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One of the key reasons...

… why It's enough (Dosta je bill - DJB) is over census is in, if we spoke in chess terms, miniature that DJB played after the mistake of Democratic party (DS) and coalition of ex Serbian president Tadić, SDS, Jovanović from Liberal democratic party (LDP) and regional leader Čanak from LSV (also known as  Č eda B oris Č anak )… Do you all remember the bags from the beginning of the second round of presidential campaign in 2012? Now, remember the shouts from DJB to DS in region Vojvodina and Belgrade municipalities Stari grad and Vračar about the list and the participation on elections. Similar? I think so. Radulović from DJB does not speak the truth when he says that he was under media blockade. When it matters for the campaign, in the last 2 weeks – he was present in absolutely all media. If you don’t trust me just google  radulovic ds lista and pay attention on the dates, and what appears. In that time DJB’s strongest attacks were towards DS. Why? Let’s go back on t...

Da li smo išta naučili iz Obamine pobede 2012-te godine?

  Pobeda Baraka Obame 6. Novembra 2012. istorijska je na mnogo načina. Bilo je lako za poverovati da je bila sigurna, bilo zbog demografskih trendova bilo zbog slabosti guvernera Romnija. Protiv sam takvog pojednostavljenog gledanja. Dosta stvari je bilo protvi njega - slaba ekonomija; frustracija jer nije uspeo da nadigra ostale frakcije unutar Vašingtona; konstantno osporavanje njegovih najvećih inicijativa, kao što su ekonomski podsticajni paket i/ili zakon o reformi zdravstva. Protivnik je bio finansijski jak a ušao je u trku sa biračima privlačnom istorijom poslovnih uspeha. Činjenica je da su Republikanci i Mit Romni mogli da pobede na ovim izborima. Činjenica da nisu pobedili govori u prilog seriji strateških odluka i praktičnih koraka koje su načinili Predsednik Obama i njegov tim – neke tokom 2012. godine, a neke još tokom kampanje 2008. godine i odmah iza nje. Svaka država je drugačija kao što su i svaki izbori jedinstveni. Ono što je bilo dobro za Obamu neće biti...

List of political detainees or under house arrest in Belarus after elections

Here is a list of current political detainees or under house arrest in Belarus. If determined “guilty” by the regime they are now facing absurd sentences of between 5 – 15 years of prison based on drummed up charges: 1. Uladzimir Niakliayeu - presidential candidate 2. Andrei Sannikau - presidential candidate 3. Vital Rymasheuski - presidential candidate 4. Ryhor Kastusiou - presidential candidate (house arrest) 5. Mikalai Statkevich - presidential candidate 6. Ales Mikhalevich - presidential candidate 7. Pavel Seviarynets - head of Vital Rymasheuski's election HQ 8. Aliaksandr Atroshchankau - Press-Secretary of Sannikau's election HQ 9. Dzmitry Bandarenka - coordinator of the "European Belarus" campaign 10. Iryna Khalip - journalist, Andrei Sannikau's wife 11. Natallia Radzina - journalist, editor of the charter97.org web-site 12. Anatol Liabedzka - United Citizen’s Party Chair 13. Anastasia Palazhanka - "Young Front" Vice-Chair 14. Andrei Dzmitryeu -...

Women's participation in elections in Jordan

As elections are approaching I have get more and more e-mails and messages from women who have sent their nomination for MP's and had been present on my seminars in Jordan, and who say that they are ready for the this race. Fact that women have higher interest for Parliament now can be attributed to increase of their awareness of the rights and duties of women in modern societies. I see this as the desire of women, as a neglected and I dare to say - often better educated and better part of this society, to contribute to the promotion and further development of fragile democracy of Middle East. I am sure that in this process, lot of influence has had the Queen Rania herself as a symbol of the modern in Jordan. At last elections in 2007 in this race have been involved 199 women for 6 'women' places from total 112 in Jordanian parliament. Until this morning, according to my information, the 47 women announced their candidacy for the 12 'female' seats in Parliament whic...