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International financial crisis: the G20 countries summit in Toronto for bank charges

June 26, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
International financial crisis: the G20 countries summit in Toronto for bank charges

They should note their disagreement on the taxation of banks and have lively discussions on financial regulation. Between countries with very different financial systems but had made ambitious commitments at their previous summit (Pittsburgh, 2009), the whole purpose of the meetings in Toronto will be to maintain unity. Canada, host of the meetings, has...
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The general election in UK

May 5, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
The general election in UK

Over 44 million British vote Thursday for the hotly disputed legislative ahead In power for 13 years, Labour is struggling to win a historic fourth consecutive victory. But the unpopularity of Prime Minister Gordon Brown as their best hope of being based on a renewed coalition with the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg. The UK Independence...
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Valentine was a priest devoted for union of lovers.

February 13, 2010
By mp
Valentine was a priest devoted for union of lovers.

Valentine was a priest who attracted the wrath of the Roman Emperor, because he blessed the couples, devoted for the union of lovers. The emperor had banned him to practice, considering that soldiering was not compatible with marriage. Persecuted, Valentine was condemned to be beheaded on the 14th February, probably around the year 269...
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Cyclone in Tahiti.

February 4, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
Cyclone in Tahiti.

Faced with the threat of Hurricane Oli, from 9:00 pm, all travel jets are prohibited on these islands. Several houses near the sea and the mouths of rivers are flooded. Tourists (700, according to local authorities) who would take an airplane in the day from Bora Bora have all been repatriated in hotels. (0...
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Davos, the World Economic Forum annual meeting: Rethink, Redesign and Rebuild

February 1, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
Davos, the World Economic Forum annual meeting: Rethink, Redesign and Rebuild

The World Economic Forum Annual Meeting was held in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland between 27-31 January, 2010. Economy of entire nations put in difficulties, shambles and debt “ad vitam aeternam” by international funding institutions without control. The meeting brings together top business leaders, international political leaders, and journalists to discuss the most pressing issues facing the world...
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EU supervising the deficit of Greece.

February 1, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
EU supervising the deficit of Greece.

Brussels gave the green light the stability terms of Athens but Greece is placed under supervision. The European Commission, which must make its formal recommendations on Wednesday, has already considered “feasible” but “risky” objectives set by Greece to reduce its deficit. It announced a strict supervision of the implementation plan of the Greek economy, which will...
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CO2 emissions and economy. What is more than people’s will?

January 31, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
CO2 emissions and economy. What is more than people’s will?

The real masters of the world are not governments but the officers of multinational financial groups and industrial and opaque international institutions (IMF, World Bank, OECD, WTO, central banks). Now these leaders are not elected, despite the impact of their decisions on people’s lives. The power of these organizations is made on a global scale,...
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International Monetary Fund: to reduce greenhouse CO2 emissions.

January 29, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
International Monetary Fund: to reduce greenhouse CO2 emissions.

The International Monetary Fund will propose the creation of a green fund against global warming. Global warming is one of the main problems that humanity has to deal with in the coming years. The basic idea is to find the necessary funding to organize in a green fund. The problem is where to find money? And...
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Clinton in Paris: Europe to include Russia

January 29, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
Clinton in Paris: Europe to include Russia

The security of Europe is a cornerstone of American foreign policy, Hillary Clinton has reaffirmed. That is what the U.S. secretary of state said on Friday in a speech in Paris also aimed to reassure Russia, calling for NATO to prepare for “new threats”. She stated the “core principles” of Washington is to revitalize the...
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Co-Hopenhagen: COP15 miracles to convince.

January 29, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
Co-Hopenhagen: COP15 miracles to convince.

“Hopenhagen in Copenhagen”, as said Dr Cheiklh Majid Abi Saab, MOREP president, about COP15 promisses The action and funds it would take to make a real difference are not on the table. This a challenge to save the environment. MOREP Lebanon hopes to reach not only an agreement and decision but to apply perfectly...
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Out of the mist: Post-Copenhagen. Ready to commit but on what?

January 29, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
Out of the mist: Post-Copenhagen. Ready to commit but on what?

The world should see clearer on January 31, when countries are called to say they are ready to commit, and on what. According to “the Copenhagen agreement”, concluded in extremis, industrialized countries must communicate to the UN, by Sunday, their goal of reducing emissions of greenhouse gas emissions by 2020. Others are invited to submit their...
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Pollution: movement will be banned in Milan on Sunday

January 29, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
Pollution: movement will be banned in Milan on Sunday

Traffic will be banned in Milan on Sunday due to air pollution that has lasted more than two weeks. “Only environmentally friendly vehicles (electric, methane or LPG) can move as well as doctors, health workers and priests,” said the Lombardy region on its website. The level of suspended particulates PM 10 Wednesday exceeded the limit...
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Haiti: Nearly 170,000 corpses collected

January 29, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
Haiti: Nearly 170,000 corpses collected

Haitian President René Préval announced that nearly 170,000 carcasses were collected after the earthquake This figure is higher than recent estimates of advancing the authorities of 150,000 dead. “In 15 days many efforts have been made. The National Equipment Company has made great efforts in removing nearly 170,000 dead in the streets and cleared the...
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War in Iraq: Tony Blair must explain

January 29, 2010
By MOREP Spokesman
War in Iraq: Tony Blair must explain

Former British Prime Minister has been accused of misleading the public about the reasons for military engagement. Seven years after the invasion of March 20, 2003, the issue continues to cause turmoil. This hearing could have consequences on its own reputation as the Labor Party. The decision to send to Iraq 45,000 British to reinforce...
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COP15 3rd day: Lebanon talks.

December 10, 2009
By MOREP Spokesman
COP15 3rd day: Lebanon talks.

The 3rd day Lebanon appeared the first time in a talk: LEBANON “noted its inability to participate in the CDM because of a lack of capacity”, compared to MALI, this country noted that they have prepared 30 CDM projects over the last 2 years, but only one has been approved, and called for improvement...
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