Apprendo con sollievo that the Democrats in the U.S. at least have retained control of the Senate, but I notice that the right and, above all, the extreme right are advancing in almost all developed countries (or, better, considering the changes in place of "old growth ").
the only - or at least the most obvious - the only major exception is the country of "old growth" to the east and south of Australia or the world map.
here from 24 June this year there is a woman Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, the first woman prime minister of his country and the first female leader in every respect to my slideshow with 16 leaders (one is the UN Secretary General). He replaced Kevin Michael Rudd, another leading member of the Australian Labor Party, first internally by the majority (24 June 2010), followed by parliamentary elections held August 21, 2010. More precisely, it was officially confirmed September 7, 2010.
From 1 January 2011 there will be another female leader: Dilma Rousseff Brazilian who won the election ballot which was held October 31, 2010. E 'was chosen by Lula himself to take his place. I have included in the slideshow and it is now the 2nd of the set of 16 women leaders.
The 3rd is that of succession to Chiambas Gbeho as President of the ECOWAS Commission / ECOWAS. This is also the 3rd and final change in the slideshow of "the rulers".
I finally added a slideshow short of my book "The World of the Future" which was previously only available on Google Knol. E 'in 3rd person because it was conceived and written with cutting encyclopedic.
These changes are related to "site-multiblog" "Future World" ( http://ilmondofuturo.blogspot.com ), my site ( http://mikelogulhi.weebly.com/il-mondo-futuro. html) and my main blog ( http://mikelogulhi.blogspot.com ).
PS The 1st woman to become part of the Slideshow of Heads was by mistake, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and then replaced with Freddy Ehlers Zurita.
0 comments:
Post a Comment