On Tuesday the 12th of January 2010, the Socialist party whose head is Martine Aubry submitted a bill to the National Assembly to enable immigrants to vote during the next local elections.

The earthquake’s destruction has been aggravated not by a pact with the Devil, but by the crippling legacy of imperialism
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/ben_macintyre/article6995750.ece

Italian town where a White Christmas is a police matter
• John Hooper in Coccaglio, guardian.co.uk, Sunday 20 December 2009 21.01 GMT

In 2010, several debates and meetings will be held to commemorate the Fiftieth Anniversary of decolonization. Politicians as well as college students will discuss on the issue of colonization that was part and is still part of political and social debates.

As everyone in Paris is getting ready for the event; make ups and best suits on, I am sitting up in front my laptop and meditate on the past decade.

Sometimes I wish I were American; not for the American dream but because of people like this big boy. Listen to what a big boy has to tell his big boss: Lovely!
… Really wish we had the same big boy in the Hexagon.

I met some of those who liked it and left it… I met them in the UK …
What a strange feeling to be asked about the French culture, the French habits, to be teased about your French accent or simply to be called a Frenchie …
“I will support France, I really will, the day it supports me”.

In order to understand the significance of these convictions it is important to focus on one key player, Pierre Falcone, and his relationship with the Angolan leadership.

Whether the BBC wanted to use its communication tools to let a political party express its freedom of speech and political views or it wanted to use the program to make the far right party look like a fool while increasing its audience.

the culture’s return toward the acceptance and widespread use of racial epithets