Tuesday, March 22, 2011

The revolt of the "pacifists" Berlusconi

That old fox Victor Felts has scented the air. Available today on the shot ("No to war crazy. But do not take in around") is not only a nod to the League's discontent. There is a large chunk of the electorate that Berlusconi sees Italian participation in the Libyan mission to the smoke and mirrors. To act as a megaphone to protest the Blue Area, the official forum of the sympathizers of the PDL.

Japanese food contaminated withdrawn from the market

The discovery of contaminated spinach, 120 kilometers of damaged central Fukushima, was unexpected. Radiation levels they contain is 27 times higher than the permitted standard, reports the Kyodo news agency. Japanese authorities urged people not to panic, declaring that the consumption of these foods was not dangerous to health.

WHO is monitoring the situation "carefully" but said that the Japanese Ministry of Health has been open about contaminated food. "It should be noted that short-term exposure to levels of radiation recorded on the contaminated spinach does not pose a health risk in the short term," Monday, March 21 provided the voice of the organization, Peter Cordingley.

Saxony-Anhalt, comes back to the CDU and Merkel Voters punish Liberals

BERLIN - The non-involvement in the West against Gaddafi and the conversion to no to nuclear power after the tragedy of Japanese do not save Angela Merkel and Guido Westerwelle from a clear election defeat. Consultations in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, one of the poorest of the 16 states (Bundeslaender) of the Federal Republic of Germany, the chancellor and his deputy, the Liberal leader and Foreign Minister, raking in a heavy failure.

Extend the protests in southern Syria

The protests spread to the south of Syria, with hundreds of people demonstrating against the government in the city of Jassem, said activists, but the authorities used force to quell the recent demonstrations. Security forces killed four civilians in the protests that emerged last week in the city of Deraa, in the most serious challenge to the government of President Bashar al-Assad since the official 45-year replaced his father 11 years ago.

Slow response to the nuclear crisis, admits Japan

A week after the earthquake and tsunami that caused a nuclear crisis, the Japanese government admitted slowness in responding to the disaster, and welcomed the growing support of the United States hoping to avoid a complete fusion power plant in Fukushima Dai-ichi. While the death toll from the earthquake and subsequent tsunami on 11 in Japan increased to seven thousand 197 people, the whole world was on alert, watching for any evidence of increased radioactivity dangerous spread of the installation of six reactors, or that damage to the Japanese economy could cause a domino effect across the globe.

Thousands of Moroccans take to the streets, despite the announcement of reforms

.- Thousands of Moroccans took to the streets in dozens of cities to demand a new constitution and democratic change, despite the recent announcement of King Mohammed VI of constitutional reforms. The protests, called by the youth of the Movement February 20, were most up in Casablanca, Morocco's economic capital, with more than 15 000 people, according to Efe found, although organizers raised that figure to 60 000.

The judges convicted the former president of Israel to seven years for Violation prisin

Former Israeli President Moshe Katsav has been sentenced to seven years in prison after a court found him guilty of raping a woman and sexually abusing two others. The convicted person must also pay 125,000 shekels (about 25,000 euros) to victims. His imprisonment is scheduled for May 8. "They are wrong.

They are all lies," Katsav and shouted tearfully hugged his son after hearing the sentence, as recorded by the online edition of Haaretz daily newspaper. The three judges of the Tel Aviv court charged with judging the former president considered in its ruling that the testimony that Katsav has made during the trial are "full of lies." Katsav, 65, has denied all the charges, which date back to the nineties, when he was tourism minister of the conservative Likud and when justice has proven cinsierado violated on two occasions to an office worker.