BRASILIA, 25 Abr. (Reuters) - The president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, has confessed on Monday he was "very worried" about inflation, which almost reaches the top of the official target range for this year and said the government will act to prevent that prices continue to rise. "We are extremely worried about inflation and there is no situation under which the government lower its guard when it comes to controlling inflation," said Rousseff told reporters in Brasilia.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Repression continues in Syria
Dera is the capital of the revolt that has shaken Syria, the last country to have been invested by the Arab spring. That 's where the Baathist regime of Bashar al-Assad is focusing more violent repression of dissent and, day after day, the reports coming from the city are increasingly dramatic. Some witnesses report that this morning members of the security forces, backed by tanks and armored vehicles, entered the city, firing in all directions.
Thousands of Moroccans in the street for more democracy
Despite the announcement by the King of major reforms to come, several thousand people demonstrated peacefully in several cities, for the third time since the beginning of the year.
Christians celebrate Easter in Jerusalem
.- Christians from around the world celebrate Easter Sunday to commemorate the day of the resurrection of Jesus in the holy city two millennia ago. Orthodox and Catholic Christians paths made ceremonies in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which is revered as the place that tradition marks as the site of the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus.
The calendars of the various churches coincide this year. The clerics in robes decorated processions made by the old place, where the ceremonies are coordinated carefully each faith to avoid conflicts. The protesters made their own Easter ceremonies outside the walled Old City, the Garden Tomb, which some consider the burial of Jesus.
The calendars of the various churches coincide this year. The clerics in robes decorated processions made by the old place, where the ceremonies are coordinated carefully each faith to avoid conflicts. The protesters made their own Easter ceremonies outside the walled Old City, the Garden Tomb, which some consider the burial of Jesus.
Nuclear power in highly seismic zone
If a country likely to suffer a major earthquake that is Japan. And in Japan, the Tokai region, south of Tokyo. Well, right there on the confluence of three tectonic plates and Japan where the government places the highest risk of major quake in the next 30 years, is one of five nuclear reactors. Hamaoka called to the accident and Fukushima was proud to challenge seismology.
The emerging Japanese anti-nuclear movement requires closure. The visitor center is Hamaoka nuclear as a theme park for children. A yellow cartoon called Yuyu explains to small MOX fuel (using uranium and plutonium) is a "fuel of dreams", which qualifies as a clean and recyclable. There are water slides and colorful to explain the fission of the atom as a game.
The emerging Japanese anti-nuclear movement requires closure. The visitor center is Hamaoka nuclear as a theme park for children. A yellow cartoon called Yuyu explains to small MOX fuel (using uranium and plutonium) is a "fuel of dreams", which qualifies as a clean and recyclable. There are water slides and colorful to explain the fission of the atom as a game.
In Libya, the NATO attacks Gadhafi's residence
.- The office of Col. Moammar Gadhafi, the vast residence of Tripoli, was completely destroyed on Sunday night to Monday's air attack, as a journalist found. In the bombing, 45 people were injured, 15 seriously, said a Libyan official who led the journalists to the site and said he was unaware if there were more victims under the rubble.
"This is an attempt to assassinate Colonel Gaddafi," he said. A meeting room opposite the office of Gadhafi, was hit by the wave of the explosion and was destroyed in part, noted the reporter. Earlier, fighting had resumed on Sunday in Misrata despite the announcement by the regime of suspension of operations against the rebels in the besieged city of western Libya, where the humanitarian situation of concern to the international community.
"This is an attempt to assassinate Colonel Gaddafi," he said. A meeting room opposite the office of Gadhafi, was hit by the wave of the explosion and was destroyed in part, noted the reporter. Earlier, fighting had resumed on Sunday in Misrata despite the announcement by the regime of suspension of operations against the rebels in the besieged city of western Libya, where the humanitarian situation of concern to the international community.
Argentina .- Casa Sefarad pay tribute to the Jewish poet Pizarnik Argentina during the Night of the Books
MADRID, 25 Abr. Casa Sefarad pay tribute to the Jewish poet Pizarnik Argentina on Wednesday, during the celebration of The Night of the Books in Madrid, with a presentation and the presentation of a book by the writer, as reported by the institution in a statement. At 19.30 am on Wednesday will begin this double homage to a poet who, 75 years after his birth and 39 of his tragic death, continues to attract the interest and admiration of critics and readers.
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