Friday, May 13, 2011

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Nuclear catastrophe in Algeria: A French gift Bedfords

was a May 1, 1962. About 30 km of the mountain chosen soldiers, scientists and ministers hoped their observation posts in the detonation of the second French nuclear test ground in their colony of Algeria to two months of independence. He left the poison in the bowels of Taourirt AFELL Tan, a granite mountain in Hoggar in southern Algeria. And in the air too.

France had ceased atmospheric testing from criticism for radioactive contamination. Under the guise of a mining exploration in search of uranium and gold, pierced the mountain and outfitted primarily for nuclear test.

Someone miscalculated something, someone in a white apron, a rare ethics, which is often called a scientist. The mountain was broken and a cloud of radioactivity was completed expanding in a radius of 150 km. It was all panic, the soldiers, scientists and ministers.

irradiated French staff was compensated in 2009, when almost none remained. I know a Legionnaire of the 5th Infantry Regiment of the Foreign Legion battalion which guarded the test sites, both in Algeria and then in Mururoa, where France broke with bombs its other colonies in the Pacific, in places that were havens in land. It was hard to recognize his 68 years in this man who looked 80.

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Algerian contaminated entire peoples, nomadic tribes, the food chain in the area, no nothing, no numbers, no regret, no apologies.

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then are these countries, nuclear power, the commissioners are put into the world in using "rational" nuclear power without there is one on nuclear testing did not kill cancers horrible dropper hundreds of thousands of people around the world.

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Two valuable notes

In recent days I managed to read a couple of notes that are very interesting aspects:

The first one (dated 10 May) is about one of the great caricaturists and cartoonists Cordoba: Carlos Ortiz . Cadena 3 on the site can hear the radio report made to his son Ramiro (journalist and cartoonist), which refers to his father and book publishing projects with their drawings.
such books would be good for traveling in large quantity to Buenos Aires and other parts of the country, with some excellent work on humor (even theoretical) produced in Cordoba, arriving in small doses and sell out quickly or are difficult to locate. This province is one of the plants between those which have occurred and there is national humor. And "black" Ortiz deserves every possible distribution.

can hear the story from here: http://www.cadena3.com/buscador.asp?clave=Humor% 20gr% E1fico (and then click on "Ortiz" on Night and Day).

In the second case we have to talk about Diogenes Taborda : Book Perfil.com presented today in its sports section (4-4-2) an article that tells the story of the first Boca-River played on Sunday August 23, 1913. In one of the illustrations that the article has seen the cartoons created by this legendary comedian on that meeting, published in the newspaper the morning three days later (and which I here reproduce.) A curiosity and an event, as the value that these drawings have become very large. Can you imagine at that time Taborda and journalists that the party would become the "Superclasico"? This type of work (as with the photographs) become more valuable as time passes ...

Full Text:

http://442.perfil.com/blog/2011/05/13/el-primer-superclasico-oficial/

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Thursday, May 12, 2011

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The dollar out of its lethargy, but it is soon to celebrate

By Tom Lauricella

the dollar may finally be enjoying a respite after a poor run of months. However, optimists should not rush to uncork the champagne.

From fall on Wednesday of last week to its lowest point this year against the euro, the dollar has rebounded almost 4%, its biggest gain in a span of six days since November. For now, this upturn, according to brokers, has more to do with a backhand on overly pessimistic bets against fluctuations in currency and commodity markets, that any shift in opinion dominant that the dollar faces significant challenges.

In recent weeks, investors reached unprecedented levels of pessimism about the dollar, which could be seen in the amount of short positions or bets the currency crash. That was especially the case with the euro. As the dollar began to rise last week, many traders were quick to get rid of those bets.

Moreover, brokers say that there was a spiral of feedback between the currencies and commodities, where the huge declines in the prices of silver and oil, agreed to a short-term career buy dollars. These forces have probably already passed its peak.

The link between commodities such as silver and the dollar has strengthened recently, partly because short-term brokers are increasingly participating in both markets, commodities and currencies. For example, individual investors with high levels of leverage are taking bets by "peers" that involve silver or gold on one side of a transaction and the dollar on the other. Many electronic brokers offer the possibility of trading these pairs, which allows an operator to simultaneously bet on a rise in silver prices and a weaker dollar. This kind of operations provide a direct link between movements in the two markets.

In Integral Development, which operates electronic trading networks, the activity in such operations has tripled compared to last three weeks, said Harpal Sandhu, president of Integral. "The volumes recorded a significant increase," he adds.

Some brokers also say that the increase in higher margin requirements on silver may have forced brokers to raise cash by disposing of its short-term bets on the dollar. And because commodity prices are fixed in dollars, a rise in the currency more expensive these materials can for buyers using other currencies.

"The difficulty is knowing how causality works: if the fall in commodity prices caused the rise of the dollar or the rise of the dollar led to falling commodity prices, raises Adam Cole, senior currency strategist RBC Capital Markets.

Some of the purchases of dollars have been driven by renewed concerns in Europe that have affected the euro on sovereign debt crisis in the economic bloc, and the lower expectations that the European Central Bank will raise interest rates after its last meeting.

But the main forces that have driven the big drop the dollar since the beginning of the year intact. Perhaps the most important is that investors think in general it is unlikely that the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) to raise interest rates in the short term. That impression was reinforced by a slowdown in the recovery of U.S. economy In addition, there were few signs of progress in relation to the huge U.S. budget deficit

While the euro is below its intraday high this year of U.S. $ 1.4939, reached last Wednesday, is still well above its low of U.S. $ 1.2875 in mid-January and 6.5% against the dollar so far this year. On Thursday night, the euro traded at U.S. $ 1.4239, up from U.S. $ 1.4201 on Wednesday.

"There is little reason to expect it to be a steady escalation of the dollar," said Robert Sinche, global head of FX strategy at RBS Global Banking and Markets.

Source: WSJ

How Long Do Open Relaxers Last

Mario Draghi is on the brink of becoming the European Central Bank President

By Alessandra Galloni, Brian Blackstone and Jon Hilsenrath

German Chancellor Angela Merkel backed Mario Draghi for the presidency of the European Central Bank, removing the last obstacle to the director Italian central bank is in front of one of the most important institutions of the continent.

Although the 17 countries sharing the euro have until the end of the month to make the designation, and other countries can present their own candidates, economics professor, former World Bank official and former Goldman Sachs is now considered the main candidate to succeed the Frenchman Jean-Claude Trichet, who is leaving office in October. The Italian Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti said on Wednesday it had officially Draghi's name on a document to the finance ministers of the eurozone, which will meet on Monday. Draghi

assume leadership of the ECB at a time when Europe is entering a new and drastic phase of its debt crisis, which has already been two years. There are growing concerns that Greece, which just last year he received a ransom of 110,000 million euros of its eurozone partners, is unable to stabilize its finances, as promised. In addition to Greece, where public workers on Wednesday made a huge strike in protest against government austerity measures, Portugal is also preparing to implement national severe cuts in public sector employment and welfare privileges.

Italy itself is struggling with one of the biggest public debts in the eurozone. The dubious record country's economic, including outbreaks of high inflation, long been considered a disadvantage for the probabilities of the Italian central bank's directors to achieve the top position of the ECB.

Still, there is little evidence that moderate Draghi ECB anti-inflation stance to help the weaker economies in the eurozone.

"My impression is that it would follow very closely in the mold by Trichet in terms of not wanting to do anything to spoil the ECB's credibility in dealing with the risks of inflation," said Peter Hooper, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities in New York.

"Given some of the political concerns about the debt situation of Italy, my impression is that they probably would do anything to dispel concerns that may have a tendency to be soft."

Source: WSJ

According to colleagues on the board of the ECB Draghi last month was a strong supporter of the first rise in ECB interest rates in nearly three years, even though the Italian economy may be the most affected by higher interest rates. Similarly, during the recent restriction of the ECB monetary cycle, which occurred mainly in 2006 and 2007, Draghi was in the minority faction, pressing more pronounced by higher interest rates, according to several colleagues.

"is very close to our agenda for stability and strong economy," he said Merkel in an interview with the newspaper Die Zeit, which supported the candidacy of Draghi.

Draghi, a native of Rome, forged his economic credentials as a PhD student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the late 1970's. After teaching at the University of Florence and then spent six years as executive director of the World Bank, Draghi, father of two children, returned to Italy in the early 1990's. It was a key figure in the Italian Treasury when the country was expelled from the European exchange rate mechanism, devalued its currency, lost confidence in the bond markets and was on the brink of cessation of debt, a situation similar to Greece alive today.

"The main lesson we learned then is relevant now, is how markets can exacerbate domestic situations," says Lamberto Dini, a senator and former Italian prime minister at that time was one of the top-ranking officials of the Bank Italy.

In later years, Draghi spearheaded one of the largest privatization campaigns ever seen in Europe: the sale of stakes in banks, energy and telecommunications firms, and highways, which amounted to 10% of Italy's economic output. He earned the nickname "Super Mario" in the Italian press.

In 2002, Draghi left Italy to enter the private sector, serving for three years as vice president of the international arm of investment bank Goldman Sachs in London. His time at Goldman, one of the banks that took the spotlight during the recent global financial crisis, initially raised questions among some critics of his nomination to the ECB.

After three years in London, Draghi returned to Italy to lead the country's central bank, using what many characterized as a wave of modernity to the institution. He ordered that senior executives had blackberries, for example, that could communicate more easily with them.

Within a year, Draghi's leadership in the Bank of Italy was overshadowed by an even greater international role, to put forward the so-called Financial Stability Forum, a group of senior financial officials in charge of reforming the financial rules of the world.

Since its pedestal in the FEF, Draghi helped shape part of the initial planning for financial regulatory reform after Lehman Brothers collapsed in September 2008. In April 2009, were expanded responsibilities of the group, and the name was changed to Financial Stability Board to include members of emerging market countries. The group received more formal authority and made recommendations on issues such as possible restrictions on bonuses of bankers and bank capital requirements.

The FSB, colleagues say, was a test of diplomatic skills Draghi. At the inaugural meeting of the group in 2009, a dispute erupted when Saudi Arabia and other emerging market countries complained that they did not have enough voice in the responsibilities of the group, according to several people familiar with the meeting. To ease tensions, Draghi made a joke he once heard from former Secretary of U.S. State, George Shultz.

"Why do the French kiss the hand of a woman?" Draghi said the group locked in recriminations, according to two people present. "You have to start somewhere." Meant, according to his colleagues that the group could not afford a stalemate for technical disputes only in the beginning of business.

Last year, while the debt crisis raging in Europe, Draghi played a key role in the decisions of the ECB. In particular, the critical weekend of 8 and 9 May 2010, the bank pondered whether to buy bonds of countries vulnerable Europe, including Greece. Like others in the ECB Draghi hated taking that drastic step, according to officials who participated in the talks.

Axel Weber, president of the Bundesbank of Germany, then said publicly that he had opposed the decision. But officials say Draghi believed that doing nothing was threatening to jeopardize the central role of the ECB to maintain its control over interest rate policy. His position helped others to change their minds, these people say. Although it was criticized in some circles, many economists attributed the decision to go ahead with the bond purchase plan have prevented a major crisis is propagated by the euro bloc.

"There is a quality about him that makes people go to him for leadership," says Robert Rubin, former U.S. Treasury secretary, who met Draghi 20 years ago at a dinner in Rome. "He likes to tackle problems and work to solve them."

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The first story of shrimp (I)

... And finally the MFP had enough. Therefore, no new scans for the moment (we'll see until then). It's just a domestic problem, but for this blog, fatal.
So I decided to resort to an emergency solution: I had thought for a little later to post some complete stories, including the first adventure Prawn (1945, Patoruzito weekly), character creation and birth as me have mentioned in other posts on Eduardo Ferro.
This first story is republished fifteen years after in the number 1 Two Champions, sharing the bill with the Gnome Paprika, Blotter. That first version was presented in color and the second in black and white, with marked differences in the assembly of each strip and each picture (in fact, in the original have 5 strips per page and on the reissue, 4). The latter title that brings the cartoon is "Adventures on the high seas."
Here then the first part (while waiting for the solution to the printer, because if it is delayed, we have shrimp for a while ...).

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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to launch private equity funds in yuan

By Peter Stein

HONG KONG (Dow Jones) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley launch separate private equity funds in yuan, the most recent strategy of financial firms to expand presence in China.

On Thursday, Goldman signed an agreement with the Chinese government to launch a private equity fund denominated in yuan which aims to raise 5,000 million yuan (U.S. $ 770 million), according to a source informed.

The deal has already received the necessary regulatory approval, said this source and was signed Thursday in Beijing at a ceremony attended by Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman's president and the mayor of Beijing, Guo Jinlong.

private equity unit of Goldman will manage the new fund, which the company and the government of Beijing will be financed with his own money while other investors are looking for between the wealthy and institutions in China.

Morgan Stanley is believed to announce details of its own private equity fund denominated in yuan next week in Hangzhou, according to people. The Wall Street firm will partner with Hangzhou Industrial & Commercial Trust Co., said the source. It is not known yet how much it would raise the background.

Some of the largest private equity firms in the world have already launched similar funds for Goldman and Morgan Stanley. The holding company owned by the city of Beijing which is partnering with Goldman is a partner of Carlyle Group LP in a private equity fund denominated in yuan. TPG and Blackstone Group LP have also launched funds in that currency.

For several years, foreign private equity firms have gone struggling to finalize agreements in China with large dollar funds raised abroad. Most agreements involving minority and are involved in a lot of paperwork. The big players in the industry have concluded that they would impose fewer restrictions on yuan funds raised from local investors.

Foreigners, however, face intense competition from a growing number of Chinese private equity funds whose objectives include many of the same agreements.


Wednesday, May 11, 2011

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West now has the opportunity to demonstrate that concern into action. Received to all immigrants and give them room and board. better than they are in Europe and not under the NATO bombs.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

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Investors regain some optimism about Peru

by Anjali Cordeiro Dow Jones Newswires

NEW YORK-The International investors are starting to see buying opportunities in Peru's bonds denominated in local currency and dollars, then those assets will face pressure due to concerns that a leftist candidate could win the presidential election in the second round of 5 June.

Ollanta Humala, a former military officer and left-leaning candidate, has been involved in a fierce battle in the polls with a center-right candidate. In recent months, concerns that a Humala victory would translate into a greater state interference in the economy have put pressure on the Peruvian sol and bonds that country.

Despite the uncertainty in local markets, some large investors point out that there is no guarantee that Humala wins. And even if it did, as compared with former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who initially was viewed with great caution on world markets but won the confidence of investors with a moderate policy agenda.

"There is a certain fact that [Humala] will win," said Sara Zervos, portfolio manager at OppenheimerFunds, who helps oversee about U.S. $ 11,000 million in emerging market debt outside of New York. "We believe that [even] if he wins, there is a well-established institutional framework for Peru not become an Argentina or Venezuela. "

His firm had few active positions in Peru before the election period because the valuations were high. But whatever the outcome of the elections, the analyst believes that a strong sell-off related to the election news now present a buying opportunity.

The Peruvian economy has performed well, growing 8.8% in GDP last year, and promotions in the local currency and stocks. That's expensive Peruvian assets, and the recent weak performance has only become more attractive to investors.

Within the global bond index Emerging Markets JP Morgan, Peru showed a return of 1% so far this year until last week, below the performance of the overall index, which posted returns of about 3%.

Humala has been involved in a fierce battle with the center-right legislator Keiko Fujimori. A new poll published Sunday showed that slightly Fujimori led the voting intentions for the second round on 5 June. A national survey conducted by pollster Ipsos Apoyo showed that Fujimori had 41% of the voting intentions compared with 39% for Humala.

That and other polls suggest the race is close and the outcome is uncertain. But the sun Peru, which lost ground against the dollar earlier this year, has recently rebounded to trade around 2.804 per dollar. Beyond the election result, it is possible that the central bank to intervene heavily to avoid large swings in the currency in either direction, said Alberto Ramos, a strategist at Goldman Sachs. Investors expect the central bank intervention remains generally stable currency. Paul

Cisilino, portfolio manager at Stone Harbor Investment Partners, which manages about U.S. $ 23,000 million in assets from emerging markets, says his firm is generally felt optimistic about Peru, although the recent escalation years has gone up the country's assets. His firm, which is interested in Peru's debt in local currency and hard currencies, and would be interested in increasing their exposure if there are more sell-off.

"It seems that Humala is not going to be a Chavez," said Cisilino referring to Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez. "I really take much effort to disrupt the foundations of [a] country."

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Spratly Islands and Paracel (Hoang Sa is Đảo Quan Truong Sa): VIETNAM FALKLANDS die

South Vietnam in 1974 participated in a naval battle against China in the Paracel Islands. A year after the U.S. withdrawal in 1973 and a year after the fall of Saigon in 1975, South Vietnam asked for help naval and air the U.S. Navy fleet in the area but was denied. China were defeated and took the archipelago and still claims the unified Vietnam.

China Air Base in the Paracel Islands

little further south are the Spratly Islands. In this case the different islands were occupied by all countries that claim sovereignty all: Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Brunei and the Philippines.

Both Paracelsus as the Spratlys are a group of small islands which are isolated garrisons in the middle of the South China Sea. The Government of Vietnam encourages your gifts and donations of the Vietnamese people for the Tet holiday to these garrisons soldiers. They manage to, in these rocky islands, to grow their vegetables:
Vietnamese naval base in Spratly Islands

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