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I loved your recent series "The Autism Project." For the uninformed it would be truly enlightening to read the difficulties faced by children, parents, adults, mothers, researchers and service providers who are affected by this epidemic.
I just have one problem. Why focus only on autism? The challenges that were highlighted are considerable for any person (child or adult) facing any developmental disability. As a parent of an adopted son with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, Tourette's and ADHD, I have also faced the hurdles of diagnosis, treatment, advocacy, education and support. I equally worry about his future and the availability of services as he enters his teenage years and what will happen to him in adulthood. This is made twice as hard as he is not able to access the limited services that are available to those with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, although he presents with similar characteristics and challenges. Government spending based on diagnosis leads to inequality. Why is my son less deserving of help?
Autism is the diagnosis of the decade. Lots of advocacy and media attention have led to scientific discovery, increased awareness, increased government spending and special educational programs. As your series highlighted, this has only scratched the surface of what is needed but at least they are getting somewhere.
What about those individuals who also need these services and can't access them because they don't have autism? I have had doctors suggest trying to get my son diagnosed with autism so that I can access these services. I've seen it in my job — children with multiple diagnoses, one of them autism, so that they can access services. I believe this is one of the reasons for the increase in autism in the population. I suggest programs and services based on need rather than diagnosis.
I would love to see more diverse services and programs for all and, while your articles were excellent and educational, I would love the media to draw attention to the difficulties of all with disabilities rather than focusing on the diagnosis that will get the most attention.
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The crisis in Ukraine and the steadily dropping temperature in relations between Moscow and Washington made many talk about a new Cold War; and many others are worried it may turn 'hot'. But there's another war going on right now: the information war. US Secretary of State Kerry has already attacked RT, calling it "Putin's propaganda machine." But Washington itself uses dubious evidence and fake facts. What is the information war? What methods is America using? Sophie talks to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and veteran correspondent Chris Hedges
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The United States government has a long history of coup making around the world. With our guest, author and former New York Times Bureau Chief Stephen Kinzer, we take a detailed look at the American overthrow of governments in Iran 1953, Guatemala 1954 and Chile 1973. In examining these coups, we learn the tried and true techniques employed by governments to destabilize and bring down foreign governments. We, also, examine the corporate interests which typically provide the impetus for coups.
Mr. Kinzer is the author of "Overthrow", a history of 14 American coups ranging from Hawaii in 1893 to Iraq in 2003. He is, also, the author of "All the Shah's Men, An American Coup and the Roots of Middle East Terror" and co-author of "Bitter Fruit: The Untold Story of the American Coup in Guatemala."
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India's elections are a statistician's dream. Between 7 April and 12 May the Indian people will elect their 16th parliament (Lok Sabha). About 814 million of them are eligible to vote, 100 million more than for the previous parliamentary election in 2009. If about half of this population goes to the polls – the average turnout – then these 400 million voters will outnumber the total population of the US.
In 1952, when India elected its first parliament, the election commissioner Sukumar Sen called it "the biggest experiment in democracy in human history". His judgment holds true today: the scale of the endeavour is remarkable and the enthusiasm of the population to elect their representatives is exemplary – particularly since the gains to the vast majority seem minimal. Indians continue to vote in high numbers because of pride in having secured the ballot through the freedom movement, the immense social pressure often exercised through caste and community channels, and the way in which resources are distributed by the electoral victor.
The incumbent for this election is the Congress Party-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA), which has been wracked by scandal and malaise. The UPA resembles an old shaggy dog that drifts in from the rain with its election manifesto dragged behind it like a wet blanket. Little about the UPA's decade in office inspires confidence: the situation for the poor remains miserable, with a recent study showing that 680 million Indians experience deprivation; no number of malls and freeways will lift them out of poverty. Increasingly, the UPA appears as the alliance of the well-heeled elite – less Gandhiji and Nehruji, the wags say, and more 2G (the telecom scandal) and CWG (the Commonwealth Games scandal). Its standard bearer, Rahul Gandhi, is the scion of the Gandhi family but without the charisma and intelligence of his grandmother (Indira Gandhi) and grandfather (Jawaharlal Nehru). His is a pitiful task.
India's main opposition over this decade has been the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), a right-leaning group with a muscular and controversial leader, Narendra Modi. On economic issues the BJP and the Congress are identical, although the former says it will provide governance without corruption. The achilles heel of the BJP is its toxic social agenda, which has been demonstrated in Modi's home state of Gujarat, in its anti-Christian pogrom in Dangs in the 1990s and its anti-Muslim pogrom in 2002. The National Human Rights Commission of India found that the Gujarat state apparatus was complicit in the 2002 violence. Modi cleverly ignores this while putting himself forward as the champion of development. With the Congress unable to extricate itself from the quicksand of corruption, Modi's feint impresses the middle class and the corporate elite.
What will save India from the Modi juggernaut is that it doesn't have a presidential system. The people will elect 543 new members of parliament. The winning bloc will have to secure half the seats, not easy for the Congress (206 seats in the last parliament) or the BJP (117 seats). Since 1967, the Indian government has been formed out of alliances that include regional parties with deep roots in the Indian states. The old days of a single party ruling the roost are gone; regional parties are now able to dictate terms for the coalition. It is what moderates the extremism of the BJP – but only out of necessity. Modi's toxicity has turned off core allies, leaving the BJP with the confidence of a lion but the alliances of a skunk. To complicate matters, a new anti-corruption party – the Aam Aadmi Party – promises to directly challenge the Congress and the BJP in their north Indian heartlands. If they are able to do so, it will strengthen the hand of the Third Front.
The Third Front, under various names, has made an appearance in each election since 1967. It brings together regional parties and the Left Front, which is often its backbone. They are united by their antipathy to both the Congress and the BJP, and their commitment to secularism and social justice. No easy common programme can be produced, largely because the parties in the Front differ hugely in their assessment of how the country should develop. Nevertheless, one of its contributions has been to move India in a federal direction to empower the states (Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, has a population of 200 million, larger than most countries in the world).
In a country of India's scale, federalism is a pathway to democracy. In a fractured parliament the Third Front could broker a government committed to social justice and secularism – as it did in 2004 when the Congress was pushed to create social welfare schemes such as the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act. When the Left broke with the Congress in 2009, the alliance that remained – the UPA – departed from any commitment to relief. Only when the Left is a vital part of the Third Front has this alliance been able to push for reforms to rebuild the hopes and lives of hundreds of millions of Indians who live below any given standard of a poverty line. Only when the Left and its allies are stronger yet will they be able to chart an alternative direction for India.
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Russian forces have invaded Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula, escalating tensions in the already volatile region. European countries and the United States have threatened political and economic sanctions, and officials have denounced the Russian intervention as a violation of international law. According to some reports, the commander of Russia's Black Sea Fleet has demanded Ukraine military forces in the region surrender or face a military assault. But the Russian Defense Ministry has denied this.
Now joining us to discuss this is Robert Parry. He's a renowned investigative journalist, founder and editor of ConsortiumNews.com.
Thank you so much for joining us, Robert.
ROBERT PARRY, INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR: Thanks for having me.
NOOR: So let's first start by addressing this move by the Russians. Is it a violation of international law? And they've justified it by saying there's a humanitarian crisis. Is there any indication to support this?
PARRY: Well, I think it seems like international law is–almost depends on the eye of the beholder at this point.
We have, in the case of Ukraine, a democratically elected leader in Yanukovych who was overthrown by a coup d'état that was spearheaded by neo-Nazi militias after he'd agreed to move up the elections so people could even vote him out of office if they wished. That led to his being forced to flee and a sort of rump parliament begin to pass a bunch of laws while some of these neo-Nazi militias control the government buildings.
So I think how you look at this depends on whether you consider President Yanukovych still a legitimate leader, elected leader of the country. He has asked for Russian help. And the situation with Ukraine is a bit complicated in that Crimea was historically part of Russia. It was only moved into Ukraine as part of a procedural matter when Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union.
So it's a much more mixed situation, I suppose, than, say, the U.S. invading Iraq back in 2003, which was more clearly a violation of international law. But I suppose legal scholars could give you different opinions about it.
NOOR: And you write a lot about–you've written a lot about what the neocons and other officials in the Obama administration have–their roles in this and how it's played out. But let's kind of talk about, let's address the internal factors as well, because it did appear, especially in the western parts of Ukraine, that there was this popular sentiment that Yanukovych had to go. What's your response to that?
PARRY: Well, I mean, obviously Yanukovych is an imperfect leader, and many flaws. But that's probably true of all the Ukrainian politicians, and, frankly, it's probably true of all our politicians. But he was elected in 2010. He even agreed to move up the elections so the policy dispute that was at the center of this could be tested out. He was chosen by a majority of the Ukrainian people. Now, many of them come from the South and East, which are more Russian-oriented. And Kiev is based in the western part, which is more European-oriented. But still, the idea that a minority would be able to overthrow an elected leader doesn't strike me as particularly democratic. It would be as if some group [snip] decided to get rid of a president of the United States who has strong support across the country. It's not a real act of democracy for a minority to overthrow a democratically elected leader.
And the issue at play, really, was not one like possibly a structural issue. It wasn't as if Yanukovych had said, we're not going to have future elections and I'm just going to be president for life. The issue was whether or not he should accept an E.U. economic package that involved major concessions to the IMF, i.e. more austerity for Ukraine, or whether he would accept a more generous package of a $15 billion from Russia, which is already supporting Ukraine through discounted natural gas. So it was really a policy issue, not an issue of whether democracy would go forward.
Yet it became this issue where a group, a minority group in the streets, decided to get rid of their president. And that can be cheered on by some people, I suppose, but it's not exactly an act of democracy for a minority to overthrow a democratically elected president.
NOOR: And so talk about what the West's role has been in this, especially the United States and Germany, which is another player in this whole affair that hasn't gotten as much attention.
PARRY: Well, the United States has been trying to pry Ukraine away from a close relationship with Russia. Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland said in December to a group of business leaders that the United States had invested $5 billion, she said, in helping Ukraine achieve its European aspirations, that is, moving it away from Russia into the E.U. So, obviously, the United States has played a role in trying to achieve this antidemocratic transition. As much as they may call it democratic, overthrowing an elected leader is on its face not democratic.
There's also the issue of the National Endowment for Democracy and another U.S.-funded political operations. NED, according to its report, has 65 projects underway in Ukraine, including training activists, supporting journalists, organizing business groups, essentially creating a sort of a shadow political structure that could be put in play to destabilize the country. And that's what we've seen here. We saw a destabilization of a country–which had problems, no question, and had leadership that was very flawed. But still, instead of going through a constitutional electoral process, another approach was taken.
And Yanukovych did agree–after the protests turned violent, he agreed to a deal negotiated by the E.U. to advance the elections and to have the police stand down.
NOOR: The counter–.
PARRY: And it was after that [the militias] intervened and took power, basically, and forced him to flee, along with his administration.
NOOR: And–sorry about that. Our connection cut out for a moment.
But I guess–so the counterpoint would be, despite the external pressure, despite the role the West has played in Ukraine, this could not have happened without this popular uprising. And some reports, at least, have indicated that at least–you know, there are definitely fascist groups, part of this opposition movement. But it did include some broader parts of the middle and the working class, at least in the western region.
And I also wanted to get your take on what's at stake here. Why is this such a vital part of–economically and with the industrial base there, what exactly is at stake for the West and for Russia?
PARRY: Well, you know, I think for Russia this is a–has an important strategic value. It's on their border. And along the Black Sea in the Crimea, the Russians have had traditional military bases. And Crimea was historically part of Russia. It was–as I say, it was only put into the Ukraine for more of a bureaucratic reason when they all were part of the Soviet Union, so it didn't really matter much.
So you have your Russian people of Russian ethnicity who speak Russian, who feel that they essentially are Russian, who are now being put under this minority-coup-generated government.
And, you know, this goes back historically to many ways where the United States has overthrown elected governments in the past. And in all those cases, you could say that the elected leaders had flaws and that there was some legitimacy, there was some opposition to them, whether it was Mosaddegh in Iran in '53 or Árbenz in Guatemala in '54 or Allende in Chile in '73 or Morsi a year or so ago in Egypt, you can always–and there are many, many more, Aristide twice in Haiti. So you can always cite these flawed leaders and say that there are elements in those countries that legitimately want to get rid of their elected leadership, and the United States sides with them. That doesn't necessarily mean it's good for the people of those countries, ultimately. In all the cases I mentioned, I think you could argue that it was worse for them. They ended up under severe dictatorships, often fascist dictatorships. In the case of Iran you had decades of control by the Shah of Iran. In the case of Guatemala, you had 200,000 peasants being slaughtered. You had–in the case of Chile, you had widespread repression under Pinochet. So, you know, you don't always–so while it may seem like it's all very nice that Victoria Nuland, our assistant secretary of state for European affairs goes out and passes out cookies to the demonstrators in the plaza, it doesn't always lead to what is best for the people of that country.
NOOR: And, Robert Parry, finally–we're almost out of time, but what does a principled position on this conflict look like for you, in your opinion?
PARRY: Well, a principled position was, I think, what was ultimately negotiated before the coup occurred, which was to have the police back off, let the protesters have their say, allow for early elections, allow the people of Ukraine to really have a voice in what they want their government to do. I suppose what we're now faced with, essentially, is a civil war on the Russian border, which maybe some of the neocons in the United States thinks is a pretty clever idea, but it's obviously a very dangerous idea. So I think principle is almost one thing at this point. Practicality and how to avoid a worse conflict or a worse crisis is what people really should be focused on, rather than trying to make hay out of being tough and swaggering, which is what we're seeing in official Washington. We're seeing a lot of chests puffed out. We're seeing a lot of tough talk about standing up to the Russians. We're seeing kind of a Cold War mentality sort of clamp down on us. That's a very dangerous thing. And it's also dangerous because Putin and Obama have had a constructive relationship in avoiding confrontations or worsened confrontations in places like Iran, in places like Syria. Violence there has been avoided, or at least the escalation of the violence has been avoided, because Putin and Obama have been able to strike deals. Now that whole relationship is at risk, which puts a whole number of other issues in play: whether or not the Syria conflict will spiral further out of control with U.S. intervention, whether Iran's negotiations will fail, whether that will lead to bombings of the nuclear sites. So a lot is in play here. And I think the neoconservatives who have been trying to stir this up, including Victoria Nuland, who is a holdover at the State Department from the Bush years, that the neocons want to achieve this idea of creating more pressure and more confrontation. They have achieved that. But I'm not sure it's a good idea for the world or for the United States' policies.
NOOR: And I just wanted to follow up on one point you make. And I don't mean to keep badgering this point. So, you know, you listed a number of countries where the U.S. intervened or the U.S. supported a coup and toppled democratically elected leader. But the U.S. also tried that in places like Venezuela and Bolivia, and they weren't successful, because the government did enjoy popularity, and it was able to–well, in the case of Venezuela, at least, get back into power after the overthrow, after the coup of the president. So, just quickly, if you could, respond to that.
PARRY: Well, in Venezuela we're seeing a similar set of circumstances now against the government of Maduro. Whether he can survive is another question.
But not every coup the United States has tried to instigate in the last, you know, 40, 50 years has been successful. But a lot of them have been. And the ones that have been have usually ended up in worse situations for the people of those countries. I don't think historically that can be disputed. So the fact that some coups are successful and some aren't doesn't reflect, really, the popular will of the countries. I don't think the people of Iran, broadly speaking, were interested in having the Shah back in '53 or the people of Guatemala were eager to have the military clamp down on them in '54 or the people of Chile were that thrilled about having Pinochet in '73, but that doesn't mean because those leaders were overthrown that there's some particular flaw in those leaders. But not every coup that the U.S. has tried to instigate has worked. That's also true.
Political economist Aleksandr Buzgalin and international law professor John Quigley discuss the internal rivalries for power taking place within Ukraine, and the history of its relations with Russia
ESSICA DESVARIEUX, TRNN PRODUCER: Welcome to The Real News Network. I'm Jessica Desvarieux in Baltimore.
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych fled Kiev after the Parliament called for his removal. Now elections are to be held on May 25.
Authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Yanukovych and are holding him responsible for the deaths of protesters in recent months. Right now, Russia will retain the $15 billion loan package it offered to Ukraine in December until a new government is in place.
Meanwhile, the U.S. and Russia have voiced support for a new IMF loan to assist the country with its economic problems.
Here to discuss this, two guests.
First we have joining us Aleksandr Buzgalin. He's a professor of political economy at Moscow State University.
Also we have John Quigley. He's a professor emeritus of international law at Ohio State University. And he previously dealt with conflicts between Ukraine and Russia arising from the breakup of the U.S.S.R., on behalf of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe.
Thank you both for joining us.
ALEKSANDR BUZGALIN, PROF. POLITICAL ECONOMICS, MOSCOW STATE UNIV.: Thank you.
JOHN QUIGLEY, PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: Thank you.
DESVARIEUX: So, Aleksandr, I'm going to start off with you. Many commentators are trying to really discuss the uprising and ouster of Yanukovych as an external manipulation by either the E.U., Russia, and the U.S. And many also mention the E.U. deal as the cause of the protests. But clearly, by the scale of the protests alone, there's clearly some internal struggle that we're seeing happening between the governing elite. Can you just sort of break down these internal rivalries?
BUZGALIN: So, first of all, of course there is big influence of European Union, of the United States government and officials, acting directly and through Poland. So it's true. The same I can say about Russian influence, and this is also true.
But, first of all, it was protest during many years. It was first Maidan, and now it's second Maidan. And people were angry and are angry about bureaucratic oligarchic regime which took place in Ukraine and, I am afraid, which will be restored again, as it was after first Maidan.
So this is, first of all, spontaneous protest from below interconnected with struggle of elites, and interconnected also with far right activity. In Ukraine during last years, or maybe even decades, after collapse of the Soviet Union, appeared very strong and growing semi-fascist, very nationalistic movement which is interconnected historically. And they connect themselves openly with fascists in Ukraine who supported German fascism and occupation of our countries and so on.
So this is three different forces. Open protest of the people–of course, in the beginning it was not open, but now it was open protest of the people who want to change the system, who wants to overcome bureaucratic oligarchic regime, first. Second, big influence from European Union–NATO countries, better to say–from one hand, and Russia from another hand. Third force: struggle of pro-European and pro-Russian oligarch capitals in Ukraine. And this is extremely important factor which is behind all fights.
And finally, these right-wing forces, who are now also in the peak of their activity–and this is extremely dangerous for not only Ukraine, but for all over the world. In some respects, Ukraine now was similar and is similar with Weimar Republic and threat of far-right dictatorship as a result of chaos which took place now in Ukraine is maybe main factor and main threat, and we have to understand this and take in the consideration.
DESVARIEUX: John, you just heard Aleksandr really lay out those three different groups.
I want to get your impression, though, of who's in control of the state now. What will they likely do now that they're in power?
QUIGLEY: The interim government, if you can call it that, seems to be oriented towards closer ties with Europe. So I think they're clearly going to go in that direction. And I think Aleksandr was perfectly correct in saying that the outside powers have tried to influence things. I don't think that their outside influence proved decisive–at least, has proved decisive so far. I think it has been internal considerations that have led to this change.
But the United States was clearly trying to bring about a change in the government, as is clear from the telephone conversation that was overheard of Ms. Nuland talking with the U.S. ambassador in Kiev not long ago.
DESVARIEUX: Aleksandr, what's your take?
BUZGALIN: So, first of all, I partly agree with John, and I want to stress that now we have another contradiction. This is contradiction between the right bloc, real force which has power in the country. It's not Parliament. It's not any former state organization. Now it's troops, I can say, troops and groups of nationalists and right bloc (this is their name) militants–who has weapons, by the way, very often NATO weapons, who are very well trained, who are very well organized. And among them there are a lot of professionals who had great experience of the direct street fight, even shooting and so on. So it's not just ordinary people who came with sticks. It's very organized force and active in Kiev, first of all, but not only in Kiev, in many cities of Ukraine. And they are not big enthusiasts about joining to European Union. They want to have a self-independent Ukraine as a Ukrainian country with Ukrainian population, Ukrainian language, Ukrainian traditions. And this is right-wing nationalism, which is against both Russia, against European Union, and so on. And there is big conflict between Tymoshenko and other forces, from one hand, and this right bloc, from another hand.
And there are also ordinary people who are also divided. They're divided because it is big contradiction between east and west of Ukraine. East is mainly Russian-speaking and more oriented on real production–steel, coal production. This is workers and ordinary people, mainly, and pro-Russian oligarchs. West is more peasant and more oriented on the European Union business.
Plus, this is also a big contradiction between people–and I can say majority of people–and such forces as Tymoshenko and their friends, because when Tymoshenko was prime minister, she was also very interconnected with bureaucratic, oligarchic power, and ordinary people understand this very well. She is not hero. She is just victim of the struggle between the two clans of oligarchs, nothing more. And this is very important and very well expressed in many interviews which we have in Russia.
DESVARIEUX: Okay. I'm happy, Aleksandr, you mention that right-wing sector that is very nationalistic, wants Ukraine for Ukrainians. But it's undeniable that the Ukrainian border and the Russian border–obviously, there's a considerable amount of migration between the two sides. And I'm going to quote an International Organization for Migration report in 2013. They say that it's the second-largest migration corridor in the world, and that's only behind Mexico and the United States. So Ukraine also has an agreement with Russia to keep a Russian naval sea base. And can you just talk about the history?
BUZGALIN: A few words about Sevastopol. This is a Navy fleet base in Black Sea, where there is both Ukrainian and Russian fleet. And, by the way, this town/city is a Russian-speakin city. And it was also something like Maidan. But on the Square, they elected new mayor, who is protector of Crimea as a independent, I can say, region, independent territory, which will be not joining to the European Union. And this is opinion of, I think, 90 percent of citizens of Crimea, except a very small party of Tartar population and a few others. So this is a big problem.
In Odessa, million city, again, port in Black Sea, it was 10,000 [demonstrators] with weapons, so-called people's military–not military–people's voluntary defense groups, or something like that. I don't know how to translate exactly into English. And they said that they don't want to be inside European Union, and especially they are against this slogan "Ukraine for Ukrainians" and right bloc. So this is extremely contradictory situation on the border of civil war.
DESVARIEUX: So, John, just talk about the history of the relationship between the two countries, particularly in terms of economic ties and how this might play a role in May elections.
QUIGLEY: Oh. They've been together for hundreds of years. And the industrial heartland of the entire Soviet Union was in Ukraine, was in the eastern part of Ukraine, the industrial base that Aleksandr was mentioning. So the connection is very strong. And Ukraine is getting its fuel supplies from Russia at favorable prices. So it would be very difficult for Ukraine to completely disaffiliate with Russia in some kind of orientation to Europe.
The situation is probably most difficult with respect to Crimea, which is territory that was actually part of Russia until 1954, when it was transferred into the Ukrainian Republic. Then, when the Soviet Union split apart, Crimea found itself suddenly outside of an orientation with Russia. And that has led to very serious disputes, and in particular because of the fact that the Black Sea Fleet, as Aleksandr mentioned, the fleet of the former Soviet navy, now the Russian Navy, is based there. So that's been one of the major issues and conflict. And when Tymoshenko was in power, the Ukrainian government indicated that the fleet would have to leave. And now, when Yanukovych came in, he extended the arrangement till, I think, the year 2042. So that's a major strategic issue.
But in terms of the population, the population, as Aleksandr said, in Crimea is very heavily Russian, very, very small Ukrainian component. The major minority there actually is the Tartars of Crimea, as he mentioned. And the people in Crimea are very concerned that they will suffer discrimination at the hands of a Ukraine that is in control of these more right-wing Ukrainian elements.
DESVARIEUX: Thank you both for joining us.
BUZGALIN: Thank you very much for the opportunity to talk with you. And I'm glad to be in contact anytime.
Fonte: The Real News Network
por Emir Sader
A escravidão foi o maior crime de lesa humanidade cometido ao longo de toda a história humana. Tirar milhões de africanos dos seus países, do seu mundo, da sua família, para trazê-los para a América, para trabalhar como escravos, como "raça inferior", produzindo riquezas para os brancos europeus foi um crime incomensurável, do qual nunca se compensou, sequer minimamente, a África.
O "apartheid" foi uma sobrevivência da escravidão na África do Sul. Como relata o Museu do Apartheid, em Joanesburgo, impressionante testemunho do mundo do racismo, os brancos consideravam essa politica uma "genial arquietetura" para conseguir a convivência entre brancos e negros. Nas mais escandalosas condições de discriminação, de racismo, de opressão.
Por detrás estava a super exploração da mão de obra negra nas minas sul-africanas, fornecedor essencial para os países europeus, sob comando da Holanda. As pessoas eram legalmente declaradas brancas ou negras, com todas as consequencias de direitos para uns e exclusão de direitos para os outros. Uma declaração da qual se poderia apelar todos os anos, mas que, ao mesmo tempo, se corria o risco de alguém questionar a condição de branco de qualquer outra pessoa, que poderia recair na condição de negro.
O cinismo das potências coloniais e dos próprios EUA estava na postura de não aderir ao boicote à Africa do Sul, alegando que isso isolaria ainda mais esse pais e dificultaria negociações politicas. Na verdade, a África do Sul do apartheid era um grande aliado dos EUA – junto com Israel – em todos os conflitos internacionais, alem de fornecedor de matérias primas estratégicas.
Não foi essa via de negociações que o apartheid terminou, mas pela luta, conduzida por Nelson Mandela, mesmo de dentro da cárcere, por 27 anos. Como reconheceu o próprio Mandela, o país que desde o começo apoiou ativamente, sem hesitação, a luta dos sul-africanos foi a Cuba de Fidel, o que forjou entre os dois lideres uma relação de amizade e companheirismo permanente.
A libertação de Mandela, o fim do apartheid e sua eleição como o primeiro presidente negro da Africa do Sul, foram a conclusão de décadas de lutas, de massacres, de prisões, de sacrifícios. Mandela aceitou ser eleito presidente, para concluir esse longo caminho, com a consciência de que estava longa de ser conseguida a emancipação dos sul-africanos. O país manteve a mesma inserção no sistema econômico mundial, as estruturas capitalistas de dominação não foram atingidas. A desigualdade racial foi profundamente afetada, mas não as desigualdades sociais.
Por esta via, os negros sul-africanos continuaram a ser vítimas, agora da pobreza, que os segue afetando de maneira concentrada. Os governos posteriores foram impotentes para mudar o modelo econômico e promover os direitos sociais da massa da população. Os ideias de Mandela se realizaram, com o fim do apartheid, da discriminação racial legalmente explicitada, mas não permitiu aos negros saírem da sua condição de massa super explorada, discriminada, agora socialmente.
Mas a figura de Mandela permanece como a do maior líder popular africano, porque tocou no tema essencial de todo o período histórico da colonização – a escravidão. Ele soube combinar a resistência pacifica e violenta, para canalizar a força acumulada dentro e fora do país, para negociações que terminaram com o apartheid.
O historiador marxista britânico Perry Anderson considera Nelson Mandela e Lula como os maiores líderes populares do mundo contemporâneo, não apenas pelo sucesso das lutas a que eles se dedicaram – contra a discriminação racial e contra a fome -, mas também porque tocam em temas fundamentais das formas de exploração e de opressão do capitalismo. O apartheid terminou, fazendo com que Mandela ficasse como um dos maiores lideres do século XX. Lula projeta sua figura no novo século, na medida em que a sobrevivência do capitalismo e do neocolonialismo reproduzem a fome e a miséria no mundo.
Fonte: CartaMaior
No dia 25 a Câmara Municipal de São Paulo inaugurou a Praça e Memorial Vladimir Herzog, localizada na Rua Santo Antônio, atrás do Palácio Anchieta, centro de São Paulo. A data foi escolhida pois no dia 25 de outubro completam-se 38 anos do assassinato do jornalista Vladimir Herzog pelo aparato repressor do regime militar. Vlado tornou-se um símbolo da luta por memória, verdade, justiça.
O jornalista iniciou sua carreira como repórter no Estado de São Paulo em 1959. Entrou para a televisão em 1963, no "Show de Notícias" da TV Excelsior e após dois anos no programa foi contratado pela BBC de Londres, onde permaneceu até 68. Herzog volta para o Brasil como editor cultural da revista Visão.
Herzog se tornou diretor do Departamento de Jornalismo da TV Cultura em 1972. A vontade de veicular uma programação que revelasse a potencialidade da cultura brasileira e a realidade de seu povo, contrariando a censura instituída pela ditadura militar e os programas de cunho nacionalista impostos pelo regime, aumentou a pressão sobre o jornal e o próprio jornalista. "Uma campanha articulada pelos órgãos de repressão, montada pelos militares da chamada linha dura, acusava-o de colocar o noticiário da emissora a serviço da subversão comunista", relatou Audálio Dantas, no livro "As duas guerras de Vlado Herzog" (Editora Civilização Brasileira, 2012).
O recrudescimento da chamada "linha dura" da ditadura militar teve seu auge em meados dos anos 70. Com a instituição do Ato Institucional número 5, em dezembro de 1968, uma onda de repressão sem precedentes passou a atingir milhares de pessoas. O governo militar detinha o poder e o utilizava de todas as formas para barrar o "avanço comunista". Por meio da censura, a cúpula militar escondia nos porões as atrocidades cometidas de forma arbitrária a qualquer um que se opusesse ao regime.
Sob suspeita de manter ligações com o Partido Comunista, Herzog foi convocado para prestar depoimento e se apresentou ao DOI-CODI, o Destacamento de Operações Internas – Comando Operacional de Informações do II Exército, por volta das 9h da manhã do dia 25 de outubro de 1975. Foi torturado e assassinado. Os agentes da ditadura fraudaram o atestado de óbito. O laudo necroscópico, assinado pelo médico legista Harry Shibata, confirmou o suposto suicídio, "asfixia mecânica por enforcamento", diz o documento.
No dia seguinte já se exigia esclarecimentos sobre as reais circunstancias em que ocorrera a morte de Herzog. O Sindicato dos Jornalistas teve papel fundamental, juntamente com a família do jornalista, para trazer à tona os fatos do assassinato. Somente em setembro de 2012, mais de trinta anos depois e após um pedido da Comissão Nacional da Verdade (CNV), foi determinada a retificação do atestado de óbito de Vladimir Herzog, que agora consta que sua "morte decorreu de lesões e maus tratos sofridos em dependência do II Exército – SP (DOI- CODI)".
A decisão representa uma vitória na luta pelo resgate da memória do país. No entanto, 38 anos após o seu assassinato, grande parte dos crimes da quase cinquentenária ditadura permanecem na escuridão, e a impunidade dos torturadores é uma realidade mesmo frente à instituição da Comissão Nacional da Verdade. No livro de Audálio Dantas, Fernando Birri, cineasta argentino e amigo de Herzog elucida: "Vlado somos nós, Vlado somos todos nós".
Fonte: CartaMaior
O que parecia impossível há 3 semanas, agora é uma realidade consolidada. O Conselho de Segurança da ONU aprovou o acordo da Rússia com os EUA para a crise síria.
O ultimo obstáculo foi superado, de forma favorável à Rússia, concedendo apenas formalmente aos EUA, à Grã Bretanha e à França. Foi incluído um capitulo do regulamento da ONU, que prevê ações armadas, caso o governo da Síria não obedeça as demandas do acordo. Mas a Rússia conseguiu o essencial para ela: só haveria uma ação armada produto de uma nova decisão, o que possibilitaria a Rússia de exercer o seu direito de veto.
A Russia e a China aprenderam do caso da Líbia – que poderia ter sido evitado, como o está sendo o da Siria -, quando os EUA, a Grã Bretanha e a França se valeram de uma vaga resolução do Conselho de Segurança, autorizando ações de "proteção da população civil", para que a OTAN bombardeasse indiscriminadamente o país durante meses, até a queda do regime.
Desta vez a Rússia e a China se opuseram a algo similar, até que o governo russo pegou pela palavra do Secretaria de Estado John Kerry, formulou uma proposta de acordo e conseguiu o apoio do governo sírio.
A proposta prosperou porque Obama não conseguiu gerar as condições políticas para o bombardeio, com o qual já tinha se comprometido, com o apoio solitário da França. De repente, foi se consolidando um marco de negociação entre a Russia e os EUA – este, depois de suspender reunião de Obama com Puttin, pelo caso Snowden, teve que se dirigir, mesmo a contragosto, à reunião de Kerry com o Ministro de Relações Exteriores da Rússia.
Somado a essa grande vitória das soluções politicas, pacificas, negociadas – que o Brasil, entre outros países, sempre pregou -, está a retomada de relações entre os EUA e o Irã. Juntos, configuram um novo cenário internacional, com o avanço da multipolaridade, em detrimento das vias bélicas usadas pelos EUA.
Perdem Israel, a oposição síria, a Arábia Saudita, o Qatar. Ganham os que pregam o enfraquecimento da hegemonia norte-americana em favor da multipolaridade mundial.
Por Emir Sader
Fonte: CartaMaior


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It's a local diner. Staff is friendly. Bartender was fast and courteous. Only food I enjoyed here is burgers with lots of add on to choose from. Steaks are cooked wrong, sometimes watery, sometimes tough.
Our waiter was very nice and efficient. Clever yet not overbearing. Food and drinks were served extremely quick. My wife had corned beef hoagie and she liked it. The restof us had country fried steak and mashed potatoes. My wife and I were commenting on it being comfort food. My 7 year old said, "like humans are for zombies". We...
Met at the door, and taken to a table right away. Server showed up, and took our drink orders, and returned quickly with the four drinks, and served them without having to be told who ordered what.
Food was good, quickly served, plates were warm, which helped keep the food warm too. Big portion of fish. Great cole slaw.
We went here for New Years Eve. It was packed. The DJ was fun. We only spent about two hours here. The place was small. Maybe it was only because of New Years, but it was very difficult to get a drink. I was previously a bartender and it seems that their systems for busy times aren't quite in place....
Had dinner and a couple of libations. Chicken Marsala was very good, drinks were adequate. It's a decent establishment wee mostly locals hang out.
Corned beef hash very good, fish and chips short on fish, waitresses very good. Felt like a day care, ambience wise, and bartender wouldn't honor our request to put sound on game
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Murphy's has a dash of Irish panache, an outside area, and a decent menu of average restaurant food. Not a gourmet experience, but it will definetly fill you up and leave you satisfied.Be sure to go here on St Pat's Day!
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About Rakshit
Aspire to work within an integrated learning environment of marketing and human resource management with developmental approach and problem solving attitude.
Academic Qualifications:
Pursuing B.Tech in I.T. and expect to be a graduate till May'13
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• Programming Languages: C, C++, Visual C#, Visual Basics.
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• Certified from Oracle Inc. as Oracle Certified Professional as per Oracle Database Administrator 10g curriculum
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• Team Leader and Campus Ambassador at AIESEC JAIPUR and worked as the Organizing Committee Vice President at UTSAV'11- A social event for under-privileged children.
• Founder of JNU JAIPUR Model United Nations Society and Beta Model United Nations Society (The First International Model United Nations Society in Jaipur).
• Participated as a Delegate at JECRC Jaipur'12 Model United Nations Conference and Law College Dehradun'12 Model UN Conference and also won the Best Campus Ambassador Award.
• Vice Chair Person at Indira Model United Nations'12 held at Indira College of Commerce and Science, Pune, Maharashtra.
• Worked as a Campus Ambassador at CHAT Conference'12 - Changing Tomorrow organized by Vin Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
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social networking, Writing, Event Organising, Strategy Planning and Development, technology, Innovation, initiatives
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A network where the people in the world are in connection with each other with bonds of love and care and specifically my Idea is to bring every individual in the world in my connection. I know that seems stupid but your dreams are not worth until they're not stupid and unbelievable!
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I like to talk about innovation, economy, world stats, conferences, organization, literature, music and technology.
People don't know I'm good at
There's nothing hidden about me, my friends and family knows I'm an open book.
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I heard about TED in 2011 May when TEDxJAIPUR was organizing its very first conference and i then searched what all TED is about, what they do, how they do and I've attended TEDxJaipur'12 Conference and felt very happy and relieved to know that there's a place to share experience of your life whatever it is, people do care about it.
I aspire to apply for a license for TEDx Conference soon and organize the same.


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JAMAICAN overseas workers remitted record amounts in 2013 amidst fewer outflows, according to just released Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) data.
It resulted in net remittances hitting US$1.8 billion or 2.8 per cent higher year on year.
"Notably, remittance inflows for the calendar year were marginally above the corresponding pre-crisis out-turn for 2008," stated the BOJ which compiles official data on this sector which rivals tourism as the highest foreign exchange earner for the island.
Between January and December 2013 remittance inflows at US$2.06 billion or 1.1 per cent higher while outflows totalled US$240 million or 10 per cent lower over the period. Its the second consecutive year that inflows beat US$2.02 billion which represented the pre-crisis out-turn in 2008.
The BOJ attributed the rise to Jamaicans receiving higher wages at overseas-based resorts and hotels. The BOJ indicated that this sector languished for years with static wages.
"The remittance inflows to Jamaica show some congruence with trends in earnings in key sectors in which Jamaican workers are employed in the US," the BOJ stated. "The upward trend in growth in the average weekly earnings in the leisure and hospitality sector has co-moved with the pickup in gross remittances recorded for 2013."
Inflows could have been higher were it not for a decline in remittances from workers in the education sector.
"On the other hand, whereas the relationship with the education and health sectors was fairly strong prior to 2013, this relationship seems to have weakened over the review year," stated the BOJ.
Remittances from USA totalled US$1.2 billion or 2.3 per cent higher year on year; UK remittances totalled US$326 million or 3.8 per cent less than year earlier levels, Canada totalled 246 or 1.8 per cent higher and Cayman Islands flat at US$123 million.
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Given the presently "debased standards of action cinema," O'Hehir believes that the film's final heist scene could be enough to make The Town a success. The downside? Affleck winds up getting out-performed by nearly everyone else in the film, even if Jon Hamm doesn't get enough screen time. Blake Lively "totally kills," and Jeremy Renner is dangerous and "oddly charismatic." O'Hehir describes Affleck as a "massively vain celebrity who's totally convinced himself of his own authenticity," and pleads for an intervention before he directs again.
Wake up Salon. Affleck's a gifted director who will be rewarded by this successful critical and audience hit with more directing and acting assignments. We need more directors to cut through the studio crap, and he's one of them.
Bob Hawk | September 21, 2010 3:08 AM
Love the "playing Armond White" designation. Should become part of the lexicon for gratuitous, predictable, knee-jerk contrarianism.
John | September 20, 2010 11:30 AM
Just saw "The Town," and it's predictable that there would still be a few film-snobs trying to hate on Ben Affleck. I'll admit that I thought he was kind of lame before I saw this film, but you've got to give credit where credit is due. With this kind of subject matter, Affleck could have EASILY slipped into total cheez, but he showed great restraint as a director, assembled an awesome cast, and turned out a fine acting performance of his own. I think it's time to just accept the fact that Ben Affleck has got some skills.
Joe Valdez | September 20, 2010 11:10 AM
You're right on the button here, Anne. We need more movies like THE TOWN. It's not a remake, it's not in 3-D, it's not pre-sold. Rough around the edges and not interested in appealing to every ticket buyer on the planet.
It's not just that I disagree with Andrew O'Hehir and Salon. You can spot their approach a mile away: stake an extreme position and watch the phone lines light up. If they were addressing reality, no one would be talking about them.
Will | September 20, 2010 6:32 AM
Other than a bit of self-aggrandizing toward the end, I thought 'The Town' really worked extremely well. It's not trying to reinvent the wheel, but I think we're far too quick to be cynical toward a sharp, effective movie that sets out to entertain and does it in spades.
Keil Shults | September 20, 2010 6:14 AM
So basically...the guy can't win.
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The organizers of the Suncoast Offshore Grand Prix are struggling with the city over funding again this year.
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Franklin said he submitted the permits in February and called to check every few weeks to see if there were any problems, and none was raised. That's why he said he was surprised to get a call last week about the public-safety money.
Organizers had the same issue last year. Franklin went before the City Commission asking for greater funding from the city.
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