Política
Da ópera em cena no São Carlos: Isto só lá vai à porrada. Só o chicote pode ditar leis profícuas. O banqueiro Santiago Malpago acha que o povo o quer tramar. Até da mulher, Mimi Kitsch, ele desconfia. Estávamos nisto quando o banqueiro vê uma personagem misteriosa, será um Anjo? ou um Demónio? ah... afinal é só um jornalista: Angelino Rigoletto
Em apoio de um governo de iniciativa presidencial cavaqueirista, qualquer coisa parecida com o "governo de salvação das finanças" de Salazar, José Manuel Fernandes já vai no Guardian:
"Discussions had barely started on Wednesday night when the then prime minister, José Sócrates, made an abrupt exit from a crucial meeting at the Portuguese parliament, running down the stairs of the building in order to escape (...) press had wanted to know why he was so disrespectful towards the representatives of the nation (...) Sócrates soon announced his resignation, plunging Portugal – and Europe – deep into political crisis. (...) Now the more obvious historical parallel is not the golden era, but 1890, when Portugal became the first European country to go bankrupt. As every Portuguese citizen knows, the political turmoil that followed only came to an end in 1926, with a military coup and the rise of António de Oliveira Salazar's far-right party". (Guardian)
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Política
Banksters (II)
Da ópera em cena no São Carlos: Isto só lá vai à porrada. Só o chicote pode ditar leis profícuas. O banqueiro Santiago Malpago acha que o povo o quer tramar. Até da mulher, Mimi Kitsch, ele desconfia. Estávamos nisto quando o banqueiro vê uma personagem misteriosa, será um Anjo? ou um Demónio? ah... afinal é só um jornalista: Angelino Rigoletto
Em apoio de um governo de iniciativa presidencial cavaqueirista, qualquer coisa parecida com o "governo de salvação das finanças" de Salazar, José Manuel Fernandes já vai no Guardian:
"Discussions had barely started on Wednesday night when the then prime minister, José Sócrates, made an abrupt exit from a crucial meeting at the Portuguese parliament, running down the stairs of the building in order to escape (...) press had wanted to know why he was so disrespectful towards the representatives of the nation (...) Sócrates soon announced his resignation, plunging Portugal – and Europe – deep into political crisis. (...) Now the more obvious historical parallel is not the golden era, but 1890, when Portugal became the first European country to go bankrupt. As every Portuguese citizen knows, the political turmoil that followed only came to an end in 1926, with a military coup and the rise of António de Oliveira Salazar's far-right party". (Guardian)
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- October 5th 2013 The Day That Celebrates The Creation Of The First Republic In Portugal
(comemorado na lingua original troikana) é da nossa vista? ou ao minuto 1:05 aparece aqui o dirigente da central sindical CGTP - conotada com os "comunistas" - Arménio Carlos misturado com a pandilha do costume?, vestindo os seus melhores fatos...
- The Obama Agenda By Paul Krugman
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008, is a date that will live in fame (the opposite of infamy) forever. If the election of our first African-American president didn’t stir you, if it didn’t leave you teary-eyed and proud of your country, there’s something wrong...
- The Riddle Of Gordon Brown
ECONOMIST- The riddle of Gordon Brown Oct 16th 2008 From The Economist print edition How did Britain's hapless prime minister become the saviour of the universe? Illustration by Steve O'Brien "SAY what you like about Boris Yeltsin,"...
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ECONOMIST - Israel Settlers against a settlement Oct 16th 2008 | JERUSALEM From The Economist print edition If Tzipi Livni becomes prime minister, as looks increasingly likely, one of her biggest challenges will be to face down Jewish settlers on...
- Twenty-two Years In Castro's Gulag
By MARY ANASTASIA O'GRADY August 16, 2008; Page A9 Miami In late December 1959, nearly a year after Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista had been run out the country by a movement that had a goal of restoring the 1940 Cuban constitution, Fidel Castro...