Wikileaks .- Diplomats from Spain, USA and other countries discussed the corruption in Argentina, according to Wikileaks

BUENOS AIRES, Mar. 26 diplomats from Spain, U.S., Germany and Finland privately commented that corruption in Argentina forced their companies to pay bribes, according to the latest U.S. diplomatic cable published by Wikileaks. Officials from these countries crossed about the bribes they were told their companies and in some cases, we demanded that the Argentine government.

Specifically, the secretary general of the Presidency, Bernardino Leon, said in September 2008 that "Argentina is very worrying," the U.S. cable as "Spanish companies in the country were concerned about the American populist tone of the Government, political polarization and corruption levels.

Putin and B. together to save Gaddafi

In Washington, Brussels, Moscow international diplomacy continues to search for hours without success, a way out of the Libyan crisis. It arrives in the evening the agreement on command will move to NATO. Yesterday, however, the epicenter of the consultations was Brussels, where Heads of State and Government of the 27 EU countries have launched a summit dedicated, on paper, to economic governance, but in fact dominated by the war in Libya.

Amateur pictures of the Syrian revolt

A week after the start rallies in Deraa, several demonstrations were held Friday, March 25 in Damascus and southern Syria during the "Day of Dignity" launched by the protest movement. The announcement on the eve of promises of reform by Bashar Al-Assad has not calmed the protesters. And the popular revolt grows.

A Deraa, home to protest against the regime, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets Friday as the day rallies have turned into a bloodbath in this city: at least 44 people were killed over a hundred according activists of human rights. This video shows the crowd in the streets of Deraa.

Fukushima, the radioactivity in sea salt hospitalized two workers of the plant

TOKYO - While continuing aftershocks in Japan - the last of magnitude 6.1 was felt in the north - is more complicated situation around the nuclear power plant in Fukushima. The presence of iodine in sea water near the structure is increased up to 147 times the levels prescribed by law. And three employees of the facility were affected by radiation, necessitating hospitalization for two of them.

U.S. calls on Bashar al-Assad to follow example of Mubarak

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak and U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates today urged Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to follow in the footsteps of Egypt Hosni Mubarak and leave power peacefully. "It's hard to know what is happening in Syria. If I had to advise them would follow the example of the Egyptian government and not that of Libya, "Barak said at a press conference in Tel Aviv with Secretary of Defense.

No date for U.S. operations in Libya to

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said Wednesday in Cairo there is no "timetable" for the purpose of the international coalition operations in Libya. "The Security Council does not give a date for the no-fly zone. So I think that there is no timetable in relation to the end" of the operation, Gates told reporters during a visit to Egypt.

Meanwhile, a senior Royal Air Force (RAF) said Wednesday that Libyan aviation "no longer exists as a fighting force" behind the coalition bombing. "In fact, its air force no longer exists as a fighting force," he told several British media Maj. Gen. Greg Bagwell during a visit to the air base of Gioia del Colle in southern Italy, from where they operate part of the RAF aircraft involved in coalition operations in Libya.

The bravery of Ahmed

This testimony directly from the front of Benghazi is worth a thousand theories and discussions. Still not going to help against the ideological prejudices. The report is a committed young journalist and blogger for Peace and reporter for the Gruppo Abele Don Ciotti, Gabriele Del Grande, who also important books in defense of migrants' boats.

" I leave to him the word, hoping (but relying very little) that someone try to reflect. Tours of Benghazi, March 23, 2011 His wife had told him to talk to him. It also insisted that the brothers were locked up. But the truth is that Hasan had never been so proud of his son Ahmed as that day when he said that was joined to the front to leave the country.