Benetton, the myriad colors of oppression

The court of an obscure town in Patagonia, Argentina ordered the Mapuche community-Tehuelche and to clear the 534 acres of land they had settled, the property of "Tierras del Sur Argentina SA Benetton. That decision is in clear contrast to the various sources of law both nationally and internationally.

As to the first, remember that the Argentine Constitution provides in Article. 75, para. 17, which are recognized indigenous rights to possession and ownership of lands traditionally occupied. These rights are confirmed by art. 34 of the Constitution of Chubut province, where were the occupants, who adds that this land is inalienable and can not be fettered intrasmissibili charges.

Final assault in Abidjan

Daily Press Review of JT from mid-day.

• VIDEO: Troops confident of Abidjan victory (04/04/2011)
• Heavy Fighting Descends On The Ivory Coast Main Of Abidjan (04/04/2011)
• Battle for Abidjan (04/04/2011)
• The situation in embattled Abidjan (01/04/2011)
• French fire on Abidjan camps: army spokesman (04/04/2011)

Abidjan (geolocation)  Abidjan (wikipedia)  

Gadhafi, ready to reform, not to leave

Ibrahim Musa, a spokesman for the Libyan Government, said the regime is willing to negotiate all forms of political reform, such as elections or a referendum, but rejected a resignation of Col. Moammar Gadhafi. "The way Libya is governed is a separate issue. What political system implemented in the country? That is negotiable.

We talk. We can do everything, election or referendum. " However, he pointed out that Gadhafi is the safety valve for the country and the unity of the people and tribes. "We think it is very important for any transition to a democratic and transparent." Musa, who answered questions about the scope of the negotiations with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), said his country is ready for any negotiations with Western powers, but deny that they "decide what they should do the Libyan people ".

Argentina .- Claudio Tolcachir back to Madrid with the premiere of 'The Wind in a violin'

MADRID, April 6. The stage director and playwright Claudio Tolcachir Argentine back to Madrid with the Company Timbre 4 to present the three shows that signature as author and director: 'The omission of the Coleman family' assembly which was released in Spain ' Third Body (The story of an absurd attempt) ', presented last season in the Small Hall of the Spanish Theatre, and' The Wind in a violin ', his new proposal, released in Paris last fall.

The family of a Libyan rebel known if still alive after the images posted on Youtube

Ahmed Gheriani is lying face down in the middle of a road in eastern Libya and in the hands of troops Muanmar Gaddafi: "Say Qaddafi alive! ... Di Muammar alive!" Says a voice coming from behind camera that records it. He responds: "Allahu Akbar" which means "God is great." In the second 23 of the video, posted on the YouTube website, you hear shots and the camera fails to focus on the Libyan rebel.

Immigrants, Bossi shouts "foer the ball. And in Europe, the League that the protection for refugees

While in Italy, the League would like to see the refugees landed in Lampedusa "foer the ball" in Europe calls for the implementation of exceptional measures to accommodate. In Strasbourg it was voted by a large majority a report of initiative (and therefore worthless legislation) made by the League's Fiorello Provera claiming the application of Directive 55 of 2001, which provides exceptional temporary protection to refugees.

In Paris, the Ivorian community divided over the French intervention

Tuesday morning, many Ivorian Boulevard Barbès Paris had gathered to discuss the latest events that shake their country. The bombardment by the French army and UN negotiations on the departure of Laurent Gbagbo and the "final assault" from whom they affectionately call "hope Alassane. In the district, most Ivorians supporting the offensive Ouattara.

Seen from Paris, the conflict is easily resolved: "It's like a football match, there is a loser, there is a winner. Alassane won the election, do not look any further", says Ibrahim, 23 year-old business student. Around him, all agree. "Gbagbo is dead politically, it must be done by using all means, even if the UN should continue to intervene," added the young man.