November 2005

Saturday November 5th 2005

• France, Riots of 2005 in Parisian suburbs: Yves Bot, prosecutor of Paris, gave a report on a total of almost 900 vehicles set fire to, including 656 in Île-de-France, and of almost 260 interpellations on the whole of the France during the night from Friday the 4th to Saturday, November 5. Nicolas Sarkozy declared at the exit of an Interministerial meeting with Matignon that “vis-a-vis violences in the suburbs, the government is unanimous on firmness”.

Sunday November 6th 2005

• France, Riots of 2005 in Parisian suburbs: according to the ministry for the Interior, it is nearly 1.300 vehicles which were set fire to and 350 interpellations carried out by the police force during the night from Saturday to Sunday on the whole of France. Helicopters of the civil security were put at contribution in the principal zones of riots to monitor the acts of vandalism. In addition, several public buildings were taken again for target, in particular two set fire to elementary schools with Grigny (the Essonne), a post office and two schools with Évreux where the rioters were caught some, in direct confrontation, with the police force, coiling blows two women police who had to be hospitalized.

Monday November 7th 2005

• Peru - Chile: the former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori, taken refuge with the Japan for several years, has been stopped on his arrival with Santiago of Chile. It is suspected of being the silent partner of several Meurtre S and of being implied in businesses of Corruption.
• Myanmar : the military government of ex-Burma confirms that the administrative capital of the country is moved of Rangoun to Naypyidaw, located 320 km more at north. According to a spokesperson, nine ministries, of which that of the Foreign affairs, already moved their seat in the new capital since on Saturday, November 5. This government spokesman this change by a “more central” position, while rumors in the press inhabitant of Thailand give a report on one presumedly feared of the Burmese soldiers of a hypothetical invasion of their country by the American army. The maritime position of Rangoun being able to be, if this rumor had a base, a disadvantage in the event of attack come from the sea (Source: '' Bangkok Post '' News).
• India: the Foreign Minister, Kunwar Natwar Singh, member of the Left the Congress (Inc), implied in the scandal of the program Oil against food, is constrained with the resignation. Temporarily, it is the Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, which will take over temporarily the duties, while its homonym is named “minister without portfolio” (Source: '' International Herald Platform '', Asia-Pacific).
• France, Riots of 2005 in the French suburbs: the incidents in the disadvantaged districts did not cease even if the acts of vandalism were off-set on the Province and are less intense in Île-de-France. 300 common were touched, 36 police officers were wounded, more than 1400 set fire to cars, and of tens of companies and public buildings, of which schools and police stations attacked or burned. Police officers were touched by shootings of shotgun. At the semi-day was announced the death of a sexagenerian struck on November 4th by a young person with Stains.

Tuesday November 8th 2005

• the United States/China: Americans and Chinese signed with London an agreement limiting the rise of the Chinese Exportation S of products Textile S.
• the United States: Michael Bloomberg was elected for second a four years mandate as mayor of New York. “I had the doubtful honor to have had like adversary one of the candidates best financed in the American political history”, declared the candidate democratic Fernando Ferrer. The cost of the electoral campaign of Michael Bloomberg should exceed the 80 million dollars compared with 7 million dollars for that Fernando Ferrer.
• the United States: the governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, failed in his attempt to make adopt four bills by the Californian voters. The commentators stress that this quadruple rejection intervenes in a context of unfavourable surveys to the former actor, and where its position appears weakened at first sight, one year before the poll which will decide or not its re-election at the post of governor.
• the United States, Homosexual marriage: the State of the Texas adopted, by Référendum, an amendment with its constitution, which stipulates the prohibition of the homosexual marriage. Texas becomes thus the 19th State of the Union to prohibit the legal union between people of the same sex. On the other hand, the voters of the State of the Maine rejected, by referendum, an initiative aiming at revoking a law prohibiting the discrimination based on the sexual orientation.
• the United States: in an “anecdotic” poll more which has occurred in the small town of Montrose (Pennsylvania, 1.600 inhabitants), the outgoing mayor, Thomas LaMont, who had directed the city for ten years and had refused to represent himself then had announced his intention to resign if it were re-elected after several voters registered it office like candidate, were finally beaten of a short head, his competitor most direct obtaining 116 votes, while itself obtained 112 from them, and a third candidate 56.
• the United States, Texas: the voters of the small town of White Settlement (14 831 inhabitants, near Fort Worth) refused, at the time of a local referendum, in a proportion of 90% of the 2.500 votes cast, the proposal made by the municipality and the mayor James Ouzts, to change the name of the city into “West Settlement”. The names of “Settlement” and “Liberator Village” had been also proposed at the time of the municipal deliberation of the previous October 14th. The current name of the city goes back from its foundation in 1840 by Anglo-Saxon farmers installed in the middle of Indian tribes and to residents of Mexican origin (sources: '' The NewYork Times )
• France: Dominique de Villepin announced series of measure to solve the problem of urban violences:

Wednesday November 9th 2005

• Jordan: a series of Attentat S terrorist coordinated aimed at the capital Amman around 21 local times. Three Hotel S of the chains Large Hyatt, Radisson and Days Inn were aimed by attack-suicides of Kamikaze S equipped with explosive belts. The provisional appraisals give a report on 57 killed people and 300 wounded people, primarily of Jordanian nationality.
• Kazakhstan : the European probe was launched successfully starting from the Cosmodrome of Baïkonour, with the Kazakhstan using a rocket Soyuz Frégate. Venus Express (built by EADS Astrium) is the first European mission to be launched towards Venus. Until now, only of the American and Soviet probes were sent towards this planet of which Mariner 2 (E. - U.) in 1962 and Venera 7 (the USSR) in 1970. Venus Express will remain on orbit around planet during 500 days to study the atmosphere Venus
• France: the urban violences seem to slow down of intensity on the whole of the territory with assessments of burnt cars and arrests in fall of half compared to the day before. The omnipresence of the police force and the application of the Couvre-feu in certain hot areas contributed to a relative return to a state of calm.

• France, Business of listenings of the Elysium: the lawsuit was concluded by the direct calling into question from François Mitterrand but was satisfied with suspended sentences for the commander Prouteau, the general Esquivié, the police chief Gilleron and the principal private secretary Gilles Ménage. Michel Delebarre and Louis Schweitzer also was condemned but is exempted of sorrow.
• Israel: surprised election of the leader trade unionist Amir Peretz with the direction of the workers party at the time of an internal poll. It relieves thus Shimon Peres, the current Deputy Prime Minister. This election is highly likely to blame the coalition current right-hand side-left and to lead to anticipated legislative elections. Amir Peretz already announced that its party was going to leave the government of Ariel Sharon.

Thursday November 10th 2005

• Political France, : The motion of François Holland, First outgoing secretary, gained the majority of the votes at the time Congrès of Mans of the Socialist party. Litigations denounced by Laurent Fabius in certain federations (Herault, Pas-de-Calais…) would not be enough to reverse the results.
• Liberia: Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf would have gained the presidential election. But its competitor, the former footballer George Weah would have deposited a complaint for fraud.
• Poland: The Polish Diet, the Sejm, voted the motion of confidence to the government of Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz. Its conservative party, Right and justice received the support (without participation) of the Ligue of the Polish families (extreme right-hand side) and of the party Autodéfense (populist).

Friday November 11th 2005

• Iraq: death of Izzat Ibrahim, old right-hand man of Saddam Hussein. It was number six on the list of the 55 Iraqi suspects most sought by the American army, and a reward of ten million dollars was proposed against information being able to lead to its capture.
• Europe: the A380 was posed on the aerodrome of Singapore, after a 13 hours flight, during which he traversed 11  000  km. The Singaporean national company, Singapore Airlines, is the inaugural customer of the very large European transport aircraft which counts many customers in the area: Clouded Southern Airlines (China), Kingfisher Airlines (India), Korean Air (South Korea), Malaysia Airlines (Malaysia), Qantas (Australia), Thai Airways (Thailand).
• Germany: the government agreement between the CDU and CSU on the one hand, SPD of the other, which had been in negotiations for several weeks, following the federal elections of the September 18th 2005, was concluded. Except surprised of last minute, the government of “great coalition” carried out by Angela Merkel should thus be ratified by the vote of the Bundestag, the next November 22nd. (Wikinews)

Saturday November 12th 2005

• Israel: 200.000 people gathered with Tel Aviv, to celebrate the memory of the former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, on the place where he had been assassinated in 1995. Bill Clinton and of many personalities was present at the time of this gathering.
• Iraq: surprise visit with Baghdad of the General secretary of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, in order to meet various Iraqi political actors, in particular representatives of the community sunnite. Kofi Annan declared that the transitional period current policy in Iraq was to include all the parts.
• European Union: the first satellite S Galileo will be called GIOVE (acronym of Galileo In Orbit Validation Element).

Sunday November 13rd 2005

• the Vatican: Benoît XVI has béatifié the father Charles de Foucauld, former soldier French originating in Strasbourg and which thereafter became missionary near the Touareg S in the the Sahara Algérie N. The pope declared that the life of Charles de Foucauld was “an invitation to be aspired to universal fraternity”. At the time of the ceremony of beatification the French government was represented by Pascal Clément, Minister for Justice, and Marie-Laure de Villepin, wife of the Prime Minister.
• France, Marseilles: demonstration anti Strike of 2.000 people on the Canebière who protested against the strike of the drivers of the Régie transport of Marseilles (RTM). The trade unionists strikers of the RTM have disturbed the traffic of the public transport of Marseilles for 35 days.
• Jordan: The king Abdallah II of Jordan announced the arrest of a woman kamikaze who did not manage to actuate her explosives at the time of triple Attack-suicide of November 9th against hotels of Amman which had made 57 died. The attacks were asserted by the group of Jordanian the Abou Moussab Zarqaoui, chief of Al-Qaida in Iraq, and were made by Iraqi.
• Burkina Faso : first turn of the presidential election. Blaise Compaoré, ex-soldier, president of the Republic since 1987, is favorite to gain a third consecutive mandate vis-a-vis a plethora of small candidates of opposition.
• Pakistan: 1.500 Moslem rioters burn a Christian church with Sangla Hill in the province of Punjab in Pakistan, after a nonfounded rumor implied that a Christian would have damaged Coran. The local archbishop exhorted the faithful ones not to resort to revenge, and crowd dispersed.
• Israel: Within the framework of the commemorations of died of Yitzhak Rabin, several delegations go to Jerusalem to try to start again the negotiations between the Hebrew State and the Palestinian Autorité.

Monday November 14th 2005

• France: advanced meeting of the the Council of Ministers in order to adopt a Bill to prolong three months the state of emergency. In parallel, one observes a retreat of the violences in the suburbs where the fall of the number of burnt vehicles is confirmed. It was also announced that Jacques Chirac will be expressed the evening even with the radio and on television.
• France: Jacques Chirac announced the creation of a voluntary civil service associating accompaniment and formation, intended for submission to 50.000 young people starting from 2007.
• France: opening to Paris of the appeal in the business known as Business of Outreau. Six people condemned in first authority, who always protested their innocence, are judged again.
• Automobile: the Renault Clio III, launched in September 2005, was elected Voiture of the Year 2006. It succeeds the Toyota Prius.
• Uganda: Kizza Besigye, the leader of the opposition and main adversary of the president Yoweri Museveni at the time of the free elections of 1986, was stopped by the police force. It is marked to have had bonds with the Armée with resistance of the Lord.
• Egypt: second tower of the first phase of the legislative elections Egyptian which relate to a third of the 444 seats of the Assemblée of the people. The party of the Muslim brothers becomes the main force of opposition to the Egyptian Parliament.
• Russia: Vladimir Poutine names Dmitri Anatolievitch Medvedev at the post of affected Deputy Prime Minister to the implementation of the national projects and priority, and Sergueï Borrissovitch Ivanov, Minister for defense, at the post of affected Deputy Prime Minister to defense and the complex militaro-industrialist.

Tuesday November 15th 2005

• Quebec: the members of the Parti Québécois vote today to choose a new leader. The election of the new chief is made with the universal poll members of the party who have to vote by telephone. - Mr. Boisclair clearly carried it on Mrs. Marois. With 53,6% of the expressed votes, it clearly preceded its rival, who obtained the support of 30% of the 104.000 voters. Not less than 76% of the 140  000 members of the PQ voted during the last three days. Except for some points, Mr. Boisclair republishes the score of Pierre Marc Johnson in 1985 (58%). Mrs. Marois, still second, had then collected 20%.
• Senegal: The police force sénégalaise stopped the former dictator Chad IEN Hissène Habré, under the blow of a Mandat of international stop of Belgian justice for “serious violations” of the Human rights.
• Jerusalem: the American Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrived at the end of difficult negotiations to an agreement between the Israéliens and the Palestinians on the access to the Gaza Strip. This agreement aims at giving to the Palestinian Autorité starting from November 25th, 2005 the control of the border with the Egypt to the level of the terminal of Rafah.
• France: the trade unionist Jose Bove was condemned to 4 months of firm Prison by the Court of Appeal of Toulouse for the mowing of a field of transgenic Maïs LT the July 24th 2004 with Menville in Haute-Garonne. No5el Mamère and Gerard Onesta was condemned to 3 months of suspended sentence; other defendants in 2 months with deferment.
• Pakistan, Karachi: a Attentat with the car bomb made 3 died and several casualties in the district of businesses. The explosion destroyed a American Fast-food and a bank.
• France: the National Assembly voted in favor of the adoption of the Bill which prolongs in three months the state of emergency, in order to fight more effectively against the urban violences.
• Mexico/Venezuela: diplomatic crisis enters the presidents Vicente Fox and Hugo Chávez since the end of the Sommet of Americas. The mutual ambassadors were pointed out after Chávez qualified Fox of “doggie of the American empire” and that he refuses to excuse himself for his remarks.

Wednesday November 16th 2005

• France, Saint-Etienne: beginning of the lawsuit of the three braqueuses women of a bakery with Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert the August 3rd 2002 and who had assassinated the baker of a rifle shot for spoils of 35 euros.
• France: the Sénat adopted the Bill on the extension in three months of the state of emergency, already voted by the National Assembly. The law will be promulgated only if no recourse is formed in front of the Constitutional council or if this one rejects these possible recourse.
• European Community: the the European Parliament approved with Strasbourg the installation of a black list of the prohibited airline companies of flight for safety reasons within the European Union.
• Italy: the senators approved a reform project of the Italian Constitution, which will be submitted to the people by Référendum. If this project is ratified by the people, the constitution would extend the capacities of the President of the Council (renamed Prime Minister) to the detriment of those of the President of the Republic, and would ensure the promotion of the regional Fédéralisme. Moreover, the manpower of the House of Commons and the Sénat would be reduced, while the minimal age to be elected president of the Republic would pass from 50 to 40 years. This reform project, which would modify 55 articles of the constitution, was approved by the majority and the political opposition.
• Tunisia, Tunis: beginning of the World summit on the company of information. More than 17.000 deputy take part in this top, largest ever organized by UNO. The major goal is to support the access of all the people to new technologies. The respect of the Freedom of expression and opinion and of the Human rights is also one of major waitings of the speakers.
• Football: the match of stopping for the qualification with the Football world cup 2006 between the Swiss team and the Turkish team showed the victory of the Suisse and by violences after match. The players helvètes left the stage of Istanbul under the projectiles of the public before being attacked in the cloakrooms by their adversaries. One of the players, Stephan Grichting, was hospitalized following its wounds. The Turkey could be excluded from the eliminating heats of the Football world cup of 2010.

Thursday November 17th 2005

• Monaco: beginning of the ceremonies of Establishment of Albert II.
• Space: successful launch of ARIANE 5 ECA of the Guianese Space center of Kourou. With on its board two satellite of telecommunication weighing on the whole more than eight tons, it is the largest payload ever put on Orbite by the European rocket.
• Israel: agreement between Ariel Sharon and Amir Peretz to organize anticipated legislative elections at the end of in March 2006 or February.
• Sri Lanka: presidential election after three years of truce enters the government and the Tamil Tigers of Eelam tamoul (LTTE). In competition 13 candidates are including two principal favorites:
• Prime Minister in exercise, Mahinda Rajapakse, which was combined to the Buddhist ultranationalists who want the defeat military of the LTTE, and to the Marxists of the popular Front of release (JVP), hostile with any concession. Its program preaches a wide Dirigisme in unified Sri Lanka.
• its predecessor Ranil Wikramasinghe favorable to peaces and which want to take again the negotiation started in 2003 and to open the economy of the island.
• France: with Paris, at the time of the appeal of the Business of Outreau, a big part of the charge symbolically is very weakened: last the child indicters of that of the defendants who was most strongly condemned in first authority (the Weil abbot) retract and acknowledge to have lied during the instruction then during the first lawsuit.
• South Korea, Pusan: opening of the top of the Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC). The main subjects of work are the Libéralisation world exchanges with the elimination of the export subsidies, the fight against the threat of pandemia of Avian flu and the coordination of the fight against the Terrorisme.
• European Community: the project “REACH”, acronym English of “Recording, evaluation and authorization of the chemicals”, was adopted by the the European Parliament. It aims fighting against the use of chemical substances dangerous in the Industrie and at reversing the proof of the harmlessness of one molecule to the responsibility of the manufacturers and not to the health authorities.
• the United States of America: the former baron of press Conrad Black was accused of Fraude to Chicago. It is suspected of having diverted several million dollars between 1999 and 2001.

Friday November 18th 2005

• Sri Lanka: the official results of the presidential election give to the victory to current the Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse to 50,29% of the votes cast, against its opponent, the former chief of the government Ranil Wickremesinghe to 48,43%. Mahinda Rajapakse, classified on the left, is regarded as follower of firmness with regard to the rebellious tamouls.
• France: success without precedent of the subscription for the privatization of EDF with nearly 5 million French subscribers. The value of sale was fixed at 33 euros for the institutional ones and 32 euros for the private individuals. Quotation out of purse will begin Monday. EDF should be the company having the 3rd most important capitalization of CAC 40 when it joins the key market indicator of the Bourse de Paris.
• Iraq: two attack-suicide in Shiite Mosquée S in the North-East of Iraq close to the border Iran ienne killed 77 people and wounded 80 people. A few hours earlier, a suicide bombing devastated a residential district of the south of Baghdad, causing the death of at least six people.
• France: the 74 {{E}} congress of the Socialist party opens this Friday at 3 p.m.
• France, Saint-Etienne: the lawsuit of the three braqueuses women of a bakery with Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert the August 3rd 2002 and who had assassinated the baker of a rifle shot for spoils of 35 euros is finished. The principal culprit, Magalie Rossi, which had been presented free to its lawsuit following a miscarriage of justice, bailed out 28 years of prison. Its accomplices took 10 years for one and 3 years for the last.
• Netherlands: new world records of fall of domino at the time of the Domino Day 2005; they are 4  155  476 dominos which were reversed during the evening on the topic of the eternal stories.
• the United States of America: the United Nations ¬ the United Nations gave up carrying out an inspection of the camp-prison of Guantanamo to Cuba, fault of having obtained US government the authorization to freely speak to the prisoners.
• France: violent ones confrontations took place between two to three thousand young people and the police force during the night from Thursday to Friday in the center of Grenoble. The young people, at the exit of the bars of the city, after having celebrated the arrival of the new Beaujolais wine, were caught some with the police force under the cries of “we want Beaujolais wine” and wanted to cause a Révolution “ red beaujolais wine ”. A score of young people and 17 police officers were wounded during the scuffles.
• Burkina Faso : Blaise Compaoré is renewed with the head of the country for a third mandate with 80,3% of the votes cast at the time of the presidential election of November 13rd, 2005. Rate of participation had reached approximately 58%.

Saturday November 19th 2005

• Iraq: a Attack-suicide and another with the car bomb made at least 48 died and 70 wounded in and close to Baghdad. These attacks of yesterday and today seem to have for objective to worsen Shiite cleavages between and sunnites in preparation for the legislative elections of December 15th, 2005.
• Monaco: end of the ceremonies of establishment of Albert II de Monaco at the time of the national Festival of the country and in the presence of several foreign delegations. The sovereign prince attended the “Mass for the Head of the State” in the Cathédrale of Monaco before operating with a catch of weapons of the troops of the police force, police officers, firemen and public safety.
• France: Demonstration with Paris with the call of trade unions and left parties for the defense of the Public service and against the Privatization S. the demonstrators, 10.000 (according to the police force) to 30.000 (according to the organizers), ravelled in calm Place of Italy until proximity of the National Assembly.
• the Caribbean: the Tropical storm Gamma, 24e depression of the Season 2005 of the Atlantic hurricanes, after having caused the death of a person, the disappearance of four another people and the evacuation of 5.000 residents to the Honduras, approaches the southern parts of the Florida and is reinforced in power.

Sunday November 20th 2005

• France: the socialist party arrived at the time of the congress of Mans to the Synthèse on the political orientation of the party for the French presidential election of 2007. The proposals of the program of synthesis aim to the rise of SMIC, with the renationalization of EDF, with fixing with 15 pupils maximum by class in Zone of priority education, with a minimum of 20% of social housing in all the common Frenchwomen.
• Egypt: second phase of the legislative in 9 Governorships of Egypt with more than 1.700 continuing candidates in the 72 districts. Some clashes made several casualties and of the irregularities were announced.
• Israel, Tel Aviv: the Israeli workers party voted at the time of a congress of the party its departure of the coalition government of the Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. The Labor ministers gave their resignation, thus confirming the behavior of the anticipated elections in February or March 2006.
• the Caribbean: The Tropical storm Gamma touched the Central America. The torentielles rains made at least 12 died. The storm moves now towards the the Bahamas and Cuba.

Monday November 21st 2005

• France: the first quotation of EDF to the Bourse de Paris, in conformity with the price of setting on sale by the State bound for the private investors, is 32 euros.
• France: beginning of the strikes in the SNCF this evening unbounded 20:00 of duration. The Fonctionnaire S of transport express their hostility with possible a Privatization and claim a wage increase.
• France: nearly 800.000 letters of friendly revivals were sent by the Fisc to Contribuable S French in order to indicate possible errors of income declaration to them by recutting the furnished informations by the employers if this amount exceeds 1.525 euros.
• Israel: resignation of Ariel Sharon of her party, the Likoud, which it directed and of which it had been one of the creators in 1973. Ariel Sharon announced the creation of a new party of center-right, national Responsabilité, which will work for peace. He also asked the president Moshe Katsav to dissolve the Knesset and to organize anticipated legislatures. The country, traditionally accustomed to an opposition between two majority parties, will see its political life upset by the appearance of a new centrist party.
• Kenya: Referendum on a project of revision nelle Constitution in favor of a strong presidential regime, after a campaign endeuillée by eight dead.
• Iraq: five Iraqi civilians, including three children, were killed by the shootings of the American forces with the approach of a checkpoint with Baquba; the minibus with which they moved is not stopped with the approach of the road block.

Tuesday November 22nd 2005

• the United Kingdom: the first of cover of the British newspaper The Daily Mirror announced that a secret memo coming from Downing Street indicated that the Prime Minister Tony Blair would have dissuaded the US president George W. Bush to bombard the Al-Jazira studios with Doha.
• Russia: the Russian Douma approved a Loi which places the activities of the ONG under the strict control of the State.
• Germany: Angela Merkel was elected chancelière by the Bundestag, the Lower House of the Parlement, with 397 votes for, 202 against, and 12 abstentions.
• France: the strike with the SNCF strongly disturbed the rail traffic. The trade unionists obtained from their direction of important social progresses, including one exceptional premium of 240 euros per railwayman, a revalorization of the Salaire S of 0,3% at January 1st, 2006 and the opening of salary negotiations at the beginning of January. These projections seem to satisfy the Syndicaliste S which call with the Vote to decide on a renewal of activity Wednesday, November 23. In addition Jacques Chirac was committed prohibiting possible a Privatization of the SNCF.
• France: groups of Rap Tribe, Bitter Ministry, Lunatic, and the rappeurs Fabe, Salif and Mr R are shown by certain members of Parliament and senators to make “the trade of the Racisme instead of the Antiracisme”.
• France: the deputies adopted the Bill authorizing the installation of the electronic Bracelet mobile for the sexual delinquents and violent one.
• France: the Council of State suspends the application of the decomptabilisation of the young people of less than 26 years in the calculation of the social thresholds of the companies.
• Kenya: the Référendum of November 22nd for the Adoption of a news Constitution was rejected by the voter S with a great majority.

Wednesday November 23rd 2005

• World: FAO publishes its Annual report on the food insecurity; majority of the 6 million children Dead S per annum of the Curable Malnutrition due to the Infectious illness S, in particular Diarrhea, Pneumonia, the Paludism or the Measles. (the article on Wikinews)
• France: creation of a news Tax on the Air transport on the initiative of Jacques Chirac. The bill was finalized during the the Council of Ministers and aims at taxing the passengers with 1 to 40 euros per flight as of July 2006. The collected funds should make it possible to help the poor countries. (the article on Wikinews)
• Chile: Augusto Pinochet was accused and assigned with residence for Tax evasion and corruption. The Chilean ex-dictactor is suspected of having opened abroad bank accounts to dissimulate several million dollars. (the article on Wikinews)
• Canada: Arcelor Formula One a hostile tender offer on Canadian Dofasco. (the article on Wikinews)
• Iraq: a Attack-suicide caused with a car filled with explosives because death of 18 people, primarily of the Iraqi police officers, in a ambush with Kirkuk in the north of the country.

Thursday November 24th 2005

• Canada: a Motion of not-confidence towards the government was presented in front of the House of Commons of Canada. The opposition parties having announced that they would vote for motion, it is awaited that the vote the November 28th will result in the defeat from the government, forcing the dissolution of the Parliament and the behavior of general election S.
• Nuclear Iran, : the International Atomic Energy Agency decided to grant a time to the Iranian authorities and to study a Russian proposal before requiring of the Safety advice of the United Nations to take sanctions towards Iran for nonrespect of the agreements of nonNuclear proliferation.
• Iraq: an car bomb attack because death of 30 Iraqi civilians and fact 23 wounded with Mahmoudiya in the south of Baghdad. The car exploded at the entry of the hospital of the city and would be a Attack-suicide. At least a score of people were in addition killed in a series of attacks, assassinations or attacks in all the country.
• France: The Parliament definitively adopts the antirécidive private bill which sets up the Electronic mobile bracelet for the delinquents and sex criminals or violent one.
• France: 200 parliamentary of the majority UMP asked for to the minister Justice of continue singers of French Rap, shown incentive with violence. The rappeurs concerned are Mr R, Smala, Fabe, Salif and the groups Lunatic (dissolved since several years), 113 and Bitter Ministère.
• France: of legal source, searchings were carried out in Corrèze to establish the abuses of corporate asset from which Bernadette Chirac between 1998 and 1999 would have profited. The woman of the president of the Republic is indeed suspected of having profited from free plane tickets on behalf of the airline company Euralair before this one does not go bankrupt in 2003.
• France: arrived of the great colds, a temporary 38 years, not being able more to pay its rent, dies of cold while sleeping at the wheel of its car.

Friday November 25th 2005

• France, socialist party: François Holland was re-elected first secretary of the socialist party for one 4th mandate with resulting from the Congrès of Mans. He was the only candidate for his succession.
• Afghanistan: a Canadian soldier was killed in an accident in the north of Kandahar.
• the United Kingdom: death of the former world champion of rally Richard Burns and of the legendary footballer of the Years 1960 George Best.
• the Commonwealth: the Member States of the the Commonwealth meet in Malta with for common objective fighting against the Pauvreté and the Terrorisme
• Senegal, the Court of Appeal of Dakar is stated inefficient to judge extradition towards the Belgium of the former president Chad IEN Hissène Habré . It is given in freedom the day-even then again arrété the 26 in the morning.

Saturday November 26th 2005

• France, socialist party: Arnaud Montebourg leaves with his partisans the current Nouveau socialist party. This decision makes following a dissension with the other organizers of the current on opportunity of making a synthesis with the congress of Mans.
• China: with 8:50 in the morning (0. 50 GMT), a Séisme of magnitude 5,7 took place in the province of Jiangxi, in the east of the China, making at least fourteen died and of the hundreds of casualties. One located the epicentre between Jiujiang and Ruichang and the Hypocentre with ten km of depth.
• Rugby: the team of France beats the team of South Africa on the score from 26 to 20 with the Stade de France.
• Gaza: the first border post Palestinian opens his doors.
• Algeria: the President Abdelaziz Bouteflika is hospitalized with the military hospital of the Val de Grâce
• France: Lionel Jospin will not stand as candidate for 2007 (the dispatch on Yahoo!)

Sunday November 27th 2005

• Swiss: a Moratoire prohibiting during five years the culture of GMO was adopted by Référendum in the majority of 55,7 % of the voters.
• the United Kingdom: a Vidéo showing the Bizutage young recruits of the Royal Navy was diffused on more the large chains of Télévision of the country.
• France: the Algerian president Abdelaziz Bouteflika has been hospitalized for Saturday with the military hospital of the Valley-of-Grace to Paris. The Head of the State, 68 years old, was initially examined with the Military hospital Ain Naadja of Algiers for “disorders on the level of the digestive system”.
• Honduras: the provisional results of the presidential election seem to show a victory as of the first turn for Manuel Zelaya, supported by the Liberal party of Honduras (PLH). If this victory is confirmed, Mr. Zelaya should succeed, the January 27th 2006, with the current president of the Republic, Ricardo Maduro, of the national Party of Honduras. Mr. Zelaya, whose score is estimated at 50,6% of the votes, would rather largely precede Porfirio Lobo, supported by the PNH (44,3%), like three other candidates having obtained very modest scores.
• China: a blow of Grisou took place in a mine of coal to 21:40 (13. 40 GMT), in the commune of Qitaihe (province of Heilongjiang), causing the death of 134 people. At the time of the explosion, 221 minors were at the bottom of the well, the first-aid workers could release 72 survivors. This mining catastrophe is one of most serious than the country knew. The mine is worked since 1958 and belongs to the public group Longmei.

Monday November 28th 2005

• International, Climate, 180 countries meet in Montreal under the aegis of UNO to discuss the climate change, of the reinforcement of the measurements taken after 2012.
• Canada, Politique: as the observers expected it, the motion of not-confidence of the opposition against the minority government of Paul Martin (PLC), was adopted with the House of Commons of Canada. Motion was adopted by 171 votes against 133, on a total of 304 deputies present (two seats being moreover vacant). At the conclusion of the vote, the Prime Minister announced that it would meet Tuesday morning the general gouverneure of Canada, Michaëlle Jean, to ask him to carry out dissolution Parliament. If this request is accepted, of new general elections could take place in January 2006.
• Canada: in the debate on the motion of not-confidence against the minority government of Paul Martin (PLC), the chief of the opposition, Stephen To grip (PCC), affirm on several occasions that the electoral case of the liberals would have been inflated, at the time of the program of mixed liability companies, “thanks to an imposing system of bribes implying the organized crime”. The First federal minister briefly expressed himself to ask Mr. Harper “to take again his words”, but this one refused there, while an other preserving deputy, John Reynolds, increased by affirming that “it there not excuses” and that “it was a crime organized very well”.
• France, Jean-Marie Le Pen: The president of the National front, reiterates his remarks in front of the camera of BBC qualifying " detail of the History " the gas chambers of the mode Nazi during the Second world war. " I will say exactly to you what I said: the gas chambers are a detail of the history of the Second world war. " (...) " It is so true besides that none the war leaders, neither Churchill, neither Stalin, neither Roosevelt, nor de Gaulle, none of them forever quoted the gas chambers in its Memories " you it has declared. For the same matter, he had been condemned in September 1987 to 1,2 franc million (almost 183.000 euros) of Amende, because it had been returned that it had " clerk a fault " in " standardizing " the persecutions inflicted by the Nazis. The next day, S.O.S Racism and MRAP announced, to have engaged of the legal proceedings for Négationnisme.
• France, Operation Unicorn (Ivory Coast): November 30th: confirmation of the setting in examination of four French soldiers of the Licorne operation, of which the colonel Eric Burgaud, following the death of an highway bandit of the Ivory Coast in March 2005.

Tuesday November 29th 2005

• France: a commando of approximately 25 Wine grower S, hooded and armed with masses and beaters of Baseball, attacked the regional delegation of the National interdisciplinary office of the wines (ONIVINS), with Montpellier. Part of the buildings and material were ransacked, and two agents were molestés. A tax service and two traders in Vin S were tackled the same day.

Wednesday November 30th 2005

• Political Israel, : the Deputy Prime Minister Shimon Peres, former leader of the Workers party, recently beaten for the direction of the party by Amir Peretz, announces his departure of the formation of which he had been member for 60 years. Without joining for the moment the new party Kadima (“Ahead”) founded by Ariel Sharon, nor to present itself to the Knesset, to which it belonged since 1959, it chooses to support the Prime Minister from the point of view of the anticipated legislative elections of March 2006. The analysts explain in particular the decision of the old Labor leader by the “affront” which it would have undergone on behalf of Mr. Peretz, who would have proposed a 120e place to him symbolic system and not-eligible in the Labor list. Shimon Peres would in addition have received the insurance of Mr. Sharon, in the event of victory of this one, to obtain either an important diplomatic station, or to work with the development of Negev, area where, from the point of view of the dismantling of new Jewish colonies in the West Bank, of new establishments of replacement could be developed.
• France: confirmation of the setting in examination of four French soldiers of the operation '' Licorne '', of which the colonel Eric Burgaud, following the death of a highway bandit of the Ivory Coast in March 2005.