Revue de presse — série datée (2001-2013)
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50 articles
September 11, the hidden truths
Eric Reynaud's book explores the conspiracy theories surrounding the September 11, 2001 attacks.
The speech delivered by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the Durban 2 conference
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's speech at the Durban 2 conference criticizes inequalities and racial discrimination.
Transcription of the speech given by Sarkozy on January 16, 2009
Sarkozy declares that the crisis is global and requires a global response.
December 23, 2008. Obama is not Martin Luther King
The text examines Obama’s choices regarding political appointees, highlighting neoliberal figures such as Robert Rubin, Lawrence Summers, and Timothy Geithner. It points out the connections between these advisors and neoliberal economic policies, particularly financial deregulation and economic crises. The article criticizes Obama’s approach, which is seen as little different from that of previous governments, despite promises of change.
The game consists of hitting the President with a shoe
The page mentions a video in which an Iraqi journalist throws shoes at George Bush's head in 2008.
Addition dated November 6, 2008
The article deals with the anecdote of Sarah Palin, candidate for the American vice-presidency, who was trapped by French-Canadian journalists.
The backup guru
The article mentions a discussion with Buddhists about the lamas' teachings and reincarnation.
Bush, Iran and the Bomb
Eric Laurent's book criticizes George W. Bush and his lack of curiosity and historical culture.
Zugzwang
The text addresses international tensions linked to Iran and the American military presence in the region.
The Meaning Of That Kerry Fracas In Florida
The author criticizes the current press and its lack of rigor, particularly in scientific matters.
Chernobyl My Love
The article reveals unknown details about the Chernobyl disaster, including the dispatch of a French robot to measure radioactivity.
Reflections on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe
The author criticizes the treaty establishing a constitution for Europe, highlighting the risks of an approval-based democracy and a liberal economy.
The clauses relating to the death penalty fragmented into two distant texts
The document deals with clauses relating to the death penalty, with fragmented and incomplete texts.
Human rights, 1948
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was proclaimed by the UN in 1948. It aims to promote respect for fundamental rights and freedoms.
Famine as an instrument of power. October 29
Famine is used as a tool of control and domination by Western powers.
Interview with Cardinal Ratzinger given to L’Express in March 1997.
Interview with Cardinal Ratzinger in 1997 on the Second Vatican Council and its interpretations. – He criticizes revolutionary theologies and the politicization of faith. – He discusses interreligious dialogue and secularism in France.
What's the point of Petit killing himself over it?
The author presents a cosmological model based on the idea of twin universes, where dark matter would actually be twin matter in a parallel universe.
INTERNATIONALISATION
The Brazilian Minister of Education, Cristovam Buarque, opposes the internationalization of the Amazon as a Brazilian, but supports it as a humanist.
The incredible lead of the Nazi aircraft manufacturers
The article discusses the history of German aviation after the First World War, which was banned from possessing a military air force.
The Camp of the Assassins
The article explores revelations about historical figures such as de Gaulle and their role in controversial events.
Scholars for Reopen
The 'Scholars for Reopen' movement demands the reopening of the file on the September 11 attacks.
The corridors of the National Assembly
The author discusses his workload and his online responsibilities, as well as his thoughts on politics and society.