11/11/2006 |
Guerra y Valores en las elecciones de EE.UU: Un 'ethos' asimétrico
Joaquín Navarro Valls | El Pais (Es)
De los acontecimientos políticos internacionales de este otoño, las elecciones legislativas de mitad de mandato en Estados Unidos, celebradas el pasado martes, han sido uno de los más importantes. ...
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11/11/2006 |
Celebrations As President Accepts Reduced Powers in New Kyrgyz Constitution
Global Insight Staff | Global Insight
President Kurmanbek Bakiyev has signed a new constitution, which reduces his powers and ends mass protests. ...
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11/11/2006 |
Chronicle on Cuba - October 2006
FOCAL | FOCAL
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10/11/2006 |
México: El relativismo foxista
Roberto Salinas-León | El Cato
¿Existe una disyuntiva entre la alternancia y el ejercicio de la autoridad? Existirá una disyuntiva similar entre “la paz social, la tranquilidad en la que debemos vivir todos los mexicanos para construir,” y el estado de derecho, “el respeto a las leyes”? ...
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09/11/2006 |
US Legislativas 2006- EE UU sale del estupor
El País Staff | El Pais (Es)
Los ciudadanos de EE UU han salido finalmente del estupor en el que cayeron tras el 11-S y han votado por un cambio de dirección en la guerra de Irak, pero también en la política económica y social. ...
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08/11/2006 |
US Mid Term elections 06- GOP ceded the center and paid the price
Ronald Brownstein | Los Angeles Times
For six tumultuous years President Bush has provoked intense opposition while mobilizing passionate support for an ambitious conservative agenda. On Tuesday, that perilous strategy crumbled — and triggered his party's abrupt fall from power. ...
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08/11/2006 |
US Mid Term elections 06- A Loud Message for Bush
Robin Toner | NY Times
Everything is different now for President Bush. The era of one-party Republican rule in Washington ended with a crash in yesterday’s midterm elections, putting a proudly unyielding president on notice that the voters want change, especially on the war in Iraq. ...
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08/11/2006 |
US Mid Term elections 06 - A Voter Rebuke For Bush, the War And the Right
Peter Baker and Jim VandeHei | Washington Post
The political pendulum in American politics swung away from the right yesterday, putting an end to the 12-year Republican Revolution on Capitol Hill and delivering a sharp rebuke of President Bush and the Iraq war. ...
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08/11/2006 |
US Mid Term elections 06 - Eyes turn to 2008 presidential prize
Edward Luce, Holly Yeager and Caroline Daniel | Financial Times
If White House hopefuls were judged by the number of midterm election events they attended in the last few weeks, then the Democratic party’s presidential candidate for 2008 would be Bill Clinton. His running mate would be Barack Obama, the first-term senator from Illinois whose star power has exploded on to the American political scene. ...
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08/11/2006 |
US Mid Term elections 06 - The Good News And The Bad
Hugh Hewitt | Townhall
I have to assume that the Dems will get the Senate as well as the House, though Conrad Burns may be able to pull off an upset, in which case I hope the GOP in the Senate reject the silly rules they agreed to the last time the body was 50/50. ...
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