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America’s financial meltdown

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Some lessons after the trauma

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The Bolivian Crisis

Democracy in danger

Evo Morales under high pressure

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When money buys Democracy

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Wall street government
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Wednesday, 01 October 2008

Black Tuesday may have plunged the United States into the Great Depression but it was a sense of hopelessness; the feeling that nothing one could personally do would improve things that kept us in that depression until WW2. The American Dream is a nightmare. Worse, for most Americans it turned out to be a cruel lie. A mortgage is just another form of rent; your home can still be taken from you with the flick of a banker's wrist or eminent domain.

Americans are worse than broke, they are discouraged. The bailout sent a clear message that no matter how hard you work, the government can plunge you into deeper debt with the stroke of the pen or the vote of a congress inextricably linked with Wall Street itself.

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How corrupt is Democracy? Mr. Schneider Goes to Washington to find out.
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Friday, 19 September 2008

Frustrated by his government and his apathy towards it, Mr. Schneider Goes to Washington to find out if things are as corrupt as he thinks they are.

This youtube documentary is becoming a hit, and we are sad that it portraits a crude reality that only a minority is able to see: the "price" of the power, and how democracy became more a commerce than the "government of the people".

Watch it, and think about.

http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=h3sf3wPP9_c

 

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Last Updated ( Friday, 19 September 2008 )
 
Brazil to use biometrics in the eletronic voting system
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Thursday, 18 September 2008

In accordance with the electronic democracy site (ww.e-democrat.org), the electronic ballot boxes to be used in the election of 2008, which chooses the new mayors and councillors from all over Brazil, will inaugurate the use of Linux operating system, and in three counties selected for testing, the use of biometrics for identification of voter.

The initiatives are part of the strategy of the Electoral Superior Court (TSE) “to improve the security and the transparency of the process”, according to Giuseppe Dutra Janino, secretary of technology of the information of the TSE.

According to Janino, in interview to Reuters, “it has some campaigns in the direction to stain this process”, but, in the 12 years where Brazil if uses of electronic ballot boxes, “no fraud was proven”, affirmed.

The decision to substitute the operational systems VirtuOS and Windows CE for the Linux in 100 percent of the 480 a thousand ballot boxes of the country will have three advantages, in accordance with the secretary.

Read more in the electronic democracy site.

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 18 September 2008 )
 
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