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Leader of the Cuban RevolutionPosted on Nov. 13, 2009 at 7:59 PM - 0 Comments - Post Comment - LinkLeader of the Cuban Revolution Fidel Castro Ruz held a fraternal meeting with His Excellency Mr. Lenín Moreno Garcés, vice president of the sister Republic of Ecuador.In a lively discussion, Fidel and the game machines distinguished Ecuadorian leader exchanged opinions on the international situation and particularly Latin America, and spoke in depth about the growing cooperation between our two countries, especially with respect to healthcare. On behalf of his government and people, Lenin Moreno expressed thanks for the work of our doctors, geneticists, and pearl necklace healthcare technicians, particularly those who are participating in the Manuela Espejo Mission. With this meeting in mind, the Ecuadorian leader presented the Commander in Chief with the Manuela Espejo Order, which is awarded by the vice presidency of Ecuador, in just recognition of freshwater pearlcompañero Fidel’s role in the development of the important social mission that is taking place in Ecuador. The significance of BrownĄŻs wordsPosted on Nov. 13, 2009 at 7:58 PM - 0 Comments - Post Comment - LinkBut, a new and extremely serious problem was extensively discussed at the ALBA Summit: climate change. At no other point in history, has a danger of such magnitude arisen.As Hugo Chavez, Evo Morales and Daniel Ortega bade farewell to the people in the streets of Cochabamba yesterday, Sunday, that game machines same day, according to a report by BBC World, Gordon Brown was chairing a session of the Major Economies Forum in London, mostly made up of the most-developed capitalist countries, the main culprits for carbon dioxide emissions, that is, the gas causing the greenhouse effect. The significance of Brown’s words is that they were not uttered by a representative of the ALBA or one of the 150 emerging or underdeveloped countries on the planet, but Britain, the country where industrial development began and one of those that has released the most pearl necklace carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The British prime minister warned that if an agreement is not reached at the UN Summit in Copenhagen, the consequences will be "disastrous". Floods, droughts, and killer heat waves are just some of the "catastrophic" consequences, according to the freshwater pearl World Wildlife Fund ecological group, referring to Brown’s statement. "Climate change will spiral out of control over the next five to ten years if CO2 emissions are not drastically cut. There will be no Plan B if Copenhagen fails." In reality, as the Cuban delegationPosted on Nov. 13, 2009 at 7:53 PM - 0 Comments - Post Comment - LinkThe same news source claims that: "BBC expert James Landale has explained that not everything is turning out as expected."Newsweek reported that every day leisure chairs it seems more unlikely that states will commit to something in Copenhagen. According to reports from a major American news outlet, the chairman of the session, Gordon Brown, said that ""If we do not reach a deal at this time, let us be in no doubt: once the damage from unchecked emissions growth is done, no retrospective global agreement, in some future period, can undo that choice. He continued by listing conflicts such as "climate-induced migration" and "an extra 1.8 billion people living and dying without enough water." In reality, as the Cuban delegation in Bangkok reported, the United States led the industrialized nations most opposed to the necessary reduction in emissions. At the Cochabamba freshwater pearl meeting, a new ALBA Summit was convened. The timetable will be: December 6, elections in Bolivia; December 13, ALBA summit in Havana; December 16, participation in the UN Copenhagen Summit. The small group of ALBA nations will be there. The issue is no longer "Homeland or Death"; it is truly and without exaggeration a matter of "Life or Death" for the human race. The capitalist system is not only oppressing and pillaging our nations. The wealthiest industrialized countries wish to freshwater pearl impose on the rest of the world the major responsibility in the fight against climate change. Who are they trying to fool? In Copenhagen, the ALBA and the countries of the Third World will be fighting for the survival of the species. The same news source claims thatPosted on Nov. 13, 2009 at 7:49 PM - 0 Comments - Post Comment - Link
But, a new and extremely serious problemPosted on Nov. 13, 2009 at 7:26 PM - 0 Comments - Post Comment - LinkBut, a new and extremely serious problem was extensively discussed at the ALBA Summit: climate change. At no other point in history, has a danger of such magnitude arisen.As Hugo Chavez, Evo Morales and Daniel Ortega bade farewell to the people in the streets of Cochabamba yesterday, Sunday, that game machines same day, according to a report by BBC World, Gordon Brown was chairing a session of the Major Economies Forum in London, mostly made up of the most-developed capitalist countries, the main culprits for carbon dioxide emissions, that is, the gas causing the greenhouse effect. The significance of Brown’s words is that they were not uttered by a representative of the ALBA or one of the 150 emerging or underdeveloped countries on the planet, but Britain, the country where industrial development began and one of those that has released the most pearl necklace carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The British prime minister warned that if an agreement is not reached at the UN Summit in Copenhagen, the consequences will be "disastrous". Floods, droughts, and killer heat waves are just some of the "catastrophic" consequences, according to the freshwater pearl World Wildlife Fund ecological group, referring to Brown’s statement. "Climate change will spiral out of control over the next five to ten years if CO2 emissions are not drastically cut. There will be no Plan B if Copenhagen fails." |
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