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It is intriguing to understand how power works in the Westminster system of government...The prime minister appoints the Police Service Commission after consultation with the leader of the Opposition. From there the PSC enjoys independence from the executive...
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So what' just won't cut it anymore Letter of the day Sunday, November 22nd 2009 "Enough is enough": Conrad Enill Thanks to (Energy Minister) Conrad Enill for so perfectly encapsulating the attitude of the Government to the concerns of the people in...
Tags: Mr Enill, Peru, La Brea, Political corruption, Social philosophy, Politics, Accountability, Democracy, Evaluation
Organisers of yesterday's March for Democracy in Auckland are confident their stand has made a difference to the debate over the government's response to referenda. Estimates of the turnout yesterday vary from around four to six thousand. Prime Minister...
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by winning a new term through fraud at the polls, President Hamid Karzai has weakened his legitimacy, endangered the already tepid support he enjoys in Washington DC, and handed the Taliban another piece of evidence, if one is needed, that his regime...
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Mandy Rossouw held a Q&A with Mpho Dibeela, editor of Botswana Guardian , on the country's stance on key issues. What, in your view, are the biggest obstacles that Botswana faces today? Failure to diversify the economy away from an over-reliance on diamond...
Tags: Botswana Guardian, Botswana, Gaborone, Democracy, Outline of Botswana, Politics
The risk of this economic crisis is that people stay isolated, hunkered down and afraid," Collins says. "What's different from the serious economic crises of the past is the much greater potential for fragmentation and isolation--because we've lived through...
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Business groups blast national shutdown Friday, November 20th 2009 The local economy is facing enough challenges without the added pressure of planned shutdowns, two private sector groups have said. Chamber of Commerce have spoken out against the call...
Tags: TTMA, People’s Democracy, Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Democracy, Elections, Chambers of commerce
Building a New Democratic Society" Speech by Abhisit Vejjajiva, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand , "Post-Crisis Thailand : Building a New Democratic Society" at Columbia University, New York, on September 22. President of Columbia University,...
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He wants politicians to follow the wishes of the majority. Mr Craig says three referenda have been held but there has been little action if any, on their outcomes. He says 82 percent of New Zealanders voted to cut the number of MPs in one referendum,...
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The country is in an unprecedented turmoil. The so-called war against terrorism is casting its ever-elongating dark shadows over the safety of the people who are dying by the dozen on a daily basis. The Kerry-Lugar Bill (KLB) and its attending clauses...
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