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Showing posts with label vote. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vote. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 December 2017
Tuesday, 28 March 2017
Scottish parliament backs bid for new independence referendum
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Brexit,
European Union,
independencia,
Parliament,
referendum,
scotland,
vote
Tuesday, 17 January 2017
European Parliament election: Antonio Tajani new president
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Antonio Tajani,
European Parliament,
Martin Schulz,
president,
vote
Saturday, 29 October 2016
Mariano Rajoy reelected as Spanish Prime Minister
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abstention,
Government,
Mariano Rajoy,
PSOE,
Spain,
vote
Friday, 2 September 2016
Impeachment lowers uncertainties for Brazil, challenges remain: Moody's
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Brazil,
Dilma Rousseff,
economy,
impeachment,
Moody's,
stability,
vote
Wednesday, 31 August 2016
Brazilian Senate votes to impeach President Dilma Rousseff
Thursday, 21 July 2016
French parliament officially adopts controversial labour law
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employment,
France,
labour law,
Parliament,
reforms,
vote
Monday, 25 January 2016
Libya parliament rejects UN-backed unity government
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Government,
libya,
Parliament,
United Nations,
unity,
vote
Monday, 9 November 2015
Spain to use "all legal mechanisms" to block Catalan independence
Friday, 14 August 2015
Greek parliament ratifies third bailout agreement
Saturday, 6 June 2015
Germany sold arms to Saudi Arabia to secure its vote for 2006 World Cup (report)
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arms,
corruption,
Die Zeit,
FIFA,
Germany,
Saudi Arabia,
support,
vote,
World Cup
Wednesday, 17 September 2014
No matter the outcome, ‘Scotland will never be the same again’
Just a day before Scotland votes on the most important decision to face the country in centuries, people in the capital Edinburgh, like the rest of the UK, await the outcome of the referendum with a tangible mix of hope, fear, and apprehension.
In the historic city’s bustling pubs and cafés, the talk is of little else. Local radio and TV coverage is blanket, and tabloid headlines scream from newsagent windows. Hardly a wall in the capital isn’t covered with the now iconic “yes” and “no” posters, and on each of the capital’s cobbled streets are enthusiastic campaigners brandishing placards for both the rival camps.
In the historic city’s bustling pubs and cafés, the talk is of little else. Local radio and TV coverage is blanket, and tabloid headlines scream from newsagent windows. Hardly a wall in the capital isn’t covered with the now iconic “yes” and “no” posters, and on each of the capital’s cobbled streets are enthusiastic campaigners brandishing placards for both the rival camps.
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Britain,
David Cameron,
independencia,
NATO,
referendum,
scotland,
vote
Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Kerry urges Assad's allies to end Syria war
BEIRUT: US Secretary of State John Kerry dismissed Syria's election as a "great big zero" on Wednesday, urging President Bashar al-Assad's allies Iran, Russia and Hezbollah to end the country's three-year war.
His remarks during a surprise trip to Beirut came ahead of the publication of official results from the election, dubbed a "disgrace" by Washington.
Kerry also announced US$290 million in humanitarian aid for Syria and neighbouring countries hosting refugees, key among them Lebanon.
His remarks during a surprise trip to Beirut came ahead of the publication of official results from the election, dubbed a "disgrace" by Washington.
Kerry also announced US$290 million in humanitarian aid for Syria and neighbouring countries hosting refugees, key among them Lebanon.
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Bashar Assad,
elections,
IRAN,
John Kerry,
Lebanon,
rebels,
refugees,
Russia,
Syria,
United States,
vote
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Syria hails big turnout in presidential poll
Voting extended for five hours in first Syrian election for 50 years, which incumbent Assad seems certain to win....
Syrians are voting in a presidential election which the incumbent Bashar al-Assad is widely expected to win.
State television said on Tuesday that voting had been extended for five hours "because of the massive influx of voters". Polls will now close at 9pm GMT.
Syrians are voting in a presidential election which the incumbent Bashar al-Assad is widely expected to win.
State television said on Tuesday that voting had been extended for five hours "because of the massive influx of voters". Polls will now close at 9pm GMT.
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Bashar Assad,
elections,
rebels,
Syria,
United States,
vote
Saturday, 17 May 2014
Security fears mount over Ukraine vote
Electoral commission calls for more security, saying 2 million people in east may be unable to vote because of violence....
Ukraine's electoral body has voiced fears that it may be impossible to hold next weekend's presidential poll in the east, where a pro-Moscow insurgency is threatening to plunge the country into a civil war.
The Central Election Commission said on Saturday it could not prepare for the vote in the region because of threats and "illegal actions" by separatists who have overrun more than a dozen towns and cities since early April, the news agency, AFP, reported.
It called for the authorities in Kiev to take urgent action to ensure security, saying that violence could prevent almost two million people from voting on May 25, when some 36 million overall will be called to the polls.
The warning came as Ukraine's embattled government held a second round of "national unity" dialogue under a Western-backed plan to try to defuse the crisis, but failed to report any progress.
Russia said Kiev must first halt its month-long offensive against the rebels, questioning the legitimacy of an election held under "the thunder of guns".
Ukraine's electoral body has voiced fears that it may be impossible to hold next weekend's presidential poll in the east, where a pro-Moscow insurgency is threatening to plunge the country into a civil war.
The Central Election Commission said on Saturday it could not prepare for the vote in the region because of threats and "illegal actions" by separatists who have overrun more than a dozen towns and cities since early April, the news agency, AFP, reported.
It called for the authorities in Kiev to take urgent action to ensure security, saying that violence could prevent almost two million people from voting on May 25, when some 36 million overall will be called to the polls.
The warning came as Ukraine's embattled government held a second round of "national unity" dialogue under a Western-backed plan to try to defuse the crisis, but failed to report any progress.
Russia said Kiev must first halt its month-long offensive against the rebels, questioning the legitimacy of an election held under "the thunder of guns".
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Berlusconi expelled from parliament. -Former prime minister kicked out over his tax fraud conviction - but many believe the 77-year-old can rise again.
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The Italian Senate has expelled three-time ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi from Parliament over his tax fraud conviction.The vote on Wednesday halts the 77-year-old Berlusconi's legislative run for at least six years, but does not mark the end of his political career.
Berlusconi had maintained his defiance ahead of the vote, declaring Wednesday a "day of mourning for democracy" before thousands of cheering, flag-waving supporters outside his Roman palazzo.
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Ejection from the Senate,
Forza Italia,
Silvio Berlusconi,
tax fraud,
vote
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