A historical change. If the percentage of voting at general elections in Canada have confirmed the predictions of the major polls, in terms of parliamentary seats in the data epoch. First, the country emerges from a stall in which he found himself mired in the past three elections, avendofinalmente got a majority government, which will be led by outgoing Prime Minister, Conservative Stephen Harper, bolstered by about 167 seats, and well above 12 the majority threshold (before he had 143, with an increase in percentage terms by 2% from 37% to 39%) and as many as 24 more seats in the previous elections ..
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
The 13 Palestinian factions signed a peace accord in Cairo
Palestinian factions, including rival Fatah and Hamas, sealed, Tuesday, May 3, reconciliation in Cairo, ending the division between the West Bank and Gaza and opening the way for elections within a year. Representatives of thirteen groups and independent personalities have signed the agreement after a year and a half of fruitless negotiations, following talks with Egyptian officials including intelligence chief Murad Mouafi.
Al Qaeda priority is survival, not succession
- Avoiding the capture will be the highest priority for the central leadership of Al Qaeda in the border area between Afghanistan and Pakistan after the United States potentially vital intelligence obtained during the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. The delicate task of choosing a replacement for the founder and inspirational figure in the group, much less to avenge his death, are challenges that may have to wait.
A dead Bin Laden if he makes another
Goodbye old, dear Bin Laden. You were the best for our children. You have faithfully served our cause, we always need chaos, wars and terrorism, or who sell weapons and you, who would sell the opium poppy? We are dictatorships of crazies or sheikhs debauched: give us the oil, our oil companies billions grind (serve, serve always), we'll fill of dollars (a few corrupt always cost less than a democracy) and you repurchased our luxury, bundling hashish and happy living.
The collaborator of the "World" has been jailed in Syria released
Khaled Sid Mohand-, Algerian journalist, arrested April 9 at his home in Damascus, was released Tuesday, May 3 in the morning. Collaborator of Le Monde and Radio France, he also taught journalism at St. Joseph University in Beirut. It was Tuesday morning at the Embassy of Algeria in Damascus. Since his arrest, his supporters and the media for which they worked have tried several mediations with the Syrian authorities.
The close of Osama stumbled in History
The neighbors, as well as relatives, if one does not choose them. But all he could imagine Sohaib Athar, a Pakistani computer programmer of 33 years, except that 250 meters from his house was hiding Osama Bin Laden, Prince of terror on his head hung a bounty of $ 27 million. "A helicopter has risen to Abbottabad to one: it is a rare event" the first message he entrusted to Twitter on the night of May 1.
Canada wants to "continue to firmly combat" terrorism
Canada, Correspondent - General Election Day in Canada: the day after the announcement of the death of Osama bin Laden, several party leaders welcomed the news, insisting the battle against international terrorism is not won. Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper welcomed the announcement with a "sober satisfaction," stressing that the death of the leader of al-Qaeda was a "form of justice for Canadian victims [note: the attack of September 11, 2001 ] and their families.
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