Friday, May 27, 2011
Prisons in California, one death per week The judges agree: 40 thousand prisoners in freedom
More than 40 000 prisoners could be released from California prisons in the coming months. Not because of an amnesty, or the expiration of their sentence and procedural situation, but thanks to a ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States. The nine judges of the Court - a majority, 5 against, 4 - have determined that the living conditions in overcrowded and unsanitary prisons are "incompatible with the concept of human dignity." Hence the order to empty them.
In Deauville, the G8 on all fronts
The summit of G8 leaders is barely started the draft joint statement, have to be adopted at the conclusion of the event is known. Revolutions Arab governments' role in the rise of the Internet, lessons learned from the catastrophe of Fukushima, a succession of Dominique Strauss-Kahn to head the International Monetary Fund (IMF) ...
The agenda of the 37th summit of the Group discussion covers a large part of international issues of the moment. Internet: towards a recognition of the role of States Following the closure of the e-G8, the authorities of the eight major powers should recognize the role of governments in a "balanced development" of the Internet, along with users and industry private, according to the draft declaration.
The agenda of the 37th summit of the Group discussion covers a large part of international issues of the moment. Internet: towards a recognition of the role of States Following the closure of the e-G8, the authorities of the eight major powers should recognize the role of governments in a "balanced development" of the Internet, along with users and industry private, according to the draft declaration.
Netanyahu: "Ready-to-painful compromises for peace." But it does not give the boundaries
Jerusalem, Hillary Clinton along with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in 2010 "We must find a way to establish a permanent peace pact with the Palestinians." Even at the cost of "painful compromises". So the Israeli premier, Benyamin Netanyahu, now before the U.S.
Congress to explain his position on the peace process in the region. The "speech of his life," according to Netanyahu, who spoke for 50 minutes and was interrupted by applause nearly thirty times bipartisan classroom. Although the meeting was not too positive a few days ago with U.S. President Barack Obama.
Congress to explain his position on the peace process in the region. The "speech of his life," according to Netanyahu, who spoke for 50 minutes and was interrupted by applause nearly thirty times bipartisan classroom. Although the meeting was not too positive a few days ago with U.S. President Barack Obama.
The Libyan regime is again proposing a cease-fire but aside from a Qaddafi
The Libyan government said Thursday, May 26 have asked the UN and African Union to set a specific date and time for a cease-fire and to send observers, while avoiding any further departure from Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's government. Libya has repeatedly announced a cease-fire, but does not comply, according to Western capitals.
The leader of the Libyan government, al-Baghdadi Mahmoudi, told a press conference that "the cease-fire announced by the regime have not been respected by all parties." This time, the government "is serious in its proposal for a cease-fire to coincide with a cessation of hostilities by all parties and especially NATO," he said.
The leader of the Libyan government, al-Baghdadi Mahmoudi, told a press conference that "the cease-fire announced by the regime have not been respected by all parties." This time, the government "is serious in its proposal for a cease-fire to coincide with a cessation of hostilities by all parties and especially NATO," he said.
Ukraine, arrested the former Prime Minister Tymoshenko The prosecutor: "Only when questioned"
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Julia Tymoshenko Yulia Tymoshenko was arrested and accompanied in court by the police on the orders of the district court of Pechersky. Was reported by the same party was pasionaria of the Orange Revolution. The deputy prosecutor of Kiev, Renat Kuzmin has stated that it is just a forced interrogation and that Timoshenko will be freed after a hearing in the investigation that appears to be guilty of abuse of office related to contracts for the supply Russian gas in 2009.
Mladic arrest: follow live events
On the run for nearly fifteen years, the former military leader of Bosnian Serbs Ratko Mladic was arrested Thursday, May 26 in Bosnia. The information was confirmed at midday during a press conference of Serbian President Boris Tadic. Mladic was indicted by the international genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role during the Bosnian war (1992-1995).
Ban Ki-moon speaks of "a historic day for international justice." Nicolas Sarkozy hailed a "very good news" and a "very courageous decision of the Serbian president. Mladic arrest: follow live events
Ban Ki-moon speaks of "a historic day for international justice." Nicolas Sarkozy hailed a "very good news" and a "very courageous decision of the Serbian president. Mladic arrest: follow live events
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