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I havnt been to Moscow for a year now, but after four years in New York you could easily get the impression that any Russian Oligarch who doesnt have Israeli nationality has US nationality instead. Mind you, Misha Ks efforts in Yankee land didnt keep him out of jail.. And he paid the max!
<03-18-04 carib: IHT: <an unusual dialogue took place Tuesday on Deutschlandfunk, a German state radio station, between a reporter and Defense Minister Peter Struck, a Social Democrat, emphasizing how much the Germans wanted to get away from the old classifications in which Zapatero seemed to seek a place. . Q. "Have you been following with sympathy the change in the Spanish government's foreign and security policy." . Struck: "No." ...
. Q. "Do you feel something like a subliminal satisfaction that Spain has now come down on the side of Berlin and Paris?" . Struck: "No. You just can't work with that kind of categorizing, especially in the area of foreign and security policy." . To a question about whether he would prefer that Spain kept its troops in Iraq, the defense minister modulated his directness a sixteenth-turn, replying: "The important thing, naturally, is that an international presence remains in Iraq. The hypothesis of a full-fledged withdrawal, with the Americans going along, would markedly raise instability in the country."> >
Citizenship and ethnical origin of strategic resources owners do and always did matter (but not for me personally of course:). Why?
The question now is who is the buyer -French or Anglo-Saxons. IMnsHO.
<a matter of resourse security for Russia> TNK major owners - Wekselberg, Blavatnik and Co - got US citizenship a long time ago. Bet you know it.
Baduel esta a punto de meter presos a Chavez, Rangel, Cabello, Garcia Carnicero, Carrasquero, iris varela y cuidado si encuentra a Bin Laden protegido en Miraflores tomando cafe con Tirofijo...
Seniat sanciona a RCTV con multa de dos mil millones de bolívares
Escuche al presidente de 1-BC
Funcionarios de la Superintendencia de Administración Tributaria (Seniat) realizaron una visita a la televisora privada RCTV, para entregarle al presidente de la empresa 1-BC , Marcel Granier, un ‘acta de reparo’ donde le exigen cancelar una multa por 2 mil millones de bolívares, presuntamente por transmitir propaganda política de la oposición venezolana.
then what are you doing about Cuba ???
what are you doing about the financier of Castro and the FARC ???
get real Bush...
Mr Zapatero has come under intense pressure from supporters of the US-led coalition since announcing that Spain would pull its 1,300 soldiers out of Iraq unless they were brought under a UN mandate.
Security Council members are working on a new resolution and the US and UK have indicated they are willing to consider a new resolution before the June 30 deadline for the transfer of sovereignty in Iraq. Geoff Hoon, defence secretary, said on Thursday he understood Spain would be willing to reconsider, given a handover of sovereignty in Iraq and agreement on a new UN resolution.
"It may well be we can satisfy both of Spain's conditions," he said.
Miguel Benzo, a special Spanish envoy to Iraq, said it was probable that a new Security Council resolution that would satisfy the incoming Spanish government's call for an extended UN role in Iraq could be passed by July.
But according to the secret police, the rebel high command agreed to allow "The Muslim" to set up his suicide squad so that their sworn enemy, hardline President Alvaro Uribe, could be killed by one of the bombers.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/am...
Yes and no; I didn't expect a rate cut in March, in view of the recent spike in consumer prices, the surge in wholesale prices and the alarmist tone of the last two COPOM minutes. Indeed, the decision to cut won by a narrow margin (5x3) But I did and do think the CB will bring the SELIC rate down substantially this year, so it wasn't a complete surprise. Possibly the reason for cutting in March was that the 1-yr real interest rate was creeping towards 10%, the highest level since December. Some say the CB wielded to political pressure, I don't think so (most of these guys will return to the private sector after their passage in the CB, they wouldn't be willing to tarnish their reputation) My guess is that the 1yr real interest rate can fall safely to around 7% and the real o/n rate can fall below 5%. We shall see...
People is being killed right now.
http://edition.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/e...
CNN lie, as usual.
PRISTINA -- Wednesday – UNMIK spokesman Derek Chappell said tonight that the survivor of yesterday’s Ibar River drowning has told his parents that he and three friends entered the river alone and were immediately caught up in the heavy current.
The boy managed to reach the opposite bank of the river, but his three companions were swept away.
The incident happened at about 4.30 p.m. and police began a search of the river about an hour and a half later. Two bodies have been found so far.
Today’s violent incidents around Kosovo were sparked after claims that the boys had been chased into the river by Serbs with a dog.
Chappell told media in Pristina tonight that this was definitely not true according to the account of the surviving boy. >
ZP's message is very clear. I can't see the confusion. Terrorist will be hunted wherever they are. That does not mean invading countries, throwing bombs at it, killing inocent people, maintaining afterwards a force of occupation and all the rest that we all know.
It means working together with the authorites of the country in question and nothing else. If the authorities of the country do not want any help, then none will be provided. If the authorities of the country are the terrorist themselves, that first has to be proved. As ZP says.. a country can not be invaded <just in case>
good...hopefully the "peacture' will be in the obituary section of the newspaper...
<US senator worried about arms sales Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut spoke out on the notion that US taxpayers may have paid to train the Haitian rebels who forced the departure of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide from Haiti. The Democratic senator from the Eastern state is questioning whether the US supplied arms to the anti-Aristide rebels. As reported in El Caribe and Hoy newspapers, Dodd speculated that the DR was used to transfer weapons to the rebels for strategic planning of the effort to depose Aristide. El Caribe reports that sources indicate the US had sold the DR 20,000 arms in the past two years. Dodd felt an investigation should be carried out of sources who alleged that 600 armed Haitian men received training in the DR, funded by US sources and called for an inquiry into the US’s role in the Haitian political changeover…….>
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