Newsgroup: it.politica.pds
Titolo: Globalizzazione e democrazia

WTO vs Democracy?, Institute for Public Accuracy
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http://accuracy.org/press_releases/PR120199.htm
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L'OMC contre la démocracie
(
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/dossiers/omc99/
) 
Globalisation and Democracy By John Ralston Saul
(
http://www.abc.net.au/specials/saul/fulltext.htm
) 

 WTO vs Democracy?, Institute for Public Accuracy
Ecco, barvo cosi', outis. Posta i link senza capire cosa posti, alla Pomero. 
Tanto la merda vaticana si riconosce sempre. 

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Chiedo scusa, non avevo ancora preso il caffe. Ecco ora, dopo trentadue 
secondi di ricereca sul web le opinioni sul WTO di Lula e di Zapatero:
Brazil Lula: WTO Free Trade Talks Preferred Over FTAA -2- Close
Brazil Lula: WTO Free Trade Talks Preferred Over FTAA
MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina -(Dow Jones)- Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula 
da Silva on Saturday said upcoming talks in the WTO Doha round negotiations 
take preference over restarting stalled talks of the Free Trade Area of the 
Americas. "We're concerned about discussing free trade policies in the whole 
world, aiming at rich countries to give up agricultural subsidies," Lula 
said at a press conference during the Summit of the Americas held Thursday 
through Saturday in Mar del Plata. Lula was reacting to a statement by 
Mexican President Vicente Fox on Friday that 29 countries in favor of 
reviving stalled FTAA talks could form the free trade area - originally 
planned to span from Alaska to Argentina - without the Mercosur trade bloc 
countries of Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, and without Venezuela, 
which is squarely opposed to the plan. "We're close to the Doha round 
(talks), we're close to having an agreement with the European Union and the 
U.S. Anything we would do now before the WTO round, could ... get in the way 
of WTO round itself."
(MORE TO FOLLOW) Dow Jones Newswires
November 05, 2005 07:34 ET (12:34 GMT) Copyright (c) 2005 Dow Jones & 
Company, Inc.
Brazil Lula: WTO Free Trade Talks Preferred Over FTAA -2- The Mar del Plata 
summit has job creation as its main theme, but several bilateral trade 
talks, such as between the U.S. and the Andean countries Colombia, Ecuador 
and Peru, took place on the sidelines. Lula said in trade talks it was 
important to overcome "asymmetries" between national economies and help 
weaker countries.
But he said the WTO was a more appropriate forum to discuss agricultural 
subsidies, and that at the Doha round talks scheduled for December in Hong 
Kong, there was a real chance to "break" subsidies rich countries give their 
farmers. "We're at the best moment to reach a deal in the WTO," Lula said. 
WTO talks, just like FTAA negotiations, have stalled as countries haggle 
over farm tariffs.
The E.U. in late October proposed cutting its highest tariff rates by 60% 
and implementing an average tariff cut of 37.8%. That raised hopes that the 
Hong Kong meeting will make progress toward a successful conclusion of the 
Doha Round at the end of next year. Major agricultural exporters, such as 
Australia, Brazil, and Argentina, however, have urged the E.U. to deepen the 
proposed cuts. Lula said Saturday that the E.U. had already shown some 
flexibility, just as the U.S. had done with its plan to reduce subsidies. 
Lula rejected to transform the Mar del Plata summit into a summit on the 
FTAA."When I was invited to this meeting, there were three issues to be 
discussed: jobs, jobs, jobs," Lula said. "At no time there was anything 
written that the FTAA would be an issue." The Brazilian president said that 
he didn't object to discussing trade, but at the right time and at the right 
forum for it
Spain contributes 320,000 euros to WTO technical assistance
July 12 2005
Press Release - World Trade Organization
On 24 June 2005, the Government of Spain donated EUR 320,000 (CHF 493,760) 
to the Doha Development Agenda Global Trust Fund. This contribution will be 
used to finance four technical assistance activities for Latin American 
countries, as well as the development of three CD-ROMs in Spanish for 
distance learning.
"I am very grateful to Spain for its contribution to WTO technical 
assistance activities," said WTO Director-General Supachai Panitchpakdi. 
"Many of the WTO's developing countries are Spanish speaking. They will gain 
a lot from capacity-building tools such as distance learning. Technical 
assistance is essential to enhance institutional and human capacity in 
developing countries. Increasingly, developing countries are expressing the 
desire to contribute more actively to the WTO debate. We can help them, 
through technical assistance. We will only reach a successful outcome to the 
Doha round of negotiations with the full participation of all WTO Members."
Ed ecco la lista dei paesi che hanno liberamente aderito al WTO. Ciascuno di 
essi puo' fermare qualsiasi decisione, se lo ritiene conveniente.
Albania  8 September 2000
Angola  23 November 1996
Antigua and Barbuda  1 January 1995
Argentina  1 January 1995
Armenia  5 February 2003
Australia  1 January 1995
Austria  1 January 1995
Bahrain, Kingdom of  1 January 1995
Bangladesh  1 January 1995
Barbados  1 January 1995
Belgium  1 January 1995
Belize  1 January 1995
Benin  22 February 1996
Bolivia  12 September 1995
Botswana  31 May 1995
Brazil  1 January 1995
Brunei Darussalam  1 January 1995
Bulgaria  1 December 1996
Burkina Faso  3 June 1995
Burundi  23 July 1995
Cambodia 13 October 2004
Cameroon  13 December 1995
Canada  1 January 1995
Central African Republic  31 May 1995
Chad  19 October 1996
Chile  1 January 1995
China  11 December 2001
Colombia  30 April 1995
Congo  27 March 1997
Costa Rica  1 January 1995
Côte d'Ivoire  1 January 1995
Croatia    30 November 2000
Cuba  20 April 1995
Cyprus  30 July 1995
Czech Republic  1 January 1995
Democratic Republic of the Congo  1 January 1997
Denmark  1 January 1995
Djibouti  31 May 1995
Dominica  1 January 1995
Dominican Republic  9 March 1995
Ecuador  21 January 1996
Egypt  30 June 1995
El Salvador  7 May 1995
Estonia  13 November 1999
European Communities  1 January 1995
Fiji  14 January 1996
Finland  1 January 1995
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)  4 April 2003
France  1 January 1995
Gabon  1 January 1995
The Gambia    23 October 1996
Georgia  14 June 2000
Germany  1 January 1995
Ghana  1 January 1995
Greece  1 January 1995
Grenada  22 February 1996
Guatemala  21 July 1995
Guinea  25 October 1995
Guinea Bissau  31 May 1995
Guyana  1 January 1995
Haiti  30 January 1996
Honduras  1 January 1995
Hong Kong, China  1 January 1995
Hungary  1 January 1995
Iceland  1 January 1995
India  1 January 1995
Indonesia  1 January 1995
Ireland  1 January 1995
Israel  21 April 1995
Italy  1 January 1995
Jamaica  9 March 1995
Japan  1 January 1995
Jordan  11 April 2000
Kenya  1 January 1995
Korea, Republic of  1 January 1995
Kuwait  1 January 1995
Kyrgyz Republic  20 December 1998
Latvia  10 February 1999
Lesotho  31 May 1995
Liechtenstein  1 September 1995
Lithuania  31 May 2001
Luxembourg  1 January 1995
Macao, China  1 January 1995
Madagascar  17 November 1995
Malawi  31 May 1995
Malaysia  1 January 1995
Maldives  31 May 1995
Mali  31 May 1995
Malta  1 January 1995
Mauritania  31 May 1995
Mauritius  1 January 1995
Mexico  1 January 1995
Moldova  26 July 2001
Mongolia  29 January 1997
Morocco  1 January 1995
Mozambique  26 August 1995
Myanmar  1 January 1995
Namibia  1 January 1995
Nepal  23 April 2004
Netherlands - For the Kingdom in Europe and for the Netherlands Antilles  1 
January 1995
New Zealand  1 January 1995
Nicaragua  3 September 1995
Niger  13 December 1996
Nigeria  1 January 1995
Norway  1 January 1995
Oman  9 November 2000
Pakistan  1 January 1995
Panama  6 September 1997
Papua New Guinea  9 June 1996
Paraguay  1 January 1995
Peru  1 January 1995
Philippines  1 January 1995
Poland  1 July 1995
Portugal  1 January 1995
Qatar  13 January 1996
Romania  1 January 1995
Rwanda  22 May 1996
Saint Kitts and Nevis  21 February 1996
Saint Lucia  1 January 1995
Saint Vincent & the Grenadines  1 January 1995
Saudi Arabia  11 December 2005
Senegal  1 January 1995
Sierra Leone  23 July 1995
Singapore  1 January 1995
Slovak Republic  1 January 1995
Slovenia  30 July 1995
Solomon Islands  26 July 1996
South Africa  1 January 1995
Spain  1 January 1995
Sri Lanka  1 January 1995
Suriname  1 January 1995
Swaziland  1 January 1995
Sweden  1 January 1995
Switzerland  1 July 1995
Chinese Taipei 1 January 2002
Tanzania  1 January 1995
Thailand  1 January 1995
Togo  31 May 1995
Trinidad and Tobago  1 March 1995
Tunisia  29 March 1995
Turkey  26 March 1995
Uganda  1 January 1995
United Arab Emirates  10 April 1996
United Kingdom  1 January 1995
United States of America  1 January 1995
Uruguay  1 January 1995
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)  1 January 1995
Zambia  1 January 1995
Zimbabwe  5 March 1995

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Sei proprio un irrimediabile cretino


Tutti sanno che il capitalismo è il regno della libertà. I lavoratori
precari che accettano un posto da 800 euro al mese, lo fanno
liberamente, dato che potrebbero rifiutarlo

 Sei proprio un irrimediabile cretino
No, outis, il cretino sei tu. E' un dato sul quale ormai esiste un consenso 
generalizzato sul ng, e, ne sono certo, anche oltre. Tu posti cose di cui 
non conosci il significato. Sono concetti che uccidono persone. L' unica 
attenuante che hai al tuo beota ed idiota appoggio alle teorie dei piu' 
bieco neocolonialismo vaticano e' che tu sei nulla, non conti nulla, e non 
nutri niente altro che il tuo solitario, disperato onanismo da segaiolo da 
sagrestia. 


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Ti chiedo scusa, non sei cretino: sei pazzo.

 saputo prevenire, crea a Lula notevoli difficoltà interne è ben nota.
Solo un superficiale come te non conosce il livello di
corruzione presente in questi paesi.
Ergo, ben difficilmente Lula avrebbe potuto prevenire tale
patologia, lui può solo diminuirne i casi.
A proposito, inutile dire che il paese sudamericano con meno
disoccupazione e la crescita economica più costante è il Cile,
paese con la politica economica più liberista (scelta confermata
dai governi socialisti).
Mr. X
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