Home Home Tag parliamentarians
TIG Tags TIG Tags
Le tag sono descrittori di una parola, usate per segnalare qualsiasi contenuto del sito per una ricerca più agevole in futuro. Le migliori tag sono quelle che descrivono il contenuto in una sola parola, e sono abbastanza comuni così che le persone possano cercare facilmente n contenuto specifico legato a quella singola parola. Ogni oggetto può avere più di una tag e le tag sono separate da spazi.


Items tagged with: parliamentarians
Tag was last used: Jun 25, 2009
 
Esprimi te stesso Esprimi te stesso
 
TIG Blogs
Inviato da:  zephyr
Scritto su:  Jun 25, 2009

  The solid arguments have been trampled on once again
• Statement by the OSPAAAL Executive Secretariat The Organization for Solidarity with the Peoples of Africa, Asia, and Latin America (OSPAAAL) condemns the refusal of the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case of the five Cuban heroes unjustly incarcerated in U.S. territory for almost 11...... [view]
Inviato da:  zephyr
Scritto su:  Apr 11, 2009

  News from Bolivia
(Taken from CubaDebate) FRESH news on Bolivia arrived this morning, April 9, via a Bolivian television channel and reflected tension in the country. Everything was going well. Important changes have been taking place. Evo’s prestige is growing in Bolivia and the world. He is steadily...... [view]
Inviato da:  zephyr
Scritto su:  Jun 26, 2008

  Bahamian Parliamentarians Updated On The Bahamas Government’s Position To The Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) With The European Union (EU)
Parliamentarians Get EPA Update: By Sasha L. Lightbourne - Nassau, Bahamas: However, some – including members of Bahamians Agitating for a Referendum on Free Trade (BARF) – have argued that it amounts to The Bahamas giving up its sovereignty. Minister of State for Finance Zhivargo...... [view]
Inviato da:  zephyr
Scritto su:  Mar 5, 2008

  Partisanship is no longer important to a growing number of Bahamians
MPs Slam Partisan Politics: By Juan McCartney - Nassau, Bahamas: The Bahamian society would not survive unless it "rejects narrow-mindedness, selfishness and inflated egos," according to Elizabeth Member of Parliament Malcolm Adderley. Mr. Adderley was contributing to debate on the...... [view]
Thread Pages  1