With great relief the Corriere della Sera on February 28 under heading home ideas & views of Professor Umberto Veronesi, an operation that converts the aspiration of the Arab peoples to democracy in a warning for the next round of referendum on nuclear power. In short, the professor believes that we should finally give the green light to nuclear power stations to do away with reliance on unreliable partner, which can close the valves of oil and gas when the wind of change blowing through the curtains of the corrupt local dictator.
Showing posts with label Oil. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Italy is losing its most valuable colony
Try to line up four facts dated February 23, 2011. 1) Il Giornale, the daily close to the Italian Government, writes: "But come on, it's time that Eni Mattei - luckily, I'll add - obtains resources from countries mainly governed by authoritarian regimes. It will also be cynical, but there is a relation of symmetry between the huge natural resources and simplified forms of government excess.
" (Readers are advised to write down the words "simplified forms of government excess"). 2) Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said the Corriere della Sera: "The problem is that Libya's Gaddafi to hand do not know anything else. (...) In Libya, Cyrenaica, as we know, there are the tribes: we have no idea who they are those of the tribe.
" (Readers are advised to write down the words "simplified forms of government excess"). 2) Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said the Corriere della Sera: "The problem is that Libya's Gaddafi to hand do not know anything else. (...) In Libya, Cyrenaica, as we know, there are the tribes: we have no idea who they are those of the tribe.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
"The North acknowledges the indipendenzadel South Sudan"
Since yesterday the 54th was born in Africa, South Sudan. Yesterday, the Sudanese President Omar Hassan al Bashir has officially taken note of the willingness of the inhabitants of southern regions which have decided to establish their new nation. Four million voters, 98.8 percent said yes to independence.
The interim president of Southern Sudan, Salva Kiir said that the South and the North must have strong relationships. Ruai Alier Deng, Khartoum's ambassador in Rome and a man of strong central government says the fattoquotidiano. en that "the North will respect the outcome of the referendum" even if that does not hide the way of independent regions of the South is still long and many problems to solve.
The interim president of Southern Sudan, Salva Kiir said that the South and the North must have strong relationships. Ruai Alier Deng, Khartoum's ambassador in Rome and a man of strong central government says the fattoquotidiano. en that "the North will respect the outcome of the referendum" even if that does not hide the way of independent regions of the South is still long and many problems to solve.
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