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In fact, it is the policies that President George W. Bush has pursued, and that John McCain would continue, that are divorced from that great tradition – and from the legacy of Republican presidents like Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
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YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - May 05 2008 | people, Africa, politics, bbc, news
Quoted: A young Zimbabwean professional, living and working in Harare, recounts her challenges trying to lead a normal life.
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YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 12 2007 | People, politics, Horn of Africa, Governance, conflict, border dispute, Ethiopia-Eritrea, international
Quoted: IRIN interviewed President Isaias Afewerki in Asmara, on 1 October. Eritrea and the Horn of Africa in general remain chronically vulnerable in humanitarian terms due ...
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YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 08 2007 | People, politics, europe, race and immigration, elections, news
How can not this be a racist campaign? I think it is so incongruous to say that crime is higher among foreigners, but yet the country has always been a refuge for all of the world’s top criminals, dictators, mass murderers and drug lords.
SVP [Swiss People's Party] officials insist that their campaign is not racist, just anticrime. “Every statistic shows that the participation of foreigners in crime is quite high,” said Ulrich Schlüer, an SVP Parliament deputy who has also led an initiative to ban minarets in Switzerland. “We cannot accept this. We are the only party that addresses this problem.”
Quoted: The posters taped on the walls at a political rally here capture the rawness of Switzerland’s national electoral campaign: three white sheep stand on the swiss flag as one of them kicks a single black sheep away
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YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 05 2007 | people, politics, governance, humanitarian, ethiopia, human rights, Health & Nutrition
If the bill were to become law, the US could stop military assistance to Ethiopia and impose travel restrictions on some government officials unless Addis Ababa released “political prisoners” and people detained without trial, prosecuted officials “involved in the unlawful killings of demonstrators” after elections in May 2005, and ensured the independence of the judiciary and the press.
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YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 25 2007 | people, Africa, politics, governance, corruption, news
Quoted: Students in Guinea are spending their time in airports and car parks as poor electricity supplies mean they cannot study at home.
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YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 17 2007 | people, new, international, politics, chavez
Quoted: Escarra was telling me then what Chavez himself told his critics this week from his lectern at the National Assembly, as he formally proposed the term-limit reform and a host of other constitutional changes: "I recommend," said Chavez, "that they take a Valium." In other words, Chill out. If French Presidents can seek re-election indefinitely, say the chavistas, why can't Venezuela's? If Americans could re-elect Franklin Roosevelt four times, they ask, why can't we re-elect Chavez as many times?
YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 19 2007 | people, human rights, Politics, Africa, ethiopia
US-Meles Zenawi partner in crime???? Please don't disappoint them.
"This is not a punitive bill," he said. Any sanctions would kick in only if Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi’s government does not return to democracy and restore human rights protections.
Quoted: Jul 18, 2007 (WASHINGTON) — Both the Bush administration and Congress are growing exasperated over Ethiopia’s backsliding from democracy but are wary of applying too ...


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