01/12/2008 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Turning Mumbai’s trial to advantage
The siege of Mumbai is over. Now the hand-wringing and the finger-pointing begins – a dangerous period that needs desperately to be turned to advantage, regionally and internationally.
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01/12/2008 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Turning Mumbai’s trial to advantage
The siege of Mumbai is over. Now the hand-wringing and the finger-pointing begins – a dangerous period that needs desperately to be turned to advantage, regionally and internationally.
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01/12/2008 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Turning Mumbai’s trial to advantage
The siege of Mumbai is over. Now the hand-wringing and the finger-pointing begins – a dangerous period that needs desperately to be turned to advantage, regionally and internationally.
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01/12/2008 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Turning Mumbai’s trial to advantage
The siege of Mumbai is over. Now the hand-wringing and the finger-pointing begins – a dangerous period that needs desperately to be turned to advantage, regionally and internationally.
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08/11/2008 | High Tech
BushHackers
A US official has claimed that Chinese hackers have penetrated the White House computer network and read official e-mails. If so, why? As the lamest of lame duck administrations quacks its way towards the finish, surely the Chinese did not expect to find anything coherent.
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08/11/2008 | High Tech
BushHackers
A US official has claimed that Chinese hackers have penetrated the White House computer network and read official e-mails. If so, why? As the lamest of lame duck administrations quacks its way towards the finish, surely the Chinese did not expect to find anything coherent.
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19/10/2008 | Economia y Finanzas
Man in the News: John Maynard Keynes
“We have reached a critical point,” John Maynard Keynes wrote in March 1933. “We can ... see clearly the gulf to which our present path is leading.” If governments did not take action, “we must expect the progressive breakdown of the existing structure of contract and instruments of indebtedness, accompanied by the utter discredit of orthodox leadership in finance and government, with what ultimate outcome we cannot predict.”
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19/10/2008 | Economia y Finanzas
Man in the News: John Maynard Keynes
“We have reached a critical point,” John Maynard Keynes wrote in March 1933. “We can ... see clearly the gulf to which our present path is leading.” If governments did not take action, “we must expect the progressive breakdown of the existing structure of contract and instruments of indebtedness, accompanied by the utter discredit of orthodox leadership in finance and government, with what ultimate outcome we cannot predict.”
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30/12/2007 | En Parrilla
Russia is in need of firm handling
Russia starts 2008 with its confidence higher than at any time since the collapse of the Soviet Union. At home, President Vladimir Putin and his top officials have managed a succession which seems certain to ensure their grip on power for years to come. Abroad, Russia is increasingly willing to assert its influence, especially in the former Soviet Union. The high price of oil has given the Kremlin huge resources with which to remake Russia and try to fulfil its ambitions.
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16/03/2006 | En Parrilla
La estrategia de George W. Bush en Latinoamérica
El presidente George W. Bush realizó un útil esfuerzo para empezar a reparar la reputación de su país en Latinoamérica. Algunas nuevas ideas introducidas durante su gira de seis días por la región, merecen ser bienvenidas, como una alianza energética "verde" con Brasil y un nuevo énfasis para ayudar a los más pobres de la zona.
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25/01/2006 | Transparencia
Wolfowitz under fire
The term of a World Bank presidency is an all-too-brief five years and the early months are frequently marred by sniping from the career staff who are more permanent fixtures.
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06/01/2006 | En Profundidad
Latin American lure
It would be hard to imagine better conditions in the global economy for countries that are heavily dependent on the export of primary products and also need capital. So Latin America should be able to face 2006 with some confidence.
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06/01/2006 | Frente Externo
A troubled legacy
Ariel Sharon's departure from Israel's political life seemed inevitable last night after a severe stroke that left him in a critical condition. Having dominated the country's politics for thepast five years, he leaves behind a political vacuum, with far-reaching implications for Israel and the rest of the Middle East.
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06/01/2006 | Economia y Finanzas
Russia's reputation suffers in gas row
Russia and Ukraine have seen sense in bringing their bitter gas dispute to a speedy end and lifting the threat of a Europe-wide energy crisis.
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02/12/2005 | En Profundidad
Lavagna’s departure
The unexpected departure this week of Roberto Lavagna, Argentina’s economy minister, has highlighted tensions within the government of President Néstor Kirchner, and raises questions over the sustainability of its conservative fiscal policy.
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