http://www.ladysilvia.biz http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/15302/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/15302/politica/0/ Wed, 17 Jun 2009 03:17:42 +0200 Washington: A body of rules and principles for addressing the international economic crisis and food security were the two chief topics on which Italy and the United States will be working together at the upcoming G8 in L'Aquila, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi explained at the end of his two-hour talks at the White House with US President Barack Obama. The two leaders went through the G8 agenda point by point with a view to arriving at concrete solutions on a number of major topics. "We are working to arrive at a body of rules and principles for averting future financial and economic crises of the kind we have had," Mr. Berlusconi said. "We agree that the G8 itself will not be able to create that body, but, as the Pittsburgh G20 approaches, we must work to arrive ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/12560/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/12560/politica/0/ Sun, 29 Jun 2008 05:02:42 +0200 It is opinion of the Partito della Alternativa Monarchica (Party of the Monarchist Alternative) that when there is an increasing demand for fuels and there is a general agreement on the need to recycle used products, it is surprising that our government does not promote a policy to recycle used oil, which could be then re-used as lubricants, heating fuel or vehicle fuel. This initiative would have direct benefits: it would reduce the disposal of used oil (including cooking oil) in the sewers, a practice that clogs the liquid waste system; it would allow used oil (vegetal and mineral) to be filtered and re-utilized as motor fuel or heating fuel; and finally it would allow some enterprising individual to establish small business to collect and recycle oil waste from petrol stations, ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/12528/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/12528/politica/0/ Sun, 22 Jun 2008 11:21:18 +0200 The meeting of the European Council was preceded by an exposé by Mr Hans-Gert Pöttering, President of the European Parliament, followed by an exchange of views. LISBON TREATY 1. The European Council took note of the preparatory work carried out in line with its December 2007 conclusions. 2. The European Council noted the outcome of the referendum in Ireland on the Lisbon Treaty and took stock of the situation on the basis of an initial assessment provided by the Taoiseach Brian Cowen. 3. The European Council agreed that more time was needed to analyse the situation. It noted that the Irish government will actively consult, both internally and with the other Member States, in order to suggest a common way forward. 4. Recalling ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/12197/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/12197/politica/0/ Thu, 17 Apr 2008 02:41:36 +0200 Dear Greg, is with great pleasure that I comunicated today by phone with Cristiano Lovatelli Rovarino of the US State Department and after that I can tell you that my entrance in the USA is now certain and the favoured city for my arrival is Chicago , looking forward to our important mission in the land of great opportunities and prepare for the Tour of Hope to kick off soon my dear friend and true Brother. In the last few hours a incredible event happened I have achieved full controll over the Monte Carlo P2 Lodge as the new Grand Master of European Alternative Freemasonry recognized by illustrius Brother Silvio Berlusconi soon to be Prime Minister of Italy and I will use my new position for the benefit of mankind and to fight the abuse of the Vatican led New World Order and his ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/11622/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/11622/politica/0/ Thu, 24 Jan 2008 06:41:51 +0100 BBC - He has won a vote of confidence in the Lower House of Parliament but observers say he is not likely to win a vote in the Senate tonight. This is a reprieve for Mr Prodi, but he is said to have been encouraged to abandon the vote in the Senate. The visit he paid to President Giorgio Napolitano has fuelled speculation that he might resign before a Senate vote to make it easier to form a caretaker government. It is the defection of three senators from the small Christian Democrat Party - the UDR - that has wiped out the Prime Minister's slender majority. He could survive with the votes of seven unelected lifetime senators, but calculations show he can only win by one vote. - BBC Prodi fights for survival rome • Italy's centre-left government struggled to stay afloat ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/11186/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/11186/politica/0/ Sat, 24 Nov 2007 10:02:24 +0100 SOMALIA: Misna; The nomination of Nur "Adde" Hussein Hassan as new prime minister of the Somali transitional government has been welcomed by many parties. Hawiye has served as general secretary of the Somali Red Crescent for the past 17 years and he appears, for now, to enjoy the consensus of politicians and the people, such that a few hundred people led a rally in support of the appointment of Hawiye. The UN special envoy for Somalia, Ahmedou Ould Abdallah, also expressed satisfaction with the choice hoping that the accord over the prime minister might lead the way "to a unified approach" of the Somali political world to the solution of the crisis. The new prime minister emphasized his desire to pursue three principal objectives: "peace, reconciliation and to facilitate ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/10541/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/10541/politica/0/ Wed, 29 Aug 2007 12:08:08 +0200 On the situation in Nepal, where recently seven royal palaces have been confiscated by the authority, (including the Narayanhity of Kathmandu, the palace where King Gyanedra lives and where he can still live "till the next decision of the government"), the Partito della Alternativa Monarchica (Italian Party of the Monarchist Alternative), belives that the comunist's party way of acting is quite out of proportion: all comunist regimes (as such) collapsed economically - of the four formally remaining, two shifted to a capitalist dictatorship (China and Vietnam), and the other two are ruined countries (Cuba and North Corea).  In short, the ideology failed to deliver any social well being and was a disaster economically. What leads to the inevitable conclusion that all communists (and most ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/10264/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/10264/politica/0/ Fri, 29 Jun 2007 09:39:36 +0200 http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/10140/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/10140/politica/0/ Fri, 08 Jun 2007 16:42:58 +0200 It is opinion of the Partito della Alternativa Monarchica (Italian Party of the Monarchist Alternative) that the Institutional point in Nepal is of great importance, wile it is quite certain that with a republic this Country will be submitted to what seems to be the standard way of facts: with the loss of tradition it would become conquerable land by speculation and consumism. A Country without traditions it's a Country without future, destined to the gray anonymous squalor that is usual in many republics. Monarchy in Nepal, if it will act as a moderator element, can still guarantee the stability of the Nation and avoid that an eventual republic would drop into communist dictatorship, as it is quite possible wile the Nepalese maoists are financed by the People's Republic of China ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/9247/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/9247/politica/0/ Fri, 09 Mar 2007 16:01:27 +0100 BRAZIL / MISNA ON Ladysilvia; Over 30,000 people took the streets of Sao Paolo in protest against George W. Bush, who yesterday began his widely contested Latin American tour in Brazil, in a night of high tension and unrest between demonstrators and police that resulted in at least twenty wounded. The mobilisation, promoted by numerous social organisations : from the Movement of the Sem Terra (Landless) farm-workers (MST) to the Coordination of women of Brazil (CMB) : was concentrated in the centre of the Brazilian capital, canting slogans such as "No more American imperialism" and "Bush out of Iraq". Demonstrations were staged also in Puerto Alegre and Rio de Janeiro, but without significant incidents. The MST strongly criticised the new energy plan that Bush and President Luiz ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/9072/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/9072/politica/0/ Thu, 22 Feb 2007 04:03:55 +0100 John Hooper in Rome; Romano Prodi resigned last night as Italy's prime minister after his government had suffered an unexpected defeat in parliament over its alliance with the United States and its role in Nato. Giorgio Napolitano, who as Italy's president oversees the making and breaking of governments, is to open consultations on the political future today. It was not ruled out that Mr Prodi could be asked to form a new government, and a grouping of core parties in his coalition said last night that they were prepared to back him again. But his spokesman said: "He is ready to carry on as prime minister if, and only if, he is guaranteed the full support of all the parties in his majority from now on." That support was signally lacking in the senate a few hours earlier, when the ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/8940/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/8940/politica/0/ Wed, 07 Feb 2007 09:02:57 +0100 MISNA AFRICA, ON LADYSILVIA: The US secretary of defense, Robert Gates, announced that the US has established a unified command post for Africa. Until now, military responsibilities in Africa were shared among three regional departments: Horn of Africa, which had been assigned to the Miilde East command center (Centcom), Madagascar under the responsibility for the Pacific, while the rest of the continent was controlled by the US command in Europe. In early January, the government of Algiers had rejected the US proposal to house the Africa General Command (Africom), rumored in recent months. According to an Algerian daily, the refusal was part of the policy not to host foreign fighting forces in its territory. The US are said, then, to have considered placing the c enter in Mali or ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/6637/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/6637/politica/0/ Tue, 25 Apr 2006 13:24:23 +0200 Prague/Brno, April 4 (CTK) - The Czech anti-monopoly office UOHS insists on its final decision on the electronic toll collection system. In reaction to Friday's ruling of the Regional Court in Brno which postponed the execution of the decision, Jindriska Koblihova, UOHS deputy chairwoman in charge of the public order section, told CTK today. She said Autostrade was eliminated from the toll tender by the Transport Ministry in line with the public procurement law. The company, however, can turn to court to seek its rights, she added. In mid-March, UOHS confirmed the ministry's conduct concerning the toll tender thus enabling it to sign a contract for the supply of the system with the winner of the tender, Kapsch of Austria. Transport Minister Milan Simonovsky signed the contract ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/6633/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/6633/politica/0/ Mon, 24 Apr 2006 21:49:15 +0200 Europe toll road giants eye deal Mr Rutelli has expressed misgivings about the deal Italy's Autostrade and Spain's Abertis have agreed a merger which will create the world's biggest toll road operator. The new firm would have a market value of around 25bn euros ($31bn; £17.3bn). But some senior Italian politicians are against the deal, under which toll group Abertis would swallow the Italian roads firm in a one-for-one share swap. The new headquarters would be in Barcelona, with an Italian office in Rome. Abertis took control of motorways in north and eastern France last year. Francesco Rutelli, an ally of general election winner Romano Prodi, said he had "severe doubts" and told Italian papers that "a monopolist would strike such an important deal in the absence of a ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/4576/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/4576/politica/0/ Mon, 10 Jan 2005 08:17:42 +0100 PALESTINIAN - "Palestinian people need self-determination, freedom and peace, but most of all they need to gain back their dignity". , tells MISNA Claudette Habash, Caritas Director in Jerusalem, and Caritas Internationalis Vice-President, on the eve of presidential elections. Almost 1,7 million Palestinians are called to cast their vote, in 1,072 polling stations, to choose Yasser Arafat's successor, who will become the new leader of ANP (Palestinian National Authority). Two, among seven, are the real candidates: Abou Mazen (Mahmoud Abbas), former prime minister who is given as the favourite by polls, and Moustapha Barghouti, a 51 year old physician, a human rights activist in Ramallah, and considered one of the main representatives of Palestinian society. "From a political point of ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/4165/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/4165/politica/0/ Wed, 03 Nov 2004 08:26:53 +0100 The battleground state of Ohio is now the focus of the presidential race as the number of undecided states dwindles down. A win for President Bush would put him within one electoral college vote of the 270 needed to claim the White House. If Sen. John Kerry loses Ohio's 20 electoral votes, he would have to win every other remaining state achieve a tie. If there is a tie, the presidential election would be determined by the U.S. House of Representatives, with each state getting one vote. The Senate would choose the next vice president with each senator getting to cast a vote. Republicans held a majority in both houses prior to Election Day. They are projected to maintain a majority in the House. The state of Florida, where the outcome of 2000 presidential balloting was disputed ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/4163/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/4163/politica/0/ Wed, 03 Nov 2004 06:59:55 +0100 CNN - Projected wins in the presidential election are painting a familiar picture in red and blue states Tuesday as they appear to be mostly sticking with the same party they did in the 2000 election. Incumbent Republican President Bush is projected to take most of the southern and plains states, while Democratic Sen. John Kerry is projected to win much of the Northeastern states as well as Illinois and California in Tuesday's tight race for the White House.WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Florida voters on Tuesday backed George W. Bush in the U.S. presidential election, giving the Republican president the fiercely contested swing state in his contest with Democrat John Kerry, the ABC and CBS television networks projected. Both candidates visited the state, which was the epicenter of the ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/4143/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/4143/politica/0/ Mon, 01 Nov 2004 16:51:08 +0100 WASHINGTON - President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry make a final push through a handful of crucial swing states on Monday in a final hunt for votes that could break open a deadlocked race for the White House. National polls and those taken in battleground states showed the bitter White House rivals in a virtual tie 24 hours before Americans choose their leader for the next four years. Both planned exhausting campaign marathons to key swing states during the final run-up to Election Day. Bush began a 16-hour sweep through Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Iowa and New Mexico before ending the day with a rally in Texas. Kerry planned his own 16-hour extravaganza, rolling through Florida, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio, then doubling back for second stops in Ohio and Wisconsin. ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/3932/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/3932/politica/0/ Thu, 07 Oct 2004 07:24:18 +0200 THAILAND, Thailand's Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, has removed the agriculture and defence ministers for their presumed inability to deal with the epidemic of bird ‘flu and to end the ongoing violence in the restive south. Defence minister Chetta Thanajaro has been replaced by another army general, Sumpan Boonyanun, while the agriculture minister, Somsak Thepsuthin, has seen his post taken by one of the deputy prime ministers, Wan Muhamad Noor Matha. Chetta's replacement follows differences with security agencies over the violence in Thailand's majority Muslim southern provinces, where hundreds of people have died in violence since the start of this year. Instead, Somsak had been at odds with the health ministry over measures to contain the so-called ‘chicken ‘flu', which ]]> http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/3931/politica/0/ http://www.ladysilvia.biz/ladysilvia/3931/politica/0/ Thu, 07 Oct 2004 07:11:21 +0200 "This morning's military insubordination was orchestrated by political circles in the country," the Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau, Carlos Gomes Junior, told journalists a short while ago, confirming that the protest that broke out at dawn this morning is linked to the failed payment of wages to the Guinean soldiers dispatched to Liberia under the aegis of the UN peacekeeping mission UNMIL. Replying to a question from a reporter, the Premier specified that, according to the "rumours in circulation", the Party of Social Renewal, the formation of the former President of Guinea Bissau, Kumba Ialà, was allegedly behind the insubordination. He went on to say that the protest by the soldiers is linked to a "misunderstanding" caused by the "poor circulation of information among military ]]>