popular imperialism, imperialism patrician: Catalunya and Spanish colonialism (1869-1896)
2nd session of the course "The origins of the future." course on democratic and republican thought
Friday, February 26, 2010
Popular Imperialism, Imperialism patrician: Catalonia and the English colonialism (1869-1896)
By Martin Rodrigo (UPF)
Monday, February 22, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
How Many Metres Cloth Required For Anarkali Top
The cheapest form of government and perfect
Agreements reserved Board of Berga, 1837-1839
For the third time, Sabadell Association for the Republic, in collaboration with the Alliance Française and the Department of Modern and Contemporary History at UAB has organized a course on democratic and republican thought, which we entitled "The origins of the future." The course consists of 18 sessions (one per week) and will be held at the Casal Pere Quart de Sabadell from Tuesday 23 February 2010, at 19 hours. The course, which has more academic value for students at UAB, is directed to citizens of Sabadell and its region, which can open and free to attend each of its sessions. The first lecture will be given by MANUEL SANTIRSO, and is titled:
"The way Government of cheaper and more perfect. " Prehistory of republicanism in Spain (1820-1856).
MANUEL SANTIRSO (Barcelona, \u200b\u200b1962) is professor of contemporary history at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bwhere he obtained his doctorate in 1994 with a thesis on the liberal revolution and civil war of 1833-1840 in Catalonia . Editorial Farmer published in part in 1999. In this book series has an edition of
Agreements reserved Board of Berga, 1837-1839 (Berga, Berga-Cultural Institute of Barcelona Provincial Council, 2005) , a chronic contemporary education in their city,
Ruby the desks
(Jaume Parras, Tarragona, El Mèdol, 2007) A comparative study of liberal Europe 1830 in 1870,
Progress and Freedom
(Ariel, 2008) and several articles in scientific journals. The author continues investigating the same time, as well as methods that apply to your study or any other.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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I started the course, "Els Origens the futur . Curs on Pensament República I democratize "
representatives of the three organizers, Guillermo Lusa (Sabadell Association for the Republic), Sebastian Bauer (Alliance Française) and Francisco Morente (Department of Modern and Contemporary UAB) presented in the media Communication to the Third Course on Republican and Democratic Thought. is a set of 18 lectures (one per week) taught by prestigious specialists. The academic year is valid for UAB students, but is open to the public Sabadell, which can open and free to attend each of its sessions. This time the speakers will Santirso Manuel Martín Rodrigo, Edward Masjuan, Fernando Gallego, Miguel Izard, Francisco Morente, José Luis Martín Ramos, Ramon Alquézar, Xavier Domènech, Martin Marin Francesc Espinet, Peter Ysàs, Francisco Fernández Buey, Joaquin Miras, Josep home, José Manuel Bermudo, Houry Bentouhami and Carlos Jimenez Villarejo.
representatives of the three organizers, Guillermo Lusa (Sabadell Association for the Republic), Sebastian Bauer (Alliance Française) and Francisco Morente (Department of Modern and Contemporary UAB) presented in the media Communication to the Third Course on Republican and Democratic Thought. is a set of 18 lectures (one per week) taught by prestigious specialists. The academic year is valid for UAB students, but is open to the public Sabadell, which can open and free to attend each of its sessions. This time the speakers will Santirso Manuel Martín Rodrigo, Edward Masjuan, Fernando Gallego, Miguel Izard, Francisco Morente, José Luis Martín Ramos, Ramon Alquézar, Xavier Domènech, Martin Marin Francesc Espinet, Peter Ysàs, Francisco Fernández Buey, Joaquin Miras, Josep home, José Manuel Bermudo, Houry Bentouhami and Carlos Jimenez Villarejo.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Cure Of Black Spots On Face In India
materials on Haiti Le Monde Diplo
a deteriorating environment 
[...] Traveling aboard one of the planes that connect Santo Domingo to Port au Prince, Haiti's capital, is idle for the pilot announced the border: to understand that it starts to fly over the Haitian landscape, just realize the time when the trees disappear abruptly. Within minutes, Haiti offers little else than a succession of bare hills, this part of the island than just the size of Belgium and add 8 million people and was once known as the "pearl of the Antilles" is seen from the air like a lunar world crisscrossed by channels lacking water when rains.
EXCLUDED CLAIM YOUR PARTICIPATION
rub in Haiti two worlds, two ways of life, however articulated together in the dynamic functioning social system. The existence of one is explained by the presence of the other. However, for the first time, the excluded seek not only social inclusion but political. This claim, quite new in the political landscape, makes it extremely difficult transition. The two claims that cross this time, dignified man and change the rule, although used in a misleading way, carry a clear meaning. On the one hand, respect for human dignity and the right to citizenship for all and, on the other hand, the requirement of a political system where the rules of the game and the laws are respected and a new institutional framework that allows the realization a national project and encourage the participation of all social strata.
sectors of the bourgeoisie and the traditional political class they fall short of mutations that are taking place within society. In this context of a permanent and almost unanimous response, containment methods, co-optation domain and even repression of the ruling elite lose their effectiveness. Meet the demands of these new collective actors, the political regime is weakened and laid bare his inability to govern, to respond to the demands of participation and welfare of the population, and to maintain social cohesion and its own legitimacy.
The strong polarization of this phase which arises from the contradictions and confrontations that have shaken this society of deprivation is characterized by extremely acute political struggle that continues to be peaceful and marked by the priority of the political. However, countless political assassinations or collective nature, the constant displacement population, mass migration of people or professionals boat explain the vast social polarization that characterizes the country.
The archaic system and the state's inability to fulfill their national roles encouraging a more and more evident, the search for a solution to a total crisis. This, precisely because of its historical-structural and degree of maturity, makes any attempt at reorganization. In fact, there is, first, the difficult socio-economic renewal and political system by the old oligarchy and the very recent political class. On the other hand, despite the renewed social struggle, with no noticeable progress and setbacks less significant, the social movement, powerful in its essence but weak organizationally and in its manifestations, without resources, without the engine of political parties and groups structured civil society, yet fails to make the move to a new structure able to provide a solution. No social or political sector goes even to consolidate economic and political leadership capable of carrying out a national project or even to resolve the question of hegemony.
http://www.monde-diplomatique.es/isum/
UNPARDONABLE HUMILIATION
blacks in 1803 dealt a tremendous beating Haitian troops of Napoleon Bonaparte, and Europe never forgave the humiliation inflicted on whites. Haiti was the first free country in the Americas. United States had conquered before independence, but had half a million slaves working on cotton plantations and snuff. Jefferson, who owned slaves, said that all men are equal, but also said that blacks have been, are and will be lower. The flag of the free rose over the ruins. Haitian land had been devastated by the monoculture of sugar and destroyed by the calamities of war against France, and a third of the population had fallen in battle. Then began the blockade. The fledgling nation was condemned to solitude. Nobody bought it, nobody sold, no one recognized her. [...] United States recognized Haiti just sixty years after the end of the war of independence, while Etienne Serres, a French genius of anatomy in Paris discovered that blacks are primitive because they have little distance between the navel and the penis. By then, Haiti was already in the hands of butchers military dictatorships, which allocate the resources of the country starved to pay the French debt: Europe had imposed on Haiti's obligation to pay huge compensation to France by way of forgiveness for having committed the crime of dignity. The history of harassment against Haiti, which today has the dimensions of tragedy, is also a story of racism in Western civilization.
Eduardo Galeano "The sins of Haiti" (January 15, 2010, http://www.argenpress.info/)
[...]
The sorry state of half of the former English is added to the number of misfortunes, the thousands of dead, thousands of exiles generated by Duvalier, dictator dictator father and son. We did Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the priest secularized before being deposed, came to collect his lawyer and wife for nearly $ 850 million personal fortune, no doubt "his poor" City of the Sun, which brought him to power in 80's. Haiti has one of the most degraded environments in the Americas: one of the few states in the world where the country's history was completely confused, and continued, with the degradation of nature and the environment, because the successors of Stooges and dictators have done better. [...] Every year, more and more devastating rains because of climate changes which increase the violence of hurricanes and cyclones are precipitated on a surface longer able to retain land. Transported land and stop even in the plains, and gain the shore: Each year, between 37 and 40 million tons of soil will occur in the sea, and only 10% of rainwater penetrates the soil. The rest runs quickly on a hardened soil unable to retain that any vegetation. Multiple consequences: the irremediable alteration of the microclimate of the island, the vital groundwater August, 400 missing or rivers or streams that flow only a few weeks a year. As in the case of firewood, a pseudopolíticas hostilities against each other farmers and farmers with large landowners for control of water which exists: they form gangs that kill for control of a simple irrigation canal. This progressive drought has reached an alarming level in the second half of the 90, bringing to the disappearance of abundant freshwater fish were the staple of many people. In the plain of Arbonite, north risicultores themselves no longer have enough water for their rice crops. A paradox for a country where it rains a lot during the course most of the year. And year after year risicultores disappear, because the U.S. exported 250,000 tons of rice Haiti U.S. publicly subsidized, and therefore less expensive than local rice is purchased in markets. Each year, thousands of people lose their lives because of the floods that transform the child pending in a raging torrent. Dozens of times a year a small wind that lasts half an hour just to Port au Prince, surrounded by hills, invaded look from the heights of the capital by tons of debris that accumulate on the streets of down town, where the poorest live. In Sun City, the most miserable seaside suburb, the stronghold from which Aristide launched his career as a priest and then as political, population density is 10 persons per square meter, some families go so far as to take turns sleeping in the slums one of two hurricanes destroyed or flooded.
[...] Marie Claude
Vadrot "Haiti: The earthquake affects a country being socially and environmentally destroyed for decades "(January 13, 2010, http://www.politis.fr/)
Vadrot "Haiti: The earthquake affects a country being socially and environmentally destroyed for decades "(January 13, 2010, http://www.politis.fr/)
rub in Haiti two worlds, two ways of life, however articulated together in the dynamic functioning social system. The existence of one is explained by the presence of the other. However, for the first time, the excluded seek not only social inclusion but political. This claim, quite new in the political landscape, makes it extremely difficult transition. The two claims that cross this time, dignified man and change the rule, although used in a misleading way, carry a clear meaning. On the one hand, respect for human dignity and the right to citizenship for all and, on the other hand, the requirement of a political system where the rules of the game and the laws are respected and a new institutional framework that allows the realization a national project and encourage the participation of all social strata.
sectors of the bourgeoisie and the traditional political class they fall short of mutations that are taking place within society. In this context of a permanent and almost unanimous response, containment methods, co-optation domain and even repression of the ruling elite lose their effectiveness. Meet the demands of these new collective actors, the political regime is weakened and laid bare his inability to govern, to respond to the demands of participation and welfare of the population, and to maintain social cohesion and its own legitimacy.
The strong polarization of this phase which arises from the contradictions and confrontations that have shaken this society of deprivation is characterized by extremely acute political struggle that continues to be peaceful and marked by the priority of the political. However, countless political assassinations or collective nature, the constant displacement population, mass migration of people or professionals boat explain the vast social polarization that characterizes the country.
The archaic system and the state's inability to fulfill their national roles encouraging a more and more evident, the search for a solution to a total crisis. This, precisely because of its historical-structural and degree of maturity, makes any attempt at reorganization. In fact, there is, first, the difficult socio-economic renewal and political system by the old oligarchy and the very recent political class. On the other hand, despite the renewed social struggle, with no noticeable progress and setbacks less significant, the social movement, powerful in its essence but weak organizationally and in its manifestations, without resources, without the engine of political parties and groups structured civil society, yet fails to make the move to a new structure able to provide a solution. No social or political sector goes even to consolidate economic and political leadership capable of carrying out a national project or even to resolve the question of hegemony.
Suzy Castor "The Haitian transition: from the dangers and hope." NPO Journal Year VIII, No. 23, April 2008 (Buenos Aires, CLACSO).
Tattoo With Sickle Cell Trait
The white curse
Charlemagne Peralte killed in Haiti in 1919 by U.S. Marines.
The first day of this year, freedom fulfilled two centuries of life in the world. Nobody knew, or almost nobody. A few days later, the country's birthday, Haiti, came to occupy some space in the media, but not for the anniversary of universal freedom, but because there was unleashed a bloodbath that ended up turning to President Aristide. Haiti was the first country to abolish slavery. However, available through most widespread and most educational texts attributed to England this historic honor. It is true that one day he changed his mind the empire that was world champion of the slave trade, but the British abolition came in 1807, three years after the Haitian Revolution, and was so unconvincing that in 1832 England had to re-ban slavery. Nothing again ninguneo Haiti. For two centuries, suffered scorn and punishment. Thomas Jefferson, hero of freedom and slave owner, warned that Haiti came from the bad example, and said we had to "confine the plague in the island." His country listened. The United States delayed sixty years in granting diplomatic recognition to the freest of nations. Meanwhile, in Brazil, called Haitianism to disorder and violence. Owners of escaped black arms of Haiti until 1888. That year, Brazil abolished slavery. It was the last country in the world. Haiti has once again become an invisible country until the next bloodbath. While at the screens and pages, earlier this year, transmitted media confusion and violence and confirmed that the Haitians were born to do good and evil and do evil with good. Since its revolution, Haiti has only been able to offer tragedies. It was a happy and prosperous colony and is now the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere. Revolutions, certain specialists concluded, lead to the abyss. And some said, and others suggested that the Haitian tendency to fratricide derives from the wild heritage that comes from Africa. The mandate of the ancestors. The black curse, which pushes the crime and chaos. Of the white curse not speak. The French Revolution had abolished slavery, but Napoleon Risen: - What has been the most successful scheme for the colonies? -The previous. "Well, to be restored.
Charlemagne Peralte killed in Haiti in 1919 by U.S. Marines.
Eduardo Galeano.
The first day of this year, freedom fulfilled two centuries of life in the world. Nobody knew, or almost nobody. A few days later, the country's birthday, Haiti, came to occupy some space in the media, but not for the anniversary of universal freedom, but because there was unleashed a bloodbath that ended up turning to President Aristide. Haiti was the first country to abolish slavery. However, available through most widespread and most educational texts attributed to England this historic honor. It is true that one day he changed his mind the empire that was world champion of the slave trade, but the British abolition came in 1807, three years after the Haitian Revolution, and was so unconvincing that in 1832 England had to re-ban slavery. Nothing again ninguneo Haiti. For two centuries, suffered scorn and punishment. Thomas Jefferson, hero of freedom and slave owner, warned that Haiti came from the bad example, and said we had to "confine the plague in the island." His country listened. The United States delayed sixty years in granting diplomatic recognition to the freest of nations. Meanwhile, in Brazil, called Haitianism to disorder and violence. Owners of escaped black arms of Haiti until 1888. That year, Brazil abolished slavery. It was the last country in the world. Haiti has once again become an invisible country until the next bloodbath. While at the screens and pages, earlier this year, transmitted media confusion and violence and confirmed that the Haitians were born to do good and evil and do evil with good. Since its revolution, Haiti has only been able to offer tragedies. It was a happy and prosperous colony and is now the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere. Revolutions, certain specialists concluded, lead to the abyss. And some said, and others suggested that the Haitian tendency to fratricide derives from the wild heritage that comes from Africa. The mandate of the ancestors. The black curse, which pushes the crime and chaos. Of the white curse not speak. The French Revolution had abolished slavery, but Napoleon Risen: - What has been the most successful scheme for the colonies? -The previous. "Well, to be restored.
And to reinstate slavery in Haiti, sent more than fifty ships full of soldiers. Blacks rebels defeated France and won national independence and liberation of the slaves. In 1804, they inherited a land ravaged by the devastating sugar cane plantations and country burnt by the fierce war. And inherited "the French debt." France claimed face the humiliation inflicted on Napoleon Bonaparte. Shortly after birth, Haiti had to agree to pay a huge indemnity, for the damage they had liberated. That atonement for the sin of freedom will cost 150 million gold francs. The new country was strangled by the rope tied around his neck: a fortune that now amount to 21.700 billion or 44 total budgets of Haiti today. Much more than a century led the debt, usury interests were multiplying. In 1938 he met, at last, the final redemption. By then, Haiti and belonged to the banks in the United States. In exchange for this fortune, France officially recognized the new nation. No other country recognized. Haiti was born condemned to solitude. Neither Simon Bolivar recognized, although he owed everything. Ships, weapons and soldiers had given Haiti in 1816, when Bolívar arrived on the island, defeated, and called for protection and assistance. All gave Haiti, with the sole condition that he free the slaves, an idea that until then had thought. Then the hero succeeded in its war of independence and expressed his gratitude by sending to Port-au-Prince a sword as a gift. Recognition, no way. In fact, the English colonies had become independent countries were still slaves, although some were also laws prohibiting. Bolivar delivered his in 1821, but was not really aware of it. Thirty years later, in 1851, abolished slavery Colombia, and Venezuela in 1854. In 1915, U.S. Marines landed in Haiti. They stayed nineteen years. The first thing they did was take the customs and tax collection office. The occupation army retained the Haitian president's salary until he resigned himself to sign the liquidation of the Banco de la Nacion, which became a branch of Citibank in New York. The president and all the other blacks were not allowed in hotels, restaurants and exclusive clubs of foreign power. The occupants did not dare to restore slavery, but imposed forced labor for public works. And they killed a lot. It was not easy to put out the fires of resistance. The guerrilla chief, Charlemagne Peralte, nailed to cross against a door, was exhibited, as a warning, in the public square. The civilizing mission ended in 1934. The occupiers withdrew, leaving in place a National Guard, made by them to exterminate any possible trace of democracy. The same was done in Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. Some time later, Duvalier was the Haitian equivalent of Somoza and Trujillo. And so, from dictator to dictator, from promise to betrayal, were added the miseries and years. 
Aristide, the rebel priest, became president in 1991. It lasted a few months. The United States government helped him down, took him, subjected him to treatment and recycling it back again in the arms of the marines, to the presidency. And again helped to demolish it, in the year 2004, and again there was killing. And once again the Marines, they always return, as gripe.Pero international experts are far more devastating to the invading troops. Country submissive to the orders of the World Bank and IMF, Haiti had obeyed his instructions without question. They paid denying the bread and salt. I froze credit, though he had dismantled the state and had cleared all tariffs and subsidies protecting domestic production. The rice farmers, who were the majority, became beggars or boat people. Many have been and are going to end up in the depths of the Caribbean, but these are not shipwrecked Cuban and rarely appear in the diarios.Ahora Haiti imports all its rice from the United States, where international experts, which are quite absent-minded people , forgot to ban tariffs and subsidies that protect domestic production. At the border where it ends the Dominican Republic and Haiti begins, there is a large sign that says: The bad path. On the other hand, is black hell. Blood and hunger, misery, pestes.En that dreaded hell, all are sculptors. The Haitians have a habit of collecting old cans and scrap metal and old masters, cutting and hammering, her hands create wonders offered in popular markets.
Haiti is a country thrown into landfill, and eternal punishment of its dignity. Therein lies, like scrap metal. Expect the hands of its people. Aristide, the rebel priest, became president in 1991. It lasted a few months. The United States government helped him down, took him, subjected him to treatment and recycling it back again in the arms of the marines, to the presidency. And again helped to demolish it, in the year 2004, and again there was killing. And once again the Marines, they always return, as gripe.Pero international experts are far more devastating to the invading troops. Country submissive to the orders of the World Bank and IMF, Haiti had obeyed his instructions without question. They paid denying the bread and salt. I froze credit, though he had dismantled the state and had cleared all tariffs and subsidies protecting domestic production. The rice farmers, who were the majority, became beggars or boat people. Many have been and are going to end up in the depths of the Caribbean, but these are not shipwrecked Cuban and rarely appear in the diarios.Ahora Haiti imports all its rice from the United States, where international experts, which are quite absent-minded people , forgot to ban tariffs and subsidies that protect domestic production. At the border where it ends the Dominican Republic and Haiti begins, there is a large sign that says: The bad path. On the other hand, is black hell. Blood and hunger, misery, pestes.En that dreaded hell, all are sculptors. The Haitians have a habit of collecting old cans and scrap metal and old masters, cutting and hammering, her hands create wonders offered in popular markets. 
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Thank You For Coming To Our Weeding
STOP!
close.
I had set at the start, and considering all the commitments they GIA 'TO TAKE IN THE LIFE BLOG FOR AT LEAST SIX MONTHS. NOW THEY HAVE PASSED THIRTEEN. PLEASANT THIRTEEN MONTHS. 8000 total visits, an average of two seats per week, fifty COMMENTS THAT MONTH FOR INDEPENDENT MICRO BLOG WHAT 'THAT WAS NOT ABSOLUTELY EVIL. Unfortunately today officially CLOSURE. THE free time lately I rowed AGAINST IS NOT IT 'S MORE OF MY PARTY. So hard, MANY STROKES, TOO MANY DELIVERIES ARE VERY SENTENCE ON MY DESIRE to go forward. I've got SEEN AS HAVING, continue to write TIME TO WRITE, uhmmm NO THANKS! It 'a drastic decision, but perhaps the most' Sense!
A FIVE;) AND THANKS TO THOSE WHO HAVE READ, comments and criticisms. NOT 'blog FOR OLD MEN salutes you, take care! (Niki) 
close. I had set at the start, and considering all the commitments they GIA 'TO TAKE IN THE LIFE BLOG FOR AT LEAST SIX MONTHS. NOW THEY HAVE PASSED THIRTEEN. PLEASANT THIRTEEN MONTHS. 8000 total visits, an average of two seats per week, fifty COMMENTS THAT MONTH FOR INDEPENDENT MICRO BLOG WHAT 'THAT WAS NOT ABSOLUTELY EVIL. Unfortunately today officially CLOSURE. THE free time lately I rowed AGAINST IS NOT IT 'S MORE OF MY PARTY. So hard, MANY STROKES, TOO MANY DELIVERIES ARE VERY SENTENCE ON MY DESIRE to go forward. I've got SEEN AS HAVING, continue to write TIME TO WRITE, uhmmm NO THANKS! It 'a drastic decision, but perhaps the most' Sense!
A FIVE;) AND THANKS TO THOSE WHO HAVE READ, comments and criticisms. NOT 'blog FOR OLD MEN salutes you, take care! (Niki)
Thursday, February 4, 2010
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February deejayset
BON BON ART CAFE '
THE DEEJAY @ TvRoom
from PianoConsolle, LIVE:
DJ NIKI - indie / power pop / brit
RICH P. - House / electro
Rich & TOBI - commercial house 
BON BON ART CAFE ' THE DEEJAY @ TvRoom
from PianoConsolle, LIVE:
DJ NIKI - indie / power pop / brit
RICH P. - House / electro
Rich & TOBI - commercial house
Monday, February 1, 2010
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... are clearly not of Adidas TWO NEW SPOT !!!.. JUST THAT RICHARD ASHCROFT WITH HIS NEW BAND (second video) 'free' IAN BROWN. MANY HAVE CRITICIZED THE MAGAZINE: "Always the same MAKE MUSIC!" ... fuck, give me ALSO A PARCEL OF STUFF SO '... I LIVE FOR THE STUFF SO' ... VERY CATCHY, PERFECTLY MANCHESTERIANI ... two of my favorite artists EVER!
Ian Brown - Stellify
United Nations Of Sound (Richard Ashcroft) - Are You Ready?
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