Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: il negriero toglie definitivamente la maschera

WASHINGTON - Gli Stati Uniti non sono d'accordo con il nuovo tentativo
di rimpatrio del presidente deposto dell'Honduras Manuel Zelaya
perche' potrebbe compromettere il tentativo di mediazione del
presidente costaricano Oscar Arias: e' quanto comunica un portavoce
del Dipartimento di Stato americano. Per far uscire il paese
centroamericano dallo stallo istituzionale Arias punta, nel secondo
round di negoziati che si tiene oggi a San Jose', a far convergere le
due parti su ''un governo di riconciliazione nazionale''.

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#_C'e`da riflettere su chi tiene le redini della politica estera 
statunitense in questo momento e se solo in questo caso.
Spero che la Clinton e cattivi consiglieri non siano un peso per il resto 
della politica estera di Obama.
G.
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Who's in charge of US foreign policy?
The coup in Honduras has exposed divisions between Barack Obama and his 
secretary of state, Hillary Clinton.
The current stand-off in Honduras, in which the coup government headed by 
Roberto Micheletti is refusing to allow the return of elected president 
Manuel Zelaya, is raising questions about who is in charge of US foreign 
policy for the hemisphere.
Divisions have been noticeable from early on in this administration, for 
example at the summit of the Americas in Trinidad last April. Obama went to 
the summit with the idea of presenting a new face to the rest of the 
hemisphere and was immediately undermined by his adviser and director for 
the summit, Jeffrey Davidow. Fortunately, Obama ignored his advisers and 
proceeded along a diplomatic path.
 When the coup occurred on 28 June, the first statement that came out of the 
White House was a major blunder. Although the US and international press 
gave Obama a pass, the diplomatic community could hardly help noticing that 
the White House issued the only official statement in the world that didn't 
have a bad word to say about the coup when it happened.
This position shifted as events moved forward, and Obama himself even went 
so far as to say: "We believe that the coup was not legal and that President 
Zelaya remains the president of Honduras." But then his secretary of state, 
Hillary Clinton, seemed to contradict him. Twice she was asked by the press 
whether restoring the democratic order in Honduras meant restoring the 
elected president, and twice she declined to answer.
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2009/jul/16/honduras-coup-obama-clinton
 

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Fra l'altro, lo spokesman dei golpisti ha descritto Obama come
"il negretto che dovrebbe tornare nelle piantagionI"
http://www.fair.org/blog/2009/07/10/us-press-miss-honduran-officials-racist-assault-on-us-prez/
(ovviamente la notizia e' sfuggita alla stampa mainstream, ne siamo al
corrente perche e stata diffusa da telesur)
Con tanti saluti a "ce li avessimo in Italia, i golpisti Onduregni".

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Da uno di bergamo, scappato in fretta dopo la guerra, razzismo e normale.
Certo che Obama e' il solito presidente ostaggio della sua amministrazione, 
vedi la Clinton.
E le troie al dipartimento di stato han fatto stragi.
La Albright ( Marie Jana Korbelov� ) in una intervista alla TV ha definito 
spiacevole ma necessaria la strage di bambini Irakeni sotto l'embargo USA.