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Monday, February 28, 2011
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Saturday, February 26, 2011
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THE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND THE BANK OF SPAIN AND THE IMF CRISIS IN SPAIN AND EUROPE
few days ago the IMF published a report acknowledging that the agency had not lived up to the time to prevent and detect financial and economic crisis. This week it was reported that in 2006 the inspectors of the Bank of Spain brought to the attention of then Vice-President Finance of the Government, Mr Solbes, fears that it was producing a 'housing bubble' in Spain, his impact on the financial system and mismanagement of the Governor of the Bank of Spain, Mr. Caruana, to prevent it. Despite the warning, continued to look the other way.
Escalating oil prices justified by political instability and social development in Arab countries where we have also preferred 'look away' for not seeing their tyrannical rulers. Again reproduces the pattern: climb up the oil and fuels, regardless of the oil today would be no fuel to within 3 or 4 months old. We resumed their hair, just as we take it to the 'snip' the funds for the 'Social Work' of Savings Banks.
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Friday, February 25, 2011
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uncomfortable questions "SAY WHAT YOU SAY JUSTICE ..."
"Whatever he says the Justice ..."
is the phrase of a political leader in a public speech recently, since I hear it has been rumbling moral in my ear and I can not help me many questions about its meaning and especially what it can mean for reality, its historical concreteness.
These days it has confirmed its meaning has become a reality, it was announced by the media what their realization, or perhaps one of its concrete, like all social hehos, will reveal all its contents and complexity, its various ramiflicaciones.
And I wonder, deserve in our region, our city, our country, our CIVITAS ultimately, our community citizen, living under the rule of those who put into practice a principle of this category.
It is true that we have a judiciary with many faults and was, but why we can not put into question, especially because democracy is based on the autonomy of the various powers that make up the democratic management.
Please refine your ear and conscience and reflect on its meaning "Whatever you say justice ..." continue discussing ...
Good morning and good luck. 
"Whatever he says the Justice ..."
is the phrase of a political leader in a public speech recently, since I hear it has been rumbling moral in my ear and I can not help me many questions about its meaning and especially what it can mean for reality, its historical concreteness.
These days it has confirmed its meaning has become a reality, it was announced by the media what their realization, or perhaps one of its concrete, like all social hehos, will reveal all its contents and complexity, its various ramiflicaciones.
And I wonder, deserve in our region, our city, our country, our CIVITAS ultimately, our community citizen, living under the rule of those who put into practice a principle of this category.
It is true that we have a judiciary with many faults and was, but why we can not put into question, especially because democracy is based on the autonomy of the various powers that make up the democratic management.
Please refine your ear and conscience and reflect on its meaning "Whatever you say justice ..." continue discussing ...
Good morning and good luck.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
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REBELLION IN THE MIDDLE EAST OR WEST
Everyone is continually receiving news of rebellion, revolution, protest, demonstration, something that is not surprising in today's society, but, however, what seems new, incredible, almost unthinkable, is that it comes from the countries of Western cultures, Arab countries, the so-called strategic Middle East, since its inception in Tunisia until the figures tágicas repression in Libya's Gaddafi.
The news about the popular revolts, protests, even the fall of the totalitarian regimes of the Middle East, Mubarak in Egypt, Ben Ali in Tunisia as a remarkable historical fact should not prevent us, trying to see reality unfiltered stakeholders and we make some observations to keep us interested in handling the news given to form an opinion about it.
First Tunisia, the departure of the dictator Ben Alino mean that it has established a policy change that corruption is finished and you install a truly democratic regime.
Secondly, Egypt, apparently a victory that Mubarak step down finally, but in reality the army continues to totally control the power, and the army which sustained the power of the dictator.
But especially striking that the power is called "democratic" salute and applaud these changes, defending the sovereignty of the people, when their countries the characteristics of democracy (corruption and scarce participation social organizations) leave much to be desired. Italy, Spain, France and can claim to be considered as models of democracy, when its citizens are fed up gobernanate class. I'm not at all trying to defend the dictatorship, in what until now have in the world is less bad than totalitarianism and dictatorships of every color and creed, but it seems a great cynicism in the West believe that is the model they want to leave Middle Eastern countries.
U.S. Is not the main supporter of the thirty years of Mubarak, Israeli is not power that has helped over U.S. support to Egypt become the shield of Israel against the Arab excesses. The army Egyptian one of the strongest, trained and numerous Middle East, has been a U.S. creation, and I do not wrong if I point out just this reason as a cause of corruption.
And today, we witness the spectacle of Libya, perhaps the Western nations learn that Muammar Gadaffi, the distador is a bloody, but it helps when it comes to negotiating arms. Perhaps France and especially Germany and Spain do not maintain an arms trade with these countries without caring too much use they will have. Not to mention the U.S., Egypt has seen its full partner in the Middle East.
no mistake in thinking that they have finally awakened the oppressed peoples, has much to do the West's interest in overcoming its economic crisis, to find factors that mobilize the global market, finance, all to continue filling their pockets, as usual. A real revolution and change must begin to dismantle the inhumane economic system that dominates the systemunsatisfactory called "order" worldwide, while arrangements will only change the facade, justifications for higher food and energy, to create new markets. Is not it a great interest that the Middle copy our way of life not to be freer, but to expand the free economic and financial market.
Try to continue to reflect on this reality in light of upcoming events, but unfortunately there is talk of hundreds of deaths. 
Everyone is continually receiving news of rebellion, revolution, protest, demonstration, something that is not surprising in today's society, but, however, what seems new, incredible, almost unthinkable, is that it comes from the countries of Western cultures, Arab countries, the so-called strategic Middle East, since its inception in Tunisia until the figures tágicas repression in Libya's Gaddafi.
The news about the popular revolts, protests, even the fall of the totalitarian regimes of the Middle East, Mubarak in Egypt, Ben Ali in Tunisia as a remarkable historical fact should not prevent us, trying to see reality unfiltered stakeholders and we make some observations to keep us interested in handling the news given to form an opinion about it.
First Tunisia, the departure of the dictator Ben Alino mean that it has established a policy change that corruption is finished and you install a truly democratic regime.
Secondly, Egypt, apparently a victory that Mubarak step down finally, but in reality the army continues to totally control the power, and the army which sustained the power of the dictator.
But especially striking that the power is called "democratic" salute and applaud these changes, defending the sovereignty of the people, when their countries the characteristics of democracy (corruption and scarce participation social organizations) leave much to be desired. Italy, Spain, France and can claim to be considered as models of democracy, when its citizens are fed up gobernanate class. I'm not at all trying to defend the dictatorship, in what until now have in the world is less bad than totalitarianism and dictatorships of every color and creed, but it seems a great cynicism in the West believe that is the model they want to leave Middle Eastern countries.
U.S. Is not the main supporter of the thirty years of Mubarak, Israeli is not power that has helped over U.S. support to Egypt become the shield of Israel against the Arab excesses. The army Egyptian one of the strongest, trained and numerous Middle East, has been a U.S. creation, and I do not wrong if I point out just this reason as a cause of corruption.
And today, we witness the spectacle of Libya, perhaps the Western nations learn that Muammar Gadaffi, the distador is a bloody, but it helps when it comes to negotiating arms. Perhaps France and especially Germany and Spain do not maintain an arms trade with these countries without caring too much use they will have. Not to mention the U.S., Egypt has seen its full partner in the Middle East.
no mistake in thinking that they have finally awakened the oppressed peoples, has much to do the West's interest in overcoming its economic crisis, to find factors that mobilize the global market, finance, all to continue filling their pockets, as usual. A real revolution and change must begin to dismantle the inhumane economic system that dominates the systemunsatisfactory called "order" worldwide, while arrangements will only change the facade, justifications for higher food and energy, to create new markets. Is not it a great interest that the Middle copy our way of life not to be freer, but to expand the free economic and financial market.
Try to continue to reflect on this reality in light of upcoming events, but unfortunately there is talk of hundreds of deaths.
Monday, February 21, 2011
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011
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Friday, February 11, 2011
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
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Friday, February 4, 2011
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Thursday, February 3, 2011
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