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Noam Chomsky is a leading figure in the field of linguistics of the twentieth century. Since 1955 he taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where at age 32 became a full professor.

His work in 1957, "Syntactic Structures", revolutionized the field of linguistics, deeply affecting the understanding that it was at that time on language and mind. In 1976 he was appointed Institute Professor in the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy at MIT.

is also currently the Ferrari P. Ward Professor of Modern Languages \u200b\u200band Linguistics.

Chomsky has received honorary degrees from the University of London, University of Chicago, Georgetown University and the University of Cambridge. Is a fellow graduate student of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences. His work in linguistics, which has been internationally acclaimed earned him the Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award of the American Psychological Association, the Kyoto Prize in Basic Sciences and the Helmholtz Medal.

Born in Philadelphia on December 7, 1928, Chomsky became politically aware at an early age, writing his first political article on the fight against fascism in Spain, when he was ten years old.

Chomsky has written several books on contemporary issues and is a critical (Free, open, bold) to talk foreign policy of the United States and corporate power. His lectures, conferences, policies have been heard, typically by audiences in rooms with full house, all over the country and the world.

In a saner world, his tireless efforts to promote justice would have long done, winner of Nobel Peace Prize. But no, the committee prefer to give a sordid war criminals like Henry Kissinger.

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The Trainer of Trainers Workshop of UNESCO held in the beautiful city of Granada in Spain, more than a space formal learning is a rich forum for exchange and dissemination of ideas, experiences and best practices of information literacy.
It was the beginning of a journey where we all come from different areas integrate the improvement of the complex process of developing information literacy in individuals that facilitate decision making in any context.
recently participated in the 4th International Workshop on Health Information and Communication held at the University of Brasilia where he continued spreading information literacy. The inaugural lecture was delivered masterfully by Professor Jesús Lau, a tireless advocate for the need for information literacy. In the workshop itself it was weaving a web of knowledge that enables the integration of all participants in a common goal, to create an International Network of Studies and Research in Information Technology, Education and Health Communication.
Participants from Spain, Mexico, Chile, Dominican Republic, Canada, Brazil and Cuba we discussed our experiences, knowledge transfer, skills and attitudes of health information and communication.
in the workshop of the American Granada bystanders we agreed to create a Regional Network of Information Literacy and the working group specialized libraries were launching a manifesto of integration.
The alternative seems to be clear, networking to facilitate the teaching-learning processes that disseminate information literacy for all and contribute to the information culture of our people.

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Vicente Garrido Genovés:

As my friend Laura, every reason, admiration and desire to talk about Dr. Vicente Garrido Genovés, Master Criminologist Valencia, also PhD in Psychology at the same university. Postgraduate at the University of Ottawa, Canada.

Born in Valencia (Spain) in 1958. He received his doctorate in psychology at the University of Valencia in 1983, previously in 1980, had graduated in criminology at the same university.

Both his doctoral thesis as his graduate thesis in criminology later became books Crime and Society (Alhambra, 1984), Psychology and Treatment of prisoners: an approximation (Edersa, 1982), respectively.

is professor Lecturer at the University of Valencia and contributes regularly to radio and television programs. Garrido is one of the pioneers and most recognized authorities in the field of criminology

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Lecturer in the British Psychological Society at the University of Salford, professional achievement reached only by an elite of great scientists. Member of prestigious scientific societies and editorial boards of several journals, including Psychology, Crime and the Law, and Journal of Correctional Education. Author of many works for students and practitioners treasure criminologists, psychologists, doctors, journalists, psychiatrists, law enforcement bodies security, lawyers and judges. Practiced

United Nations Consultant for the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency in America, overseeing programs in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica and Uruguay.

The Ministry of Justice in 1999 awarded him the Cross of San Raimundo de Peñafort, "for his merits in the development of a more humane and effective justice." Lately investigated the behavior of harassment and violence against women, working with several centers for women victims of Spain.

Among his books are: offender treatment techniques (1993), Social Education offenders (1998), Dictionary of Criminology (1998), Principles of Criminology (1999), and The psychopath (2000). His latest books are against violence: the seeds of good and evil (2002), Psychopaths and other violent criminals (2003), Face to face with the psychopath (2004) and What is psychology criminology? (2004), The Criminal Mind (2007), Criminal Investigation (2008)

Forneiro Jose Cabrera.

Dr. Cabrera is certainly one of the best-known forensic psychiatrists in the country for his regular contributions on multiple radio programs, newspapers and TV. A professional as they come, with simple language makes the other people "normal" know clearly understand their ideas and knowledge.

Forneiro

José Cabrera was born in Madrid (Spain) is an MD, Specialist in Psychiatry and Forensic Medicine. Diploma in Criminology and Public Health, has spent his life practicing medicine and studying in multiple locations.

finished his degree in Medicine and Surgery, Faculty of Medicine of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 1979 and a Ph.D. in 1989 from the same university.

is Academic Surgical Medical English Academy, is the Scientific Advisor of the English Confederation of Federations and Associations of Families of Mentally Ill (FEAFES), teaches classes at various conferences and forums, is an expert of the English Agency of Medicines and the EMEA. He has been Director of the Community Anti-Drug Agency of Madrid, Spain's representative in UN missions, Forensic Psychiatrist in the Courts of Madrid, Head of the Toxicology Information Service National Toxicology Institute ......

currently acts psychiatry private practice in Madrid (Spain). For over 15 years is a partner in various media, has thirty books and over 100 papers published in the field of psychiatry and substance abuse.


José Antonio García Andrade


Dr. Andrade is one of the nation's most prestigious forensic, was born in Madrid (Spain) in 1928.

spent much of his professional life in the Psychiatric Madrid. Professor of Forensic Psychiatry at the Institute of Criminology at the University Complutense of Madrid. has written books "Crimes, Lies and secrets" and "What I count the dead" in revealing the secrets of his most famous cases.


More than 4,000 bodies have revealed his secrets to José Antonio García-Andrade, one of the most prestigious forensic expert on the criminal mind thanks to the nearly 1,000 murderers who have been treated as a psychiatrist.

has performed autopsies as well known as that of Rafi Escobedo, accused in the celebrated case of Urquijo. Further interviewed murderers as young of the katana and the mythical Arropiero, who confessed in the 70's more than a dozen crimes.

His whole life has revolved around the search for the motives of the crime. In his lucid mind files the most varied type of crime imaginable: sadists, rapists, serial murderers, psychos ...

"I listened to the confidences of both the living and the dead arrive at least one conclusion: " the dead lie less " , says confident in the dim light of his office.


Francisco Pérez Abellán



"To fight crime is necessary to know"

Born in 1954 in Murcia, Francisco Pérez Abellán is one of the most prestigious investigative journalists of our country. Specializing in the world of crime, working in radio and television which broadcasts the message that only the study, reflection and thought can effectively combat violent crime.

a degree in Information Science from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, belongs to the Press Association since 1977. Diploma Seminar "Psychopaths and serial murderers" Valencia 1999, the Centro Reina Sofia for the study of violence. Diploma II National Symposium on "psychopaths, serial murderers, and antisocial behavior", Granada 2002, certified by the English Association of Psychology and Behavioral Research Group CTS-261, University of Granada.

Programmes have always done public service role and purpose of learning how to combat crime effectively. His interest in English criminal history has led him to become the professor of the subject. Nobody knows more than the world of crime. Francisco Pérez Abellán

has been recognized for his career in investigative journalism crime. The Association of Private Detectives of Catalonia named him "Best Journalist Research " and the English Society of Criminology and Forensic Science (SECCIF) in collaboration with the General Foundation of Valladolid University created the Hall of Criminology "Francisco Pérez Abellán" .

In the exercise of their profession Pérez Abellán has always demanded a greater interest in collecting data on crime and crimes to learn from them and to apply the knowledge to research. The intent of this hall is to bring together the best professionals of different disciplines to analyze the crime from a historical perspective and current.

has been director -host "The Key of Crime" on Court TV Via Digital, director-host "Code Red" , network television stations UNE, director-host " Cold Case ", National Radio, Radio 1. Director of Section Crime and Mystery in Teresa Campos programs and specializing in major events in "Martian Chronicles" Javier Sarda. He worked for Pepe Navarro "We crossed the Mississippi Tonight" where covered the trial of "Alcácer case." Inés Ballester Collaborating in the morning magazine program "For Tomorrow."

currently directing "Cold Case" en Libertad Digital TV, a research area of \u200b\u200bimpact events more public and is an associate at Iker Jiménez program "Cuarto Milenio"

also works regularly in the Supplements section of Freedom Digital. A prolific author, in his book discusses how offenders act. These include " Alcácer" , "Punto Final" , Chronicle of the black Spain ", "They kill more" , "The Lord of the crimes" , "Little Monsters: The long apprenticeship of evil" , "Tony King killed Rocio Wanninkhof?" , "Dictionary of murderers" .

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INDEPENDENT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE "democratic electoral law? GAP

11-24-2008

An independent candidate could make an impact on Panama's electoral system, showing two things: one, that lacks a real democracy, not the constitutional aspect, but rather the interpretation that the political parties and the authorities have made the Constitution, which allowed them to hijack the democracy and keep restricted. The other is we need to discuss important national issues not being discussed in the country as the issue of poverty. From there, came brewing this idea and came to the conclusion that it is a good way.

TEA Chief Justice, Erasmo Pinilla, SAID ALL THIS IS A "SHOW" MOUNT FOR YOU. WHAT ANSWER?

I think the officials have to be respectful, because when you disrespect someone else wins the chance of being disrespected at a time. However, I want to think like John XXIII, who says he does not attack people but the ideas are discussed.

In that vein, I think the judge made a mistake, because first of which will make the decision is a subordinate him. So if you and my boss said no, there is a bias in the lower official is going to produce this decision. And I think that this is neither democratic nor correct.

I think what is being demonstrated here is that the Electoral Court is extremely committed, and that network that are political parties, which are dominated by economic classes powerful influence judges, jumping up to say "no" to democracy, and defend a party-system.

We're thinking that must be declared even prevented in this case.

Do you think this attitude ARE ENCOURAGING THE ELECTION JUDGES WHO HAVE A PREJUDICE AGAINST leftist ideology?

I'm not sure, because he said it in general. But I also I have the following impression: that people who come from authoritarian and now a post exercise in democracy with an authoritarian mindset, and I think that's what most damage to society. Here That comes into play that if you do not behave as I want you glared. One thing I want to tell the judges, I have no fear, we never mean anything I can get up violence in the country and will use all methods of non-violence for this cross, which we consider fair, to achieve its objective.

NO SOCIAL GROUPS DURING THE DISCUSSION OF THE ELECTORAL REFORMS ASKED THE INDEPENDENT OPEN SPACES OVER YOU SUM "THESE CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS TO YOUR CAUSE?

I have enormous respect for Magaly Castillo of Citizens Alliance for Justice, the communicator Carlos Lee, among other members of these organizations, because people know they are not going to commit to a political candidate, but I think if will agree to commit to the idea of \u200b\u200bexpanding democracy.

John XXIII said that "the right to participate for the common good is a human right, which is based on the dignity" precisely what we advocate. What we want is for office in upcoming elections, the electorate can vote or not us.

hope we can meet with representatives of various civil society organizations to expose our ideas.

DEMOCRATIC DO YOU CONSIDER YOU ARE NOT PERMITTED independent candidates run for the presidency?

if I think I allow democratic participation of independent presidential candidacy.

YOU AGREE TO THE PRESIDENT OF TE, Erasmo Pinilla, IN WHICH THE THEME OF THE SHOW IS AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR MOUNT JOVAN? WHY?

As I have not heard the words of my colleague and as the topic we have not discussed in room arrangements, I know what you said about it.

WHO ARE THERE CONSIDER THE ATTITUDE OF FOSTERING A PREJUDICE AGAINST YOU WHO HAVE left ideology. ARE YOU AGREE? WHY?

ultratolerante I'ma man and I can accept many things. But to say that he encourages TE prejudice against someone is undoubtedly a bold and misleading statement.

The TE is characterized by absolute objectivity and impartiality, recognizing the will of the people without prejudices of any kind.

ELECTION JUDGES ARE ACTING authoritatively AGAINST THE SUBJECT OF INDEPENDENT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES?

judge of TE only act within the parameters of the law and the Constitution.

Today there is a legal impediment to support an independent presidential candidate and while the law does not permit the judges can not violate it, because with the same reasoning could then ignore the meaning literal of any other law in any case and this would not be at all correct.

Therefore, it is proper to enforce the law.

IF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS JOIN THE CAUSE OF Jovan REFORMS MAY THINK THE LAWS rejecting INDEPENDENT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES?

All electoral law reform is welcome as long as it is for each electoral process more democratic.

However, it would be improper to change the rules of the game to address the interest of any party or candidate to the detriment of the other players. This would be highly dangerous. Thus, electoral reforms are made by a committee established, as tradition in our country, as soon as the election is to enhance the experience just lived.

This process is carried out, as usual, a year after each tournament, when minds are clear and passions and are not heated, so that every one makes the best contributions to the next process election.

JOVAN THINK YOUR POSITION OPEN SPACE NEEDED FOR NATIONAL DEBATE ON THE SUBJECT. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

I have a high opinion of John Jované, I think it's a good man and well intentioned.

his performance definitely has helped to prompt a serious discussion on the subject and no doubt will be addressed in the forthcoming electoral reforms.

Moreover, I can come on my personal opinion, saying that I see with good eyes that allow the independent presidential candidate without being nominated by a political party, especially when the Constitution not prohibited. It is the law that demands that President candidates are nominated through party, so legal reform would eliminate this requirement.

But as I said, it's dangerous to open the compass to make changes to the law just before an election. It is prudent to wait until the next electoral reforms to be launched in 2010, after this election.

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lawman

Gerardo Diaz Felipe Solis graduated from Law and Political Science at the Universidad Santa María Antigua.

was part of the firm Solis, Endara, Delgado & Guevara (1991-1994)

was president of the National Bar Association (1995-1997)

He served as attorney general

1999 election until 2006, the year he was appointed judge of the TE.

chaired the hearing cancellation of nationality against former lawmaker Haydee Milanés de Lay.

THE DISASTER: when nature calls its space

by: Dr. Edgardo I. Garrido-Pérez

See photos of the tragic flood of Boquete. As ecologist compelling
consider giving a technical explanation of the causes of the tragedy and how to prevent recurrence. Long file can print and read on the hammock. - Edgardo I. Garrido

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natural disasters associated with climate

are all the more painful the more predictable and, to a large extent, preventable

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the ravages of the terrible floods in Boquete and elsewhere in the Republic are no exception . The pictures speak better than words: the color of the rivers is CHOCOLATE. As an ecologist I testify that there needs to be done any measurements to demonstrate the very high sludge content carried by the Rio Caldera, unequivocal sign of erosion.

That

erosion is so powerful that the ground-to escape under bridges, roads and other i NFRASTRUCTURE made these

collapse,

generating huge potholes, also documented in the photos. The effects of erosion will not only be immediate (damage to infrastructure). The rain, no doubt, has "washed" soil nutrients, which will hurt agricultural production place and can cost large sums of money in terms of fertilizer and fertilizers.

One of the many functions performed by set of trees and other plants that we call "forest" is to avoid erosion. The tops of the trees of the forest form a "roof" close enough to cushion the impact of drops of the torrential downpours. Moreover, under the uppermost layer of foliage intermediate layers are formed by the shrubs, trees juveniles and some herbs, which further dampens the shock of the season. Water also seeps gently on the twigs and branches of all the vegetation and some of that water is trapped by the bark of trees, all of which further contributes to reduce the erosive impact of water. In the forests and forest soil has a thick layer of leaves and twigs that fall, known as litter.

When the drops that are not captured in the canopy hit the ground, do not impact directly , but the cushioning litter. To make matters worse, the roots of the trees form a "network" on the ground, and different species of plants have roots with varying depths, which also varies between plants of different sizes. The result is an efficient network that ties deep "blocks" of soil. All of the above prevents erosion, and that's why you see that when there are many hectares of forest, rivers have clarita water, regardless of how much stronger the rain. There may be innundaciones, but the water is chocolate brown and the roads do not collapse. For all of this we refer to ecologists trees as "ecological engineers", as there is no genius capable of replacing the service that forests provide us free. We should learn from our indigenous people, who always cares for the forest and know how to make wood, food, medicine and other resources away unharmed.

A fact

important Boquete Coffee Zone and Café is a "tree "

.

Yes, as the plantings are trees, protect the soil better than others plantations (such as potatoes, also produced in Boquete). But that's of little worth, as is confirmed by the photos. Why? Compare to a coffee plantation with the forest: there is only a covering layer in the canopy, the roots do not occupy different soil layers (it is a single species of tree), the space between a coffee and one-or a tree and another of coffee, is not equally protected from impact of rain compared with closed canopy forest. The alternative is clear: to produce shade-grown coffee. If producers want to keep your soil runoff, nutrients and save losing inputs, should ask themselves whether they need to improve their use of shade trees. Fortunately, many coffee aware of this tradition, so they are not proposing anything foreign to their customs.

If trees like coffee better counteract erosion, crops such as potatoes and vegetables, then the erosion in Cerro Punta must be much more dramatic than Boquete .
Indeed, that is, you can check it yourself using free computer software "google earth". Internet Download it, look at the map of Panama, stand and move about Cerro Punta plane so it looks three-dimensional structure of the mountains. You will see how satellite images from NASA (used by google earth) indicate that the rivers are chocolate brown, without more torrential rain than normal. Again, this brings not only ecological losses but also impairs the pockets of producers. And, once again, it can be counter-though not entirely, planting trees and shrubs alternating with vegetables.

Many of these trees can be fruit, which helps make them even more profitable

.
Moreover, dozens (perhaps hundreds) of scientific research worldwide, including Panama, indicate that, to have deeper roots of shrubs, the trees recover nutrients from the soil that the roots of the vegetables can not reach. When these trees fall leaves, compost to the soil and vegetable stand to gain, reducing input costs (just need to know to prevent the vegetables are covered by litter, which is accomplished by "cerritos ground few centimeters in height and placing the vegetables on these little hills. These methods are also part of organic agriculture, practiced by a number minority, but significant, farmers I met in Cerro Punta, and interacting with young students from the General Basic School Cerro Punta, led by agronomist Rafael Uribe, who had the good fortune of working. Good promise for future generations, but it must be further encouraged.

alternative agriculture and the use of shade trees are not enough.

The national government and local governments have to know how to manage land

the country and each locality. Large landowners are thirsty for money: hoard huge tracts of land, maintained as a "Peladero" and we saw in the photos which are the results. Do not give me the story that the fault of the indigenous and small farmers who walk Santeño slash and burn: it is pure simplicity. Subsistence agriculture made slash-and-burn has the following characteristics: (1) takes up little ground, (2) is diversified (not produced a single thing), and (3)

In about three years, land is abandoned to the jungle (the straw) to regrow , which in like 15 years (slightly more, slightly less depending on location) causes the soil to become fertile again. The low level means little deforestation for each farmer, the problem is that landowners have so much land for them all alone, thousands of peasants are forced to migrate to the forests. When many of them are concentrated in a wooded site, the sum of many small plots can amount to a large deforestation. Is precisely what is happening in Bocas del Toro Panama in Figures consult and ANAM data and see how there is reduced wooded areas. It's as easy as to be put down hard on the land grabbers selfish and encourage farmers settlers return to their places of origin. No doubt I'll win the unwillingness of some to write this

: no exaggeration to say that "of presidential candidates is in Panama right now, only Prof. John Jované has the will and the courage to take such a measure.

Finally, back to Boquete. Nearby, although at lower altitudes that the area maker, is building a hydroelectric

. I visited there during the dry season: acres and acres have been so severely deforested did not need the rain, because the only wind and soil was eroding both the polvarín not hardly breathe.

The
s hydropower are worthless if

deforestation alters the water regime

.

If these hydropower builders are not required by the authorities to protect the environment, the actual cost of the works is greater than recorded, because a Eroded soil is a barren land, which produces no food, and a river full of mud demand special attention to drinking water can even be used to generate energy, which increases costs. If you do not care about the people and the environment because they have no heart, at least show they have brains: Worry about the money.

_______________________________ The author is Ecologist, Panama, specialist in forests, recovery

and crop effects on soil quality

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M ember of the Association of Biologists of Panama. University of Goettingen (Germany). Readers have my (author) consent to share this message and send it to the press and authorities.

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Financial Crisis and Tax Havens: The opacity of financial markets undermine Democracy

by José González Jaramillo, Program Initiative

Political

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n his book "Bankers and Lavadólares" American researcher and journalist James Henry, recounts an interview with the lawyer Gilberto Arias, son of President Harmodio Arias, where he counts as his father, helped make Panama the tax haven it is today.

In Panama, the degree of integration into the global market, the characteristics of financial markets and the economy local own-state tax havens Corsair, some sectors of public opinion believe that billions of dollars of drug money laundering and other privateering, oxygenate much of the domestic economy, for now, mainly in the speculative boom the construction industry, which, if continued accentuation an international recession or economic downturn caused by the financial crisis, will go towards a diversification because it can no longer be justified by the current characteristics, which are related to international demand from United States and Europe.

Tax haven activities, since they have their particular characterization in Panama, which have shaped the State of Panama into what the researcher Antonio Mendez called a Corsair State institutions. The globalized world means competition for the tax haven of Panama and brought pressure as the OECD anti-money laundering agencies. This resulted in reduced demand for credit, looking down the scope of incidence. Many international banks have moved, out of 120 banks operating in Panama 20 years ago, there were just 83 banks (Jaron Lukasiewicz. The banking industry in Panama, 2003). 90% of banks developing their activities in the country Twenty years ago, were international. Now reduced to approximately 54%. However, the financial sector still has dominance over other economic sectors and has a value that exceeds the gross domestic product.

few days ago, a major offshore players, the Morgan prominent Panamanian family, lashed out in article written for the newspaper La Prensa of Panama, recent opinions of some European officials against havens responsible fiscal and, potentially, of the Financial Crisis. To learn more, the potential seriousness of the views of European officials, we interviewed English researcher Juan Hernandez Vigueras, specialized in critical financial deregulation policy. Author d
the book "How tax havens offshore centers undermine democracies" (AKAL 2005), "The background of tax havens" and coauthor with Nuria Almiron, the test in Catalan "As a responsible policy against havens tax "Nous Horitzons Award 2007, and recently the book" Europe opaque finances. And their offshore tax havens "(Icaria, June 2008). Vigueras Support Committee member of Attac, Spain and worldwide network of organizations and experts Tax Justice As a member of the European Network Steering Committee.

JGJ: WHY THE IDEA OF SOME EUROPEAN COUNTRIES TO ATTACK tax havens and also complains AS RESPONSIBLE FOR FINANCIAL CRISIS?

JHV:
From the information I have, I see the attack from Europe against tax havens because as I tried to show in my recent book The opaque financial Europe, Switzerland and other offshore financial centers are a power in the European Union, which benefit partners without accepting membership.

few months ago, the scandal of massive tax evasion and tax fraud via Liechtenstein discovered in Germany generated verbal condemnations and accusations have not resulted in any concrete practical action transcendent, beyond the internal administrative channels. The EU Council agreed to publish a report on the implementation of the policy on private savings is the only European measures against tax evasion limited to the exchange of tax information or withholding tax on bank deposits by individuals, a report had to be published in the period specified is

policy

Last April, a British parliament committee opened an investigation into the role of tax havens in the financial crisis succeeded in compiling reports of organizations, NGOs and research centers, including Tax Justice Network the United Kingdom collected in a volume of 600 pages on the Internet. But nothing suggests that the Brown government will take necessary action.

JGJ:

HOW
performed include REFORM POLICIES AIMED AT CAPITALISM tax havens, DRIVEN BY THE POLITICAL SPEECH FROM ANTICRISIS some European countries like France? WHAT'S SERIOUS ON THAT LAST MEETING OF OECD on the subject?

JHV:

few weeks ago in Paris gathered 17 OECD member countries to address this issue of tax havens, invited by the French government, but neither Luxembourg, and Switzerland and many others went, as recounted in an article in

http://www.laeuropaopacadelasfinanzas.com/

, which has more of the above events. But there has been no concrete result precisely because of the disagreement among European governments. Day later, on France 2 public TV Luxembourg's prime minister defended the secrecy and the reporter replied that he was not required to attend that meeting.

And the phrase "lead by capitalism," French President Sarkozy, whose office of President of the EU in this semester, has made you who creates it. The reality is that it has served to feed the media headlines and name to the call for a summit in Washington of the G-7 plus on which the October finished the agenda no one knows yet, but it diverts attention from the continuing crisis among European banks and productive economies.

Personally I think some others are image operations of European governments against the discomfort of his constituents who are suffering the economic effects of the financial crisis. Because the banking crisis in Europe is proving greater than expected and the EU lacks a government in the economic field as in the U.S., where moreover the long campaign for the presidency plays the role of distracting the attention of the people before the economic downturn.

JGJ:

ANTICRISIS

THAT THERE IS MUCH EFFECTIVE POLICY ON INJECTION OF PUBLIC FUNDS IN PRIVATE FINANCIAL SECTOR? IMF LOANS RECORD THIS PLANT, WHERE THE MEMBER STATES COULD BORROW UP TO 500% OF OFFICIAL FEE. WHAT WOULD BE THE OUTCOME OF THIS TAX MEASURES IN THE COUNTRIES OF EUROPE AND U.S.?

JHV:

The stark reality is that the financial crisis continues and has not yet reached its tipping point. As has been checking since last year, nor the monetary policy of cutting interest rates and injections of public money have had the expected results although some banks have been saved. But I think the bottom line is that the opacity crisis has competitive advantage in the current financial system.

For example, the European Central Bank (ECB) has been providing public money to banks that later had to be rescued before their risk of bankruptcy, with its total or partial nationalization. And it is forgotten that the ECB does not control the accounts of domestic banks in EU remains a residual jurisdiction of the central banks of member countries.

and globally, has not dismantled the "Shadow Banking System", the "shadow banking system", the tangle of entities such as hedge funds and so-called "structured finance" linked to ordinary banks, which convert debt into financial assets and sell them worldwide as has happened as subprime mortgages, is called securitization, and other opaque procedures that have their foundation in offshore financial centers or non-resident, offshore we have been called tax havens.

There's the root of the uncertainty caused by the volatility of the stock and financial markets, the distrust between the banks themselves, which means less credit for companies and citizens. A phenomenon that has worsened in Europe.

JGJ:

BE SOME POLICIES OF THE OECD actions strongly against tax havens, WHAT WOULD THE OUTCOME OF THE SAME AS YOUR OPINION? CASE DISAPPEAR tax havens OR FINANCIAL SYSTEM AS THEY ARE VERY ESSENTIAL FOR MISSING?

JHV:

As I explained in several articles but especially in my book "How to tax havens offshore centers undermine democracies, the OECD project on tax havens because they failed to fully are part and parcel of the global financial markets. And the deadline was agreed in 2006 without the OECD was able to publish a report telling how the project was. A year ago at a meeting of the European committee for Tax Justice Network / Tax Justice Network invite the technical manager of tax matters with OECD assured us that our questions never it would publish this report was provided in 2000.

JGJ:

IN YOUR OPINION, WHAT ARE THE BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF TAX HAVENS IN THE WORLD? MAKING CERTAIN COMMON FEATURES IN ALL COUNTRIES THAT HAVE?

JHV: First

are centers of global finance where they often spend large legal and illegal financial transactions, money dirty or not, but that reduce risks in a system in which success and the greatest benefits are achieved more you distribute the risk and is more hidden. As I have explained many times and is in such popular books mentioned, there has been that the term "tax haven" has been successful because it conceals the biggest problem is the global market of money beyond the control of governments, no tax or little cheaper just operations but is not crucial today. And people still think when you have savings I will have high returns in a tax haven. That is the image that we try to sell from right to lack of interest left in this case, it is a matter of political power. Therefore, summed it up by saying that tax havens undermine democracies.

3/11/2008

Sources: Photo noticias.com

Links: http: / / www.laeuropaopacadelasfinanzas.com/

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