BRASILIA, 2 June (Reuters) - The governor of Central Bank of Mexico and a candidate for the Directorate Manager of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Agustin Carstens, said to have a similar program of its only opponent so far, the Minister of Economy and French Finance, Christine Lagarde. However, he believes to be best qualified to have more experience and more knowledge about the IMF.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Energy, Ireland is always greener
While Germany has just announced the closure of its nuclear program is irreversible, whereas in Japan are expected up to 400 thousand cases of cancer in the next 50 years to the catastrophe of Fukushima, while Italy is expected to see the outcome of the referendum the next 12 and June 13, in Ireland the issue of atomic energy does not arise.
The "Green Ireland" has never had a nuclear program. Indeed, along with Portugal, Austria, Norway, Greece, Denmark and Luxembourg has sided openly against this source of energy, preferring to aim, since time is not suspected, renewable sources. If the first wind farm in the country dates back to 1991, since 2002 the government established the Sustainable Energy Authority, the SEAI, which deals since then to transform Ireland into a society based entirely on environmental sustainability and energy.
The "Green Ireland" has never had a nuclear program. Indeed, along with Portugal, Austria, Norway, Greece, Denmark and Luxembourg has sided openly against this source of energy, preferring to aim, since time is not suspected, renewable sources. If the first wind farm in the country dates back to 1991, since 2002 the government established the Sustainable Energy Authority, the SEAI, which deals since then to transform Ireland into a society based entirely on environmental sustainability and energy.
Both sides accused of war crimes in Libya
A fact-finding mission of the Council of Human Rights the UN said they found evidence of war crimes committed by security forces and rebels Gaddafi in Libya. "The commission has concluded that crimes against humanity and war crimes were committed by government forces in Libya," said Wednesday the Council in a statement.
"The commission has received less [items] that constitute international crimes by the forces of opposition." However, the side of the rebellion, the commission said it had "found a few acts that constitute war crimes" in particular cases of "torture and other forms of inhuman and degrading".
"The commission has received less [items] that constitute international crimes by the forces of opposition." However, the side of the rebellion, the commission said it had "found a few acts that constitute war crimes" in particular cases of "torture and other forms of inhuman and degrading".
Abbe-44 Yemeni army of Al Qaeda
At least 44 members of the terrorist network Al Qaeda were killed by Yemeni forces as they tried to storm a military barracks in the city of Zinjibar. The Yemeni news agency Saba reported that the army and police launched an operation "clean" in Zinjibar, south of the country and taken over by Al Qaeda militants since last Friday.
Opponents of President Ali Abdullah Saleh blamed for allowing the terrorists to take the ciudadLa agency reported, quoting security sources, that the government caused a large number of casualties among the ranks of combatants, "who have lost control over his men ". Yesterday continued protests against the regime, who opened fire on the demonstration in the capital, Sanaa, killing at least 41 dead.
Opponents of President Ali Abdullah Saleh blamed for allowing the terrorists to take the ciudadLa agency reported, quoting security sources, that the government caused a large number of casualties among the ranks of combatants, "who have lost control over his men ". Yesterday continued protests against the regime, who opened fire on the demonstration in the capital, Sanaa, killing at least 41 dead.
They hold 32 youth in Nigeria for trafficking babies
A group of 32 pregnant girls have been detained by police after holding a clinic in the Nigerian city of Aba, in the southeastern state of Abia, suspecting that the center was for trafficking in babies. Geoffrey said Ogbonna, spokesman for the Police in Abia, the doctor Hyacinth Orik, director of the Clinic Heda, Investment Foundation Cross, was arrested last week along with the rest of the staff.
Argentina .- The Argentine Senate approved a law against money laundering
BUENOS AIRES, 2 June (Reuters) - Argentina's Senate on Wednesday became law a bill against money laundering, in response to a request in this regard the Government of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, seeking to modernize the weak mechanisms financial control of that country. The adoption of the rule came after the government faced objections from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), which considered include Argentina in a "gray list" of legislative gaps that hindered the fight against money laundering.
Mitt Romney announces his candidacy for the White House
For the second time, Mitt Romney, 64, will try to reach the White House in GOP hands. The former governor of Massachusetts announced Thursday in Stratham (New Hampshire) candidates in the Republican primary to dispute the presidency to Barack Obama in November 2012. The candidate most likely favorite for the moment, the Conservative Party has started with a message focused on the economy.
"Obama has failed America," Romney has said. According to the billionaire, the Democratic administration has caused a huge loss of jobs and has increased fears of a new recession. "Under President Barack Obama, the government has grown and grown to consume nearly 40% of our economy. We are a millimeter longer be a free market economy," Romney has said in his speech.
"Obama has failed America," Romney has said. According to the billionaire, the Democratic administration has caused a huge loss of jobs and has increased fears of a new recession. "Under President Barack Obama, the government has grown and grown to consume nearly 40% of our economy. We are a millimeter longer be a free market economy," Romney has said in his speech.
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