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Egypt's former president, Hosni Mubarak was hospitalized Tuesday's night while he was questionned over
corruption, the squandering of public funds, and the abuse of authority for personal gain.
Indeed, at the age of eighty-two old, he had a heart attack.
Hosni Mubarak brought down the regime in February 11th but he was straight away in
detention.
A few hours after Mubarak was hospitalized with heart problems in Sharm el-Sheikh, there was an announcement
about his two sons named Gamal and Alaa. They also both have to give explanations about allegations to a local court by prosecutors from Cairo. They are their father's accomplice.
Concerning the health of the ex-leader president, there is no immediate danger.
Besides, justice minister Mohammed el-Guindi revealed that he is still being questionned from his hospital's
bed.
We remained that sons and father are especially pursuived for having killed around 800 demonstrators and hurt
thousand others.
Délia DUPOUY
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Mercredi 13 avril 2011
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Nature has the same rights that Humans.
Bolivia will establish a unique law for Nature in order to grant it the same rights as Humans. This law is the first to grant a real importance for the Mother Earth. The objective is to try to
decrease pollution and the exploitation of naturals resources.
The law assures Nature some rights, like the right to exist and the right to be not polluted. In order to, Bolivia will have to create a new department which will be named The Department of
Mother Earth and which will work with different populations of the country to permit them to reduce and control local industry. However, a question stays without answer: How to succeed in this
project to preserve the economy in a poor country which needs minig exploitations to live. It's strange to see poor countries like Bolivia which pay attention our environment so they miss reals
means. The Bolivian President, Evo Morales, is angry against industrials coutries which aren't ready to reduce temperature increasement.
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Mercredi 13 avril 2011
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This march 21th was a sacred day for lot's of people around the world. Indeed it was the release of the strokes' 4th album : « Angles ». By the past they have
revolutionized the rock industry with their precedent album. But the pleasure is ambivalent, in fact since his 3th album Julian Casablancas, charismatic leader of the strokes, moved away from his
friends because of an incomprehension and an alcoholic problem. So Julian Casablancas maked a solo album heading « Phrazes for the young ». After one year of silence the group just
announced the record but we doesn't know if it was an new album or bluff considering bad relation enter different member of the group.They keeped the secret until the release.They were strongly
criticize by specialist with the idea that the group don't exist anymore. But in spite of all rumour the album is consistent and for the first time wear stamps of all the members of the group,
for example the title « taken for a fool » written by Nick Valensi the guitarist. In consequence, against the wait « Angles » disappointed us litteraly but we recognize the
Strokes aren't over.
Numero 9
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Mercredi 13 avril 2011
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The Ivorian and Lybian conflicts, part of our chaos.
What's new in our world ? That's the question we all have in mind. Most of people read the news papers, watch TV, listen to
the radio to know what's happening in Libya or in Ivory Coast. But do we realize what we are reading, watching or listening to ? The Ivory Coast just got rid of Laurent Gbagbo after four months
of standoff while Muammar Qaddafi is still fighting against Lybian people and using civilians not to be attacked by the delegations of NATO. We all know about those conflicts but it's like we
don't realize what it involves. Our society is used to death, violence, crime, murder, ... Doesn't mean we support it, but it's part of world and of our life. Nowadays it's seems to be normal,
natural to attend that kind of event. If we know about it, it's seems that we're not conscious of it, 'cause if we were, we would wonder every second, every minute : « Is this the world ?
Our world ? Really ?». But it's not the case. In the morning we just take a look at the Ivorian situation or the Libyan mass murder and obscure it untill the next news bulletin. So we may wonder
why we want to heard about the world's news, why we are looking for information everyday. Maybe because we don't want to be alone in the chaos we have created through the years, our chaos, our
world.
The kettle.
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