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international / anti-capitalism / opinion/analysis Wednesday October 11, 2006 08:14 by Nelson F. Núñez Vergara
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By Nelson F. Núñez Vergara (*) Ecuador will have presidential elections next month October 15, and election results can stimulate important political changes within the country and a significant effect in the region. According to the latest surveys, the two main candidates are, the leftist Rafael Correa (33%), and Social Democrat Leon Roldós (22%), most likely to continue on into a second round of voting. Electoral norms dictate that a winner gain over 40% of the electorate votes in addition to having a 10% lead over the next closest rival. Correa is presently close to reaching that goal. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Wednesday October 11, 2006 04:59 by jim travers
 19 comments (last - wednesday july 18, 2007 19:57)
Have local authorities lost the plot and surcome to the the greed of the building industry by allowing apartments spring up all over the country. When we were told apatments or in lay mans terms FLATS were a thing of the past, why have the authorities allowed the construction of such apartents when the history of Ballymun has show us that in a social context such forms of construction will cause problems in the future. Do local authorities need to look at their proceedures in the allocation of housing to people who want a roof but say to hell with everything else? read full story / add a comment
national / crime and justice / opinion/analysis Wednesday October 11, 2006 03:07 by xtic
7 comments (last - friday december 01, 2006 19:57) 2 images
Peaceful protesters at the Corrib terminal at Bellanaboy have become increasingly concerned at the unlawful assaults carried out by Sgt. Conor O'Reilly. Shell to Sea urgently requires information on this individual. read full story / add a comment
dublin / crime and justice / opinion/analysis Tuesday October 10, 2006 18:10 by Missing
2 comments (last - wednesday october 18, 2006 03:10)
She was a young mother of an eight year old boy. She was black. She ran a food market in the city centre. The report of an attack and kids leaving the scene of her attack was called in at 4.37am. Communities need to make the kids own to what they have done to the woman and her family. This is the second such violent attack on a car which was occupied. Two children were severely burnt in the Moyross area recently. Their family home has been attacked recently. Social exclusion has reached a new level of low in this instance. read full story / add a comment
international / arts and media / opinion/analysis Tuesday October 10, 2006 11:54 by Eli Eli
1 comment (last - tuesday october 10, 2006 12:51)
On More 4 last night I watched a stupendous masterpiece of filmmaking. "Death of a President" a faux documentary is about the future assassination of President George W. Bush in Chicago on Oct 18, 2007 and the human and political fall out his shooting. Told in flash back with archive footage and interviews with a Bush's speechwriter, the dead of the Secret Service Death, the chief FBI investigator into the assassination, a forensic expert, witnesses and many others it has the appearance of a real documentary. read full story / add a comment
dublin / anti-war / imperialism / opinion/analysis Tuesday October 10, 2006 07:35 by Astrid Essed
In the july-war on Lebanon, as well as Israel as Hizbollah have committed serious human rights viollations and warcrimes against as well the Lebanese civilian population as the Israeli civilian population. Despite the ''justifications'' by both parties, they are both subjective to International Humanitarian Law, which forbids, under all circumstances, military attacks on civilians read full story / add a comment
antrim / crime and justice / opinion/analysis Tuesday October 10, 2006 01:01 by Pearse O Toole
Republican sources living in Ballymena believe IMC listed attacks wrongly attributed to dissident groups and wrongly categorized as military activity. Ballymena Residents attribute some attacks to maverick Sinn Fein elements and loyalist/Unionist disharmony. read full story / add a comment 
national / racism & migration related issues / opinion/analysis Monday October 09, 2006 22:50 by J. Carax
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In the last fifteen to twenty years, two new phenomena have finally reached Ireland –Immigration and alongside it - Racism. This is not to say that we Irish never had our prejudices before the ‘blacks’ arrived, back then we were quite happy directing our bigotry and ignorance towards travellers, gays, Jews and Protestants. read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Monday October 09, 2006 21:45 by Missing
22 comments (last - monday april 09, 2007 13:37)
Since the highly publicised case in 1993 of the disappearance of Annie Mc Carrick there has been little done in the way of Gardai Resources to tackle the issue of finding the women that have gone missing along the East Coast of Ireland. There has been little done in the way of resourcing to combat the violence which has led to the death of two women, and the disappearance of one Meg Walsh in Waterford. No-one has been brought to Justice for the death Of Sophie Toscan du Plantier. Where are the Department of Justice resources going? read full story / add a comment
national / environment / opinion/analysis Monday October 09, 2006 20:23 by m.m.mccarron
They found time for Garvaghy Road and the Lower Ormeau! read full story / add a comment 
national / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Monday October 09, 2006 18:35 by Paula Geraghty
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Last Tuesday 3rd October, there was much to-ing and fro-ing at the Dail as many anticipated an interesting(?) debate over Bertie's communion money....... read full story / add a comment
national / environment / opinion/analysis Monday October 09, 2006 12:29 by m.m.mccarron
A fire has been raging in Ogoni for weeks at a Shell wellhead in Yorla. read full story / add a comment
national / racism & migration related issues / opinion/analysis Monday October 09, 2006 10:11 by Brian
9 comments (last - sunday may 13, 2007 08:45)
I attempt to identify two distinct streams in the emerging Irish opposition groups, then I discuss some topics that seem to divide them, and finally I explore the issue of Immigration, which unfortunately has the potential to divide these groups for years to come. read full story / add a comment 
national / anti-capitalism / opinion/analysis Sunday October 08, 2006 18:36 by Dirk Diggler
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The attempted construction of a high-pressure gas pipeline and onshore refinery in Rossport by the consortium of Shell, Statoil and Marathon has been resisted since 2001. Through the constant vigilance of the locals and activists in the solidarity camp, any attempts to access the site to work have been blockaded. If you've been living under a rock for the last while here's a rundown of the situation, the safety of the Rossport community will be at risk from contamination of their drinking water, environmental pollution, articulated vehicles on tiny bog roads and last, but not least, the potentially explosive pipe less than 80m from some of their houses! read full story / add a comment
national / consumer issues / opinion/analysis Saturday October 07, 2006 20:09 by A. Student
6 comments (last - wednesday november 01, 2006 21:04)
University chaos. read full story / add a comment
national / environment / opinion/analysis Saturday October 07, 2006 16:23 by Miriam Cotton
19 comments (last - monday october 16, 2006 15:52)
'The silent majority of locals SUPPORT Shell's gas refinery and believe that it will be SAFE. What's more, they've been victims of a TERRIFYING campaign of bullying and intimidation - much of it led by Sinn Fein THUGS. Got that everyone? That's SUPPORT SHELL, SAFE. SINN FEIN TERRIFYING THUGS. Palmer has carefully crafted a version of events to suggest that it is the multi-billion dollar international oil interests, the huge police force in the area and the business- led political establishment who are the beleagured and innocent victims in the situation. Really? read full story / add a comment
national / public consultation / irish social forum / opinion/analysis Friday October 06, 2006 20:01 by paddyweb
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How Joe was living while while the Fianna Fail 'Neros' were fiddling. read full story / add a comment
mayo / arts and media / opinion/analysis Friday October 06, 2006 19:08 by Terry
Rossport Solidarity Camp have asked for people to monitor how the news media is reporting on Shell, Mayo and the Garda. Here is some commentary on how the papers reported Tuesday’s events. Please add to this, particularly for TV and radio. read full story / add a comment
national / crime and justice / opinion/analysis Friday October 06, 2006 18:51 by K.T. Walsh
9 comments (last - saturday march 22, 2008 14:23)
Mutuality. Shared Experiences and Perception. Attitudes. C.J. Haughey lessons to Bertie Ahern read full story / add a comment
national / environment / opinion/analysis Friday October 06, 2006 14:12 by Down with Monsanto
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As many of you will probably suspected, you have been consuming Genetically Modified foods for some time now, but do Irish consumers have any idea to what extent this is the case? read full story / add a comment |
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