Sebastian Lorenzo, "many politicians in digital issues navigate the sea of ignorance"
The Secretary General of the PJ Digital National Radio said today that "many politicians show their level of ignorance to believe that thinking 'what the policy is simply digital'desde reference to cyber or policy 2.0, when in reality it is about understanding that we facing a historic opportunity to lead cultural processes in the region, as well as against a possible scourge as complex as hunger and corruption, which is the digital exclusion of medium and long term, "adding that" Argentine politicians have to know, for example, that new forms of colonialism come together on the type of software we use every day or licenses that are used in new forms of cultural production are key issues to address seriously the world is coming ".
"Political parties must begin to intensify efforts to train its cadres and leaders on issues related to new technologies, because it is a phenomenon that crosses transverse to all the daily activities of citizens and the main problem in all this is misinformation "Lorenzo said he was" optimistic in the role that begins to fill the PJ Digital in that sense, because Peronism has great men and momentous address these challenges and set a course that is historically correct and revolutionary. "
SIGN SEBA What you say, there are guys who not only ignore the issue but even by snobbery HAVE OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN THOSE ALREADY KNOW FEISVUK AND THAT THEY ARE BACK $ $ $ $
A big hug
Seba, I totally agree with the online membership to add q / will soon be thousands a hug.
It seems to me entirely accurate diagnosis. The crazy thing is that many boast of "not knowing anything about this." And above all you have to aim very tenaciously on the issue of free software. If the monopoly is involved, we sounded. And Micro $ oft is much more powerful than Clarín.
I want to know about the subject
what courses I can do, to turn to learn? I do not understand why the different standards, as this would impact on most of the people.
I WANT TO KNOW, UNDERSTAND.
VERY GOOD REFLECTION AND CONTRIBUTION. Our policies and continues to reject many teachers UNNIVERSITARIOS PROGRESS OF THE USE OF INTERNET SITES AND ALL AVAILABLE.
Try sending NOTES - COURSES - Congress on these issues. We have a network PCIA IMPORTANT IN CORDOBA AND ALL WILL BE VERY USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.
IF THIS IS MUCH MORE TO LEARN IN A GOOD SPACE Peron. NICOLAS A HUG
British Conservatives demanded more presence
20:24 Malvinas military | World | I
asked the Prime Minister Gordon Brown
deploy more warships in the region
strengthen Britain's decision to explore.
British oil despite progress in Malvinas
Cristina Decree of February 17, 2010 The
Financial Times published today
an article written by reporters Alex
Barker, Miles Johnson and Jude Webber, in which
states that the conservatives of this country is
asked the British prime minister
send warships to strengthen the area
sea in the archipelago. Gordon Brown,
British Prime Minister, received orders for
to strengthen the naval forces defending
Falkland Islands, after Argentina
stepped up its rhetoric in the long-running dispute
for sovereignty. In an effort to
life difficult for British companies
preparing to drill in waters around
Islands, Argentina imposed new
restrictions on the transit of vessels through the
routes from its ports to the
territory. However, the oil groups and
diplomats say that no changes
greatly affect plans
drilling, since it is not expected to ship or
provisions are to cross Argentine waters.
UK Conservatives asked
Brown to deploy more warships in the
region to "leave no doubt" about the
British determination to explore. William
Hague, foreign secretary,
said: "It should be clear that the
legitimate search for oil in waters
the Falkland Islands will be affected by
unwarranted threats or interference
Argentina ". Brown is anxious to ensure
that the dispute is not intensified, but
ruled that the drilling will take place
anyway. "It's not about having a
fight with Argentina, "said a diplomat
Briton. \ "We want to continue drilling
forward, and maintain good and constructive
relationship with Argentina, "he said. The
Analysts say the decree of the President
Cristina Fernandez as a threat by the
drilling, prompting a fervent
enthusiasm in Argentina for a possible flood of
"Black gold". Victorio Taccetti, the
Argentine Deputy Foreign Minister, said the move
"Raises the level" necessary authorization and
that prevent exploration because "the
have to travel far for supplies,
more difficult and expensive it will be "exploration
of hydrocarbons. However, Desire Petroleum,
which is coordinating the program, said the
measure will have no impact on plans for
rig that water enters
The Falklands on Friday and start the
perforation. Argentina promised fine or
revoke licenses of any company
participate in the exploration for or the supply
support services. But in terms
practical, "there is nothing I can do the
Argentina to stop the drilling, "
said Richard Rose, an analyst at Oriel
Securities brokers who work for Falkland Oil
and Gas. British Parliamentarians considered 3
Decree of the President \ 'pathetic and
useless \ "12:20 | World | Andrew Rosindell,
commissioned in the British Parliament to deal
relaiconadas issues to the islands, called the
Argentine government does not interfere with the
Falklands issues. February 17, 2010 The
parliamentary group secretary in charge
addressing issues related to these
islands, the Conservative Andrew Rosindell, requested the
Government of Argentina does not interfere with the
affairs of the Falklands. \ "I hope the Minister
Foreign Affairs (David Miliband) is directed to
Argentine authorities to tell them that this
is unacceptable behavior \ "said
Rosindell, about the decree to Cristina
ships passing through the Argentine seas
near the islands to seek permission to the Executive
Nacional. The MP said that \ "have
28 years since the Falklands War
(1982) \ "and that in this period \" has been left
clear to Argentina that have nothing to say
over the Malvinas waters or
territorial and should not interfere \ ".
Rosindell considered the decree of the President
Argentina \ "the typical political ploy \" and the
associated with opposition to Fernandez
exploration and exploitation of resources
oil in the north of the Falklands
part of British companies. The parliamentarian
British urged the captains
sailing in these waters do not listen to
requests to obtain permits
Buenos Aires navigation when passing water
towards international Falklands
the waters, he said, are part of the
jurisdiction of the United Kingdom. \ "Any
Argentina's attempt to claim any type of
rights of sovereignty in that region is
something we should take very seriously. I think
we should not appease Buenos Aires. Already
know what happened the last time \ "he said.
Nicholas Winterton, the president of this group
parliamentary involving all
political groups, asked the Foreign Office
next week hold a meeting to
speak of the decree of the President of Argentina, which
described as \ "pathetic and useless \". Both the
Labour government and the opposition
conservative, said Winterton, remain
committed to the sovereignty of the islands and
the principle of self determination of their
people. \ "The Argentines again
afford a hostile, but so
now only verbally, against a neighbor
friendly, the Falklands \ "he added
Winterton. \ "This in no way affect the
Falkland Islands. All you are trying to do
is to prevent the economic progress of the islands
Malvinas, because of course encourage
hydrocarbon exploration in this area is a
important part of the project to achieve a
sustainable future for the islands \ "he said.
\ "I do not think anybody wants to exacerbate what is already
is a difficult situation, but it is certainly
important that the Foreign Office said that this
decree has no jurisdiction over the waters
international \ "he said Winterton on whether
British want war, not words
pedro - 24/02/2010 - 23:47
The British newspaper Financial Times
Today an article written by reporters Alex
Barker, Miles Johnson and Jude Webber, in which
states that the conservatives of this country is
asked the British prime minister
send warships to strengthen the area
sea in the archipelago. Gordon Brown,
British Prime Minister, received orders for
to strengthen the naval forces defending
Falkland Islands, after Argentina
stepped up its rhetoric in the long-running dispute
for sovereignty. In an effort to
life difficult for British companies
preparing to drill in waters around
Islands, Argentina imposed new
restrictions on the transit of vessels through the
routes from its ports to the
territory. However, the oil groups and
diplomats say that no changes
greatly affect plans
drilling, since it is not expected to ship or
provisions are to cross Argentine waters.
UK Conservatives asked
Brown to deploy more warships in the
region to "leave no doubt" about the
British determination to explore. William
Hague, foreign secretary,
said: "It should be clear that the
legitimate search for oil in waters
the Falkland Islands will be affected by
unwarranted threats or interference
Argentina ". Brown is anxious to ensure
that the dispute is not intensified, but
ruled that the drilling will take place
anyway. "It's not about having a
fight with Argentina, "said a diplomat
Briton. \ "We want to continue drilling
forward, and maintain good and constructive
relationship with Argentina, "he said. The
Analysts say the decree of the President
Cristina Fernandez as a threat by the
drilling, prompting a fervent
enthusiasm in Argentina for a possible flood of
"Black gold". Victorio Taccetti, the
Argentine Deputy Foreign Minister, said the move
"Raises the level" necessary authorization and
that prevent exploration because "the
have to travel far for supplies,
more difficult and expensive it will be "exploration
of hydrocarbons. However, Desire Petroleum,
which is coordinating the program, said the
measure will have no impact on plans for
rig that water enters
The Falklands on Friday and start the
perforation. Argentina promised fine or
revoke licenses of any company
participate in the exploration for or the supply
support services. But in terms
practical, "there is nothing I can do the
Argentina to stop the drilling, "
said Richard Rose, an analyst at Oriel
Securities brokers who work for Falkland Oil
and Gas grasias the son of a bitch thousand menen
traitor who dismantled all but the fault of UVO
Alfonsin another thousand fucking hojo
February 26th, 2010 12:41 ampedro
Argentine Falklands sleeves are well dhijos a thousand whores are going to bomb if we fail to fuck if they are illegals and criminals mafiossos good whore queen elizabeth I continue sucking the British Conservatives demanded more presence
20:24 Malvinas military | World | I
asked the Prime Minister Gordon Brown
deploy more warships in the region
strengthen Britain's decision to explore.
British oil despite progress in Malvinas
Cristina Decree of February 17, 2010 The
Financial Times published today
an article written by reporters Alex
Barker, Miles Johnson and Jude Webber, in which
states that the conservatives of this country is
asked the British prime minister
send warships to strengthen the area
sea in the archipelago. Gordon Brown,
British Prime Minister, received orders for
to strengthen the naval forces defending
Falkland Islands, after Argentina
stepped up its rhetoric in the long-running dispute
for sovereignty. In an effort to
life difficult for British companies
preparing to drill in waters around
Islands, Argentina imposed new
restrictions on the transit of vessels through the
routes from its ports to the
territory. However, the oil groups and
diplomats say that no changes
greatly affect plans
drilling, since it is not expected to ship or
provisions are to cross Argentine waters.
UK Conservatives asked
Brown to deploy more warships in the
region to "leave no doubt" about the
British determination to explore. William
Hague, foreign secretary,
said: "It should be clear that the
legitimate search for oil in waters
the Falkland Islands will be affected by
unwarranted threats or interference
Argentina ". Brown is anxious to ensure
that the dispute is not intensified, but
ruled that the drilling will take place
anyway. "It's not about having a
fight with Argentina, "said a diplomat
Briton. \ "We want to continue drilling
forward, and maintain good and constructive
relationship with Argentina, "he said. The
Analysts say the decree of the President
Cristina Fernandez as a threat by the
drilling, prompting a fervent
enthusiasm in Argentina for a possible flood of
"Black gold". Victorio Taccetti, the
Argentine Deputy Foreign Minister, said the move
"Raises the level" necessary authorization and
that prevent exploration because "the
have to travel far for supplies,
more difficult and expensive it will be "exploration
of hydrocarbons. However, Desire Petroleum,
which is coordinating the program, said the
measure will have no impact on plans for
rig that water enters
The Falklands on Friday and start the
perforation. Argentina promised fine or
revoke licenses of any company
participate in the exploration for or the supply
support services. But in terms
practical, "there is nothing I can do the
Argentina to stop the drilling, "
said Richard Rose, an analyst at Oriel
Securities brokers who work for Falkland Oil
and Gas. British Parliamentarians considered 3
Decree of the President \ 'pathetic and
useless \ "12:20 | World | Andrew Rosindell,
commissioned in the British Parliament to deal
relaiconadas issues to the islands, called the
Argentine government does not interfere with the
Falklands issues. February 17, 2010 The
parliamentary group secretary in charge
addressing issues related to these
islands, the Conservative Andrew Rosindell, requested the
Government of Argentina does not interfere with the
affairs of the Falklands. \ "I hope the Minister
Foreign Affairs (David Miliband) is directed to
Argentine authorities to tell them that this
is unacceptable behavior \ "said
Rosindell, about the decree to Cristina
ships passing through the Argentine seas
near the islands to seek permission to the Executive
Nacional. The MP said that \ "have
28 years since the Falklands War
(1982) \ "and that in this period \" has been left
clear to Argentina that have nothing to say
over the Malvinas waters or
territorial and should not interfere \ ".
Rosindell considered the decree of the President
Argentina \ "the typical political ploy \" and the
associated with opposition to Fernandez
exploration and exploitation of resources
oil in the north of the Falklands
part of British companies. The parliamentarian
British urged the captains
sailing in these waters do not listen to
requests to obtain permits
Buenos Aires navigation when passing water
towards international Falklands
the waters, he said, are part of the
jurisdiction of the United Kingdom. \ "Any
Argentina's attempt to claim any type of
rights of sovereignty in that region is
something we should take very seriously. I think
we should not appease Buenos Aires. Already
know what happened the last time \ "he said.
Nicholas Winterton, the president of this group
parliamentary involving all
political groups, asked the Foreign Office
next week hold a meeting to
speak of the decree of the President of Argentina, which
described as \ "pathetic and useless \". Both the
Labour government and the opposition
conservative, said Winterton, remain
committed to the sovereignty of the islands and
the principle of self determination of their
people. \ "The Argentines again
afford a hostile, but so
now only verbally, against a neighbor
friendly, the Falklands \ "he added
Winterton. \ "This in no way affect the
Falkland Islands. All you are trying to do
is to prevent the economic progress of the islands
Malvinas, because of course encourage
hydrocarbon exploration in this area is a
important part of the project to achieve a
sustainable future for the islands \ "he said.
\ "I do not think anybody wants to exacerbate what is already
is a difficult situation, but it is certainly
important that the Foreign Office said that this
decree has no jurisdiction over the waters
international \ "he said Winterton on whether
British want war, not words
pedro - 24/02/2010 - 23:47
The British newspaper Financial Times
Today an article written by reporters Alex
Barker, Miles Johnson and Jude Webber, in which
states that the conservatives of this country is
asked the British prime minister
send warships to strengthen the area
sea in the archipelago. Gordon Brown,
British Prime Minister, received orders for
to strengthen the naval forces defending
Falkland Islands, after Argentina
stepped up its rhetoric in the long-running dispute
for sovereignty. In an effort to
life difficult for British companies
preparing to drill in waters around
Islands, Argentina imposed new
restrictions on the transit of vessels through the
routes from its ports to the
territory. However, the oil groups and
diplomats say that no changes
greatly affect plans
drilling, since it is not expected to ship or
provisions are to cross Argentine waters.
UK Conservatives asked
Brown to deploy more warships in the
region to "leave no doubt" about the
British determination to explore. William
Hague, foreign secretary,
said: "It should be clear that the
legitimate search for oil in waters
the Falkland Islands will be affected by
unwarranted threats or interference
Argentina ". Brown is anxious to ensure
that the dispute is not intensified, but
ruled that the drilling will take place
anyway. "It's not about having a
fight with Argentina, "said a diplomat
Briton. \ "We want to continue drilling
forward, and maintain good and constructive
relationship with Argentina, "he said. The
Analysts say the decree of the President
Cristina Fernandez as a threat by the
drilling, prompting a fervent
enthusiasm in Argentina for a possible flood of
"Black gold". Victorio Taccetti, the
Argentine Deputy Foreign Minister, said the move
"Raises the level" necessary authorization and
that prevent exploration because "the
have to travel far for supplies,
more difficult and expensive it will be "exploration
of hydrocarbons. However, Desire Petroleum,
which is coordinating the program, said the
measure will have no impact on plans for
rig that water enters
The Falklands on Friday and start the
perforation. Argentina promised fine or
revoke licenses of any company
participate in the exploration for or the supply
support services. But in terms
practical, "there is nothing I can do the
Argentina to stop the drilling, "
said Richard Rose, an analyst at Oriel
Securities brokers who work for Falkland Oil
and Gas grasias the son of a bitch thousand menen
traitor who dismantled all but the fault of UVO
Alfonsin hojo a thousand other Englishmen demanded more presence putaConservadores
20:24 Malvinas military | World | I
asked the Prime Minister Gordon Brown
deploy more warships in the region
strengthen Britain's decision to explore.
British oil despite progress in Malvinas
Cristina Decree of February 17, 2010 The
Financial Times published today
an article written by reporters Alex
Barker, Miles Johnson and Jude Webber, in which
states that the conservatives of this country is
asked the British prime minister
send warships to strengthen the area
sea in the archipelago. Gordon Brown,
British Prime Minister, received orders for
to strengthen the naval forces defending
Falkland Islands, after Argentina
stepped up its rhetoric in the long-running dispute
for sovereignty. In an effort to
life difficult for British companies
preparing to drill in waters around
Islands, Argentina imposed new
restrictions on the transit of vessels through the
routes from its ports to the
territory. However, the oil groups and
diplomats say that no changes
greatly affect plans
drilling, since it is not expected to ship or
provisions are to cross Argentine waters.
UK Conservatives asked
Brown to deploy more warships in the
region to "leave no doubt" about the
British determination to explore. William
Hague, foreign secretary,
said: "It should be clear that the
legitimate search for oil in waters
the Falkland Islands will be affected by
unwarranted threats or interference
Argentina ". Brown is anxious to ensure
that the dispute is not intensified, but
ruled that the drilling will take place
anyway. "It's not about having a
fight with Argentina, "said a diplomat
Briton. \ "We want to continue drilling
forward, and maintain good and constructive
relationship with Argentina, "he said. The
Analysts say the decree of the President
Cristina Fernandez as a threat by the
drilling, prompting a fervent
enthusiasm in Argentina for a possible flood of
"Black gold". Victorio Taccetti, the
Argentine Deputy Foreign Minister, said the move
"Raises the level" necessary authorization and
that prevent exploration because "the
have to travel far for supplies,
more difficult and expensive it will be "exploration
of hydrocarbons. However, Desire Petroleum,
which is coordinating the program, said the
As no impact on plans for
rig that water enters
The Falklands on Friday and start the
perforation. Argentina promised fine or
revoke licenses of any company
participate in the exploration for or the supply
support services. But in terms
practical, "there is nothing I can do the
Argentina to stop the drilling, "
said Richard Rose, an analyst at Oriel
Securities brokers who work for Falkland Oil
and Gas. British Parliamentarians considered 3
Decree of the President \ 'pathetic and
useless \ "12:20 | World | Andrew Rosindell,
commissioned in the British Parliament to deal
relaiconadas issues to the islands, called the
Argentine government does not interfere with the
Falklands issues. February 17, 2010 The
parliamentary group secretary in charge
addressing issues related to these
islands, the Conservative Andrew Rosindell, requested the
Government of Argentina does not interfere with the
affairs of the Falklands. \ "I hope the Minister
Foreign Affairs (David Miliband) is directed to
Argentine authorities to tell them that this
is unacceptable behavior \ "said
Rosindell, about the decree to Cristina
ships passing through the Argentine seas
near the islands to seek permission to the Executive
Nacional. The MP said that \ "have
28 years since the Falklands War
(1982) \ "and that in this period \" has been left
clear to Argentina that have nothing to say
over the Malvinas waters or
territorial and should not interfere \ ".
Rosindell considered the decree of the President
Argentina \ "the typical political ploy \" and the
associated with opposition to Fernandez
exploration and exploitation of resources
oil in the north of the Falklands
part of British companies. The parliamentarian
British urged the captains
sailing in these waters do not listen to
requests to obtain permits
Buenos Aires navigation when passing water
towards international Falklands
the waters, he said, are part of the
jurisdiction of the United Kingdom. \ "Any
Argentina's attempt to claim any type of
rights of sovereignty in that region is
something we should take very seriously. I think
we should not appease Buenos Aires. Already
know what happened the last time \ "he said.
Nicholas Winterton, the president of this group
parliamentary involving all
political groups, asked the Foreign Office
next week hold a meeting to
speak of the decree of the President of Argentina, which
described as \ "pathetic and useless \". Both the
Labour government and the opposition
conservative, said Winterton, remain
committed to the sovereignty of the islands and
the principle of self determination of their
people. \ "The Argentines again
afford a hostile, but so
now only verbally, against a neighbor
friendly, the Falklands \ "he added
Winterton. \ "This in no way affect the
Falkland Islands. All you are trying to do
is to prevent the economic progress of the islands
Malvinas, because of course encourage
hydrocarbon exploration in this area is a
important part of the project to achieve a
sustainable future for the islands \ "he said.
\ "I do not think anybody wants to exacerbate what is already
is a difficult situation, but it is certainly
important that the Foreign Office said that this
decree has no jurisdiction over the waters
international \ "he said Winterton on whether
British want war, not words
pedro - 24/02/2010 - 23:47
The British newspaper Financial Times
Today an article written by reporters Alex
Barker, Miles Johnson and Jude Webber, in which
states that the conservatives of this country is
asked the British prime minister
send warships to strengthen the area
sea in the archipelago. Gordon Brown,
British Prime Minister, received orders for
to strengthen the naval forces defending
Falkland Islands, after Argentina
stepped up its rhetoric in the long-running dispute
for sovereignty. In an effort to
life difficult for British companies
preparing to drill in waters around
Islands, Argentina imposed new
restrictions on the transit of vessels through the
routes from its ports to the
territory. However, the oil groups and
diplomats say that no changes
greatly affect plans
drilling, since it is not expected to ship or
provisions are to cross Argentine waters.
UK Conservatives asked
Brown to deploy more warships in the
region to "leave no doubt" about the
British determination to explore. William
Hague, foreign secretary,
said: "It should be clear that the
legitimate search for oil in waters
the Falkland Islands will be affected by
unwarranted threats or interference
Argentina ". Brown is anxious to ensure
that the dispute is not intensified, but
ruled that the drilling will take place
anyway. "It's not about having a
fight with Argentina, "said a diplomat
Briton. \ "We want to continue drilling
forward, and maintain good and constructive
relationship with Argentina, "he said. The
Analysts say the decree of the President
Cristina Fernandez as a threat by the
drilling, prompting a fervent
enthusiasm in Argentina for a possible flood of
"Black gold". Victorio Taccetti, the
Argentine Deputy Foreign Minister, said the move
"Raises the level" necessary authorization and
that prevent exploration because "the
have to travel far for supplies,
more difficult and expensive it will be "exploration
of hydrocarbons. However, Desire Petroleum,
which is coordinating the program, said the
measure will have no impact on plans for
rig that water enters
The Falklands on Friday and start the
perforación. Argentina prometió multar o
revocar licencias de cualquier compañía que
participe de la exploración o del abastecimiento
de servicios de apoyo. Pero en términos
prácticos, “no hay nada que pueda hacer la
Argentina para detener la perforación”,
señaló Richard Rose, analista de Oriel
Securities, brokers que trabajan para Falkland Oil
and Gas grasias al hijo de mil puta de menen
traidor que desmantelo todo pero la culpa la uvo
alfonsin otro hojo de mil puta
February 26th, 2010 12:41 ampedro
las malvinas son bien argentinas mangas dhijos de mil putas los vamos a bombardear si nos dejan de joder si estan de ilegales mafiossos delincuentes y la reyna bien puta la isabel que me la siga chupando Conservadores ingleses pidieron más presencia
militar en Malvinas 20:24 | Mundo | Le
solicitaron al primer ministro Gordon Brown que
despliegue más barcos de guerra en la región
fortalecer la decisión británica de explorar.
La petrolera británica avanzó en Malvinas pese
al decreto de Cristina 17 de febrero de 2010 El
periódico británico Financial Times publicó hoy
un artículo escrito por los periodistas Alex
Barker, Miles Johnson y Jude Webber, en el que
expresa que los conservadores de ese país le
solicitaron al primer ministro británico que
envíe buques de guerra para reforzar la zona
marítima en el archipiélago. Gordon Brown,
primer ministro británico, recibió pedidos para
que fortalezca las fuerzas navales que defienden
las Islas Malvinas, después de que Argentina
intensificó su retórica en la prolongada disputa
por la soberanía. En un esfuerzo por hacer
difícil la vida de las compañías británicas
que se preparan para perforar en aguas que rodean
las islas, la Argentina impuso nuevas
restricciones para el tránsito de buques por las
rutas que van desde sus puertos hasta el
territory. Sin embargo, los grupos petroleros y
diplomáticos sostienen que los cambios no
afectarán en gran medida los planes de
perforación, dado que no se espera que buques o
provisiones deban atravesar aguas argentinas.
Los conservadores del Reino Unido le pidieron a
Brown que despliegue más buques de guerra en la
región para que “no queden dudas” sobre la
determinación británica de explorar. William
Hague, secretario de relaciones exteriores,
señaló: “Debería quedar muy claro que la
búsqueda legítima de petróleo en las aguas de
las Islas Malvinas no se verá afectada por
amenazas injustificadas o la interferencia de
Argentina”. Brown está ansioso por asegurarse
de que la disputa no se intensificará, pero
sentenció que la perforación se llevará a cabo
de todos modos. “No se trata de tener una
pelea con Argentina”, dijo un diplomático
británico. \”Queremos que la perforación siga
adelante, y mantener una buena y constructiva
relación con la Argentina,” agregó. The
analistas consideran al decreto de la presidenta
Cristina Fernández como una amenaza por la
perforación, lo que provocó un ferviente
entusiasmo en Argentina por un posible torrente de
“oro negro”. Victorio Taccetti, el
vicecanciller argentino, señaló que la medida
“eleva el nivel” de autorización necesaria y
que impedirá la exploración porque “cuanto
más lejos tengan que ir para obtener provisiones,
más difícil y costosa será” la exploración
de hidrocarburos. Sin embargo, Desire Petroleum,
que está coordinando el programa, señaló que la
medida no tendrá impacto sobre los planes para
que la plataforma petrolífera ingrese a aguas de
Las Malvinas el viernes y comience la
perforación. Argentina prometió multar o
revocar licencias de cualquier compañía que
participe de la exploración o del abastecimiento
de servicios de apoyo. Pero en términos
prácticos, “no hay nada que pueda hacer la
Argentina para detener la perforación”,
señaló Richard Rose, analista de Oriel
Securities, brokers que trabajan para Falkland Oil
and Gas. 3 Parlamentarios ingleses consideraron
el decreto de la presidenta \”patético e
inútil\” 12:20 | Mundo | Andrew Rosindell,
encargado en el parlamento inglés de tratar
cuestiones relaiconadas a las islas, pidió al
gobierno argentino que no interfiera en los
asuntos de Malvinas. 17 de febrero de 2010 El
secretario del grupo interparlamentario encargado
de tratar las cuestiones relacionadas con esas
islas, el conservador Andrew Rosindell, pidió al
Gobierno de Argentina que no interfiera en los
asuntos de las Malvinas. \”Espero que el ministro
de Asuntos Exteriores (David Miliband) se dirija a
las autoridades argentinas para decirles que este
es un comportamiento inaceptable\”, dijo
Rosindell, acerca del decreto de Cristina para que
los barcos que pasen por mares argentinos en las
cercanías de las islas pidan permiso al Ejecutivo
Nacional. El parlamentario declaró que \”han
pasado 28 años desde la guerra de las Malvinas
(1982)\” y que en este período \”se ha dejado
claro a Argentina que no tienen nada que decir
sobre las islas Malvinas o sobre sus aguas
territoriales y que no deberían interferir\”.
Rosindell consideró el decreto de la presidenta
argentina \”la típica treta política\” y la
relacionó con la oposición de Fernández a la
exploración y explotación de los recursos
petrolíferos en el norte de las Malvinas por
parte de empresas británicas. El parlamentario
británico instó a los capitanes de los barcos
que naveguen por esas aguas a que no hagan caso a
las peticiones para que obtengan permisos de
navegación de Buenos Aires cuando pasen por aguas
internacionales en dirección a las Malvinas,
cuyas aguas, afirmó, forman parte de la
jurisdicción del Reino Unido. \”Cualquier
intento de Argentina de reclamar cualquier tipo de
derechos sobre la soberanía de esa región es
algo que deberíamos tomar muy en serio. Creo que
no deberíamos apaciguar a Buenos Aires. Already
sabemos lo que ocurrió la última vez\”, dijo.
Nicholas Winterton, el presidente de este grupo
interparlamentario con participación de todos los
grupos políticos, pidió al Foreign Office
mantener la semana que viene un encuentro para
hablar del decreto de la presidenta argentina, que
calificó como \”patético e inútil\”. Both the
Gobierno laborista, como la oposición
conservadora, indicó Winterton, permanecen
comprometidos con la soberanía de las islas y con
el principio de autodeterminación de sus
habitantes. \”Los argentinos vuelven a
permitirse un comportamiento hostil, aunque hasta
ahora sólo verbalmente, contra un vecino
amistoso, las islas Malvinas\”, añadió
Winterton. \”Esto no afectará en absoluto a las
islas Malvinas. Todo lo que están intentado hacer
es impedir el progreso económico de las islas
Malvinas, porque por supuesto que fomentar la
exploración de hidrocarburos en ese área es una
parte importante del proyecto para lograr un
futuro sostenible para las islas\”, afirmó.
\”No creo que nadie quiera exacerbar lo que ya
es una situación difícil, pero ciertamente es
importante que el Foreign Office exprese que este
decreto no tiene jurisdicción sobre las aguas
internacionales\”, concluyó Winterton en si los
britanicos quieren la guerra y no palabras
pedro – 24/02/2010 – 23:47
El periódico británico Financial Times publicó
hoy un artículo escrito por los periodistas Alex
Barker, Miles Johnson y Jude Webber, en el que
expresa que los conservadores de ese país le
solicitaron al primer ministro británico que
envíe buques de guerra para reforzar la zona
marítima en el archipiélago. Gordon Brown,
primer ministro británico, recibió pedidos para
que fortalezca las fuerzas navales que defienden
las Islas Malvinas, después de que Argentina
intensificó su retórica en la prolongada disputa
por la soberanía. En un esfuerzo por hacer
difícil la vida de las compañías británicas
que se preparan para perforar en aguas que rodean
las islas, la Argentina impuso nuevas
restricciones para el tránsito de buques por las
rutas que van desde sus puertos hasta el
territory. Sin embargo, los grupos petroleros y
diplomáticos sostienen que los cambios no
afectarán en gran medida los planes de
perforación, dado que no se espera que buques o
provisiones deban atravesar aguas argentinas.
Los conservadores del Reino Unido le pidieron a
Brown que despliegue más buques de guerra en la
región para que “no queden dudas” sobre la
determinación británica de explorar. William
Hague, secretario de relaciones exteriores,
señaló: “Debería quedar muy claro que la
búsqueda legítima de petróleo en las aguas de
las Islas Malvinas no se verá afectada por
amenazas injustificadas o la interferencia de
Argentina”. Brown está ansioso por asegurarse
de que la disputa no se intensificará, pero
sentenció que la perforación se llevará a cabo
de todos modos. “No se trata de tener una
pelea con Argentina”, dijo un diplomático
británico. \”Queremos que la perforación siga
adelante, y mantener una buena y constructiva
relación con la Argentina,” agregó. The
analistas consideran al decreto de la presidenta
Cristina Fernández como una amenaza por la
perforación, lo que provocó un ferviente
entusiasmo en Argentina por un posible torrente de
“oro negro”. Victorio Taccetti, el
vicecanciller argentino, señaló que la medida
“eleva el nivel” de autorización necesaria y
que impedirá la exploración porque “cuanto
más lejos tengan que ir para obtener provisiones,
más difícil y costosa será” la exploración
de hidrocarburos. Sin embargo, Desire Petroleum,
que está coordinando el programa, señaló que la
medida no tendrá impacto sobre los planes para
que la plataforma petrolífera ingrese a aguas de
Las Malvinas el viernes y comience la
perforación. Argentina prometió multar o
revocar licencias de cualquier compañía que
participe de la exploración o del abastecimiento
de servicios de apoyo. Pero en términos
prácticos, “no hay nada que pueda hacer la
Argentina para detener la perforación”,
señaló Richard Rose, analista de Oriel
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