/le_chef_de_lopposition_malaisienne_juge_pour_sodomie.html

Dalai Lama to meet Barack Obama as US relations with China worsen

Beijing has lobbied against the Dalai Lama’s planned visit to Washington.

China hits back at US over Taiwan weapons sale

vendredi 29 janvier 2010

Harper really is dangerous



Read also THE ECONOMIST :



Harper goes prorogue
Parliamentary scrutiny may be tedious, but democracies cannot afford to dispense with it

Here is the link :

http://www.economist.com/opinion/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15213212

Palestine under the shadow of the wall

Yemen’s afternoon high



Other link :

Yemen’s drug of choice (photos related to Yemen’s afternoon high) :

http://mondediplo.com/2009/12/19yemengallery

L'Iran pend deux « ennemis de Dieu »


En juin 2009, les manifestations se sont multipliés à la suite de l’élection de Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Affaire Clearstream - Villepin acquitté Un camouflet pour Sarkozy

Photo : Agence France-Presse
Une meute de journalistes attendait Dominique de Vilepin à sa sortie du tribunal hier.

Afghanistan - Le volet militaire a fait son temps Les Afghans prendront plus de responsabilités

Le premier ministre britannique Gordon Brown et le président afghan Hamid Karzaï font leur entrée à la Conférence de Londres sur l’Afghanistan.

jeudi 5 novembre 2009

Honduras's Political Conflict Zelaya's Scrap of Paper


Unless outsiders continue to press, a deal to end a stubborn political conflict risks coming unstuck even before it is implemented

Afghanistan's “re-elected” President Karzai's Tattered Victory


The world agrees to pretend he won; not all Afghans suspend disbelief

mardi 15 septembre 2009

President Obama's Weekly Address

Email from Mitch Stewart


Pierre,

On Wednesday night President Obama delivered a passionate address on health reform to Congress and all Americans, then immediately wrote to you to ask for your help in making reform a reality.

Your response was astounding: In less than 48 hours, more than 450,000 of you signed messages urging Congress to pass the President's plan -- and even chipped in more than $1 million to power our campaign for change.

Now, President Obama has recorded a message just for OFA supporters about what comes next. Please watch the video, and, if you haven't already, add your name in support of the President's plan.

Thanks,

Mitch

P.S. In case you missed it, here's the President's email to OFA supporters from the night of the big speech:

---Original Message---
From: President Barack Obama
Subject: Not the first, but the last

Friend,

I just finished laying out my plan for health reform at a joint session of Congress. Now, I'm writing directly to you because what happens next is critical -- and I need your help.

Change this big will not happen because I ask for it. It can only come when the nation demands it. Congress knows where I stand. Now they need to hear from you.

Add your voice: Ask your representatives to support my plan for real health reform in 2009.

The heart of my plan is simple: bring stability and security to Americans who already have health insurance, guarantee affordable coverage for those who don't, and rein in the cost of health care.

Tonight, I offered a specific plan for how to make it happen. I incorporated the best ideas from Democrats and Republicans to create a plan that's bold, practical, and represents the broad consensus of the American people.

We've come closer to real health reform in the last few months than we have in the last 60 years. But those who profit from the status quo -- and those who put partisan advantage above all else -- will fight us every inch of the way.

We do not seek that fight, but we will not shrink from it. The stakes are too high to let scare tactics cloud the debate, or to allow partisan bickering to block the path. Your voice, right now, is essential.

See my full plan and call on your representatives to support it:

http://my.barackobama.com/ReformVideo

Ours is not the first generation to understand the dire need for health reform. And I am not the first president to take up this cause, but I am determined to be the last.

Thank you,

President Barack Obama