Projects/Capacitación Para El Manejo Sostenible De Recursos The CAMAREN Project is a natural resources training and management system set upby the government of equador with the aim of producing highly qualified http://www.infoagrar.ch/Informationcenter/mediadir.nsf/0/a85a34bf348abf22c125697
ZAMAN DAILY NEWSPAPER (2005042118676) Ousted by the Congress in equador, President Lucio Guitterez has reportedly A Brazilian Foreign Ministry statement reports that the government is http://www.zaman.com/?bl=hotnews&alt=&trh=20050421&hn=18676
Government Calls For Abstinence But Temptation Is Overpowering government Calls for Abstinence but Temptation Is Overpowering Malpeques fromPrince Edward Islands in the east), and from below the equador. http://www.metnews.com/articles/2004/reminiscing042204.htm
Extractions: Metropolitan News-Enterprise Thursday, April 22, 2004 Page 14 REMINISCING (Column) Government Calls for Abstinence but Temptation Is Overpowering By ROGER M. GRACE Oysters, a food enjoyed in ancient times and popular in America since colonial days, are still on menus. What’s ironic is that, despite the health-consciousness of these times, oysters are most often consumed raw—though there are health warnings against eating them that way—and are decreasingly popular in cooked dishes, which present no known perils. Since 1995, the Federal Drug Administration has cautioned that there’s the risk of “vibrio vulnificus infection” from raw oysters. “Although this bacterium is not a danger to most healthy people,” the FDA notes, “40 percent of infections with Vibrio vulnificus are fatal.” It adds: “The bacterium occurs naturally, not as a result of pollution, so eating oysters from reputable sources does not offer protection. Proper cooking is necessary to completely kill Vibrio vulnificus and eliminate its threat.” Yet, the temptation of a fresh raw oyster surely rivals that of an apple in the Garden of Eden. I admit it: I’m an oyster-a-holic.
VENEZUELA: The Other War For Oil The oil industry provides some 50% of government revenue and accounts for a in Colombia and equador have offered to help the Venezuelan government break http://www.greenleft.org.au/back/2003/521/521p18.htm
Extractions: Online troops home poll BY STUART MUNCKTON Reading the mainstream press over the last month, one could be forgiven for believing that Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has become so unpopular that his government is facing a revolt by the country's workers. The oil industry provides some 50% of government revenue and accounts for a third of Venezuela's gross national product. Venezuela is the world's fifth largest oil producing country and is the third largest supplier of petroleum to the United States. The Chavez government put a halt to PDVSA management's plans for full privatisation of the company, and introduced legislation requiring all of PDVSA's revenues to come under government control. This helps explains why Venezuela's big capitalist families have been so desperate to get rid of Chavez. These families are also being supported by the US government, which is acting to defend the profits of US oil corporations. In many ways, though, what has frightened Venezuelan capitalists and their US backers most of all is the mass radicalisation of the workers and peasants that has been encouraged by the Chavez government. The working majority, overwhelmingly of black or indigenous descent, are no longer willing to be ruled by a wealthy elite that, in different forms, has dominated the country's political life since the Spanish conquest. Despite controlling the private media, the elite's support among the population has narrowed since the failed April military coup, while the workers and peasants have become further radicalised and organised.
SOA Watch Notorious Graduates from equador. Gen. Guillermo Rodriguez, 1961 C R Bn Dictator 197276 Achieved power by overthrowing an elected civilian government http://www.soaw.org/new/article.php?id=237
Extractions: Cape Horn, Patagonia voyages, Tierra Del Fuego, Flights to Antarctica, South Georgia and the Cold Southern Ocean Region explorations of our planet . Over Four hundred Fifty pages of Information on culture, history, fauna, flora, anthropology, geography, arqueology, Chile facts, kayaking, whalewatching, trekking and introducing: The S.S. Yelcho arrives at Valparaiso 27th September.1916. ( photo. By permission of the National Library of Australia. ) Once Shackleton had arrived back at South Georgia he immediately set about trying to organize the rescue of the 22 men left stranded behind on Elephant Island. Between 23rd May 1916 and 31st August 1916 he made four attempts to return to Elephant Island and secure their rescue: 1. Southern Sky
Cranborne To Commonwealth Government inclusion of Associated Nations (ie Chile, equador, Egypt, however, theSoviet government could be persuaded to withdraw their claim in this case, http://www.info.dfat.gov.au/info/historical/HistDocs.nsf/vVolume/777704912667E0E
Extractions: var isDocBeingEdited = false;var willSubmit = true; Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content www.info.dfat.gov.au www.info.dfat.gov.au info/historical/HistDocs.nsf Previous Document Next Document Volumes 6 Cranborne to Commonwealth Government Cablegram D44 LONDON, 10 January 1945, 10.30 p.m.
Former UNU Council Members and Culture, government of Mozambique. Dr. Valeria MerinoDirani (equador) Former Secretary of Science and Technology of the Presidency, government http://www.unu.edu/council/former-council.html
An Alternative School In Equador By Fasila Carter An invited teacher from the government asked Miguel after finishing the work Youpainted hot using green? The child answered yes, it is a little http://www.newhorizons.org/trans/international/carter.htm
Cyprus News Agency: News In English (PM), 99-05-11 He pointed out that the government is looking closely at the budget deficit, Nicosia, May 11 (CNA) Cyprus and equador signed a protocol providing for http://www.hri.org/cgi-bin/brief?/news/cyprus/cna/1999/99-05-11.cna.html
Local Nonprofit Aids Quake-ravaged Nations The Nepalese government bestowed Tucker with the Prabal Gorakha Dakshin Bahu For Villacis, a native of equador, giving back to his own community as http://www.paloaltoonline.com/weekly/morgue/monthly/2000_May_31.GEO.html
Extractions: Publication Date: Wednesday May 31, 2000 GeoHazards International builds international reputation as helping hand by Jennifer Deitz While the 7.1 Loma Prieta earthquake of 1989 took 63 lives, it was a blessing compared to the thousands lost in earthquakes of similar magnitudes that have struck developing nations like Turkey and Armenia. Realizing that even small changes in the way cities build and plan could have huge repercussions in the number of lives lost in the event of an earthquake, Stanford alumnus Brian Tucker founded the Palo Alto-based GeoHazards International back in 1993. Through this nonprofit organization, he and his small staff have partnered with businesses, government agencies, other nonprofits and groups of local people in cities throughout the world in an effort to raise awareness about earthquake risk and to help communities improve earthquake safety measures. "We decided we wanted to unite nonprofit organizations that could spread the methodologies developed in places like Japan and California to poorer countries with even greater earthquake risk," Tucker said. After securing financial support from OYO Corporation, a Japanese company that makes geotechnical instruments, Tucker started pilot projects in Quito, Equador and Kathmandu, Nepal.
:: SEAGA :: equador. Preliminary contacts were established with the Escuela de Gestión Building RIPS personnel and Local government Officials capacity in order to http://www.fao.org/sd/seaga/SEbyt06_en.htm
Extractions: Posted May 1999 also in Italian 1999 is proving to be a busy year for the SEAGA programme with many training workshops planned in Africa and Europe, as well as activities in Latin America. Preliminary contacts were established with the "Escuela de Gestión para el Desarrollo Local Sostenible" from the Facultad de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales of the Universidad Politécnica Salesiana based in Quito to assist them in the design of their postgraduate programme on Applied Anthropology. A further SEAGA training will be held in Malaga, Spain from 31 May - 11 June 1999. The Workshop has been organized by the FAO Regional Office for Europe (REU) and SDWW in collaboration with the Consejeria de Agricultura y Pesca de Andalucia, Spain. The main objective of this Workshop is to build national capacity among participants from the European Region in the Socioeconomic and Gender Analysis (SEAGA) with a view to future dissemination by: providing participants with a sound background on the SEAGA methodology, and strengthening skills needed for socioeconomic and gender analysis in a learning environment;
Untitled Document Dominican Republic Politics and government - 1844-1930 - Sources equador -PolÃtica social; Resumen del plan nacional de desarrollo economico y social http://elibrary.unm.edu/subjects/LAWebGuide/PortMforms/Title/Title_R.htm
BBC News | AMERICAS | Rio Summit To Show Unity Presidents of equador, Peru and Venezuela are among the leaders at the summit equador Online Argentina s government Bolivian Parliament http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/americas/newsid_792000/792969.stm
Extractions: By James Reynolds in Santiago Heads of state from Latin America have been meeting for a summit in the Colombian city of Cartagena. The summit is the 14th annual meeting of the Rio Group, an alliance, which represents 19 countries in the region. High on the agenda of the two-day meeting has been democratisation and the need to ease the impact of economic austerity measures. It has been a summit full of promises and commitments. Colombia's President, Andres Pastrana, has called on countries in the region to reaffirm their support for democracy. Venezuela's leader, Hugo Chavez, has made an appeal for development, happiness and peace in Latin America. More importantly, the summit has been a chance for Peru's President, Alberto Fujimori, to defend his recent election victory, which was condemned by observers as unfair. The fact that Mr Fujimori has been welcomed to the Rio Group summit demonstrates that other countries here have accepted his victory.
Workers Group - Statement On The 332nd CFA Report Case no 2201 on equador, involving extreme violence and intimidation against We are in doubt whether the government is taking violations of freedom of http://www.ilo.org/public/english/dialogue/actrav/new/wg/cfa332.htm
Extractions: Zimbabwe (case no 2038) was mentioned as a specially serious and urgent case and shows the continued interference and harassment including arrests and detention of trade unionists. As also could be seen in case no. 2081 the Committee again strongly requests the amendment of the legislation that gives excessive wide power of the authorities to enter and search trade union premises including its financial records at any time and without any reason. In addition, in cases no. 1937 and 2027 , the Committee again requests the amendment of the new Labour Amendment Bill, so that the trade unions should be able to take industrial action in questions of economic and social policy, without any sanctions imposed. Apparently there is no political will at all by the Government to follow the recommendations made by the Committee and the GB and to respect freedom of association! We just learned that yesterday (November 18) 350 people were arrested in Zimbabwe. They belong to the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) and other civil society organizations. ZCTU President, Vice-President and General Secretary are among them.
Ecuador National Parks Since these two parks were founded the Ecuadorian government and private institutionshave set aside dozens of other large parcels of land. http://www.ecuadorexplorer.com/html/national_parks.html
Extractions: Galapagos Islands: ... Regions Related EE.com Pages Birdwatching Cloud Forest Tours Ecolodges Ecotours ... Terrain Map Ecuador is one of the most beautiful, biologically diverse countries in the world, and fortunately its countless natural wonders are protected in twenty-plus national parks and reserves. Within these areas you can experience unmatched scenery and an incredible array of flora and fauna. Whether you are in a misty cloud forest reserve, paddling through mangroves on the coast, or on the summit of the world's highest active volcano, you will discover why Ecuador is one of South America's most popular outdoor adventure destinations. National Parks and Reserves by region (for detailed information, follow the links to the respective regions): Andes Cajas National Recreation Area
Top FARC Leader Arrested In Equador Top FARC leader arrested in equador. On January 5th, Simon Trinidad, Though thegovernment has effectively struck at midlevel members of the http://www.ict.org.il/spotlight/det.cfm?id=960
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The Case Of The 1997-98 El Nino Responses to Information. Responses varied; those from the public sector (eg,government) were markedly different than those from the private sector. http://www.isse.ucar.edu/un/ecuador.html
Extractions: Monica Barco (secretary) Executive Summary After August 1997, each organization started providing biweekly reports to the government and the general public. Increase in oceanic temperatures : Local fisheries of small pelagic species declined and fishmeal prices increased. Other warm-water species replaced these species. Some birds and mammals that fed from this fishery, on the continental shelf and around the Galapagos Islands, starved to death. Coral reef bleaching was another adverse impact. Increase in rainfall along the coastal provinces during periods longer than the rainy season : Rainfall produced flooding, mudslides, infrastructure destruction, collapsed bridges, agricultural devastation and poor sanitary conditions which became health problems. Secondary impacts on the economy of these coastal provinces were also evident.
