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WHAT HAPPENS IN CHILE AS WE SEE THE WORLD. ARE ABOUT TO LEGALIZE A NAZI PARTY

should not be allowed the legalization of a party that makes a hate speech at its most aberrant and caused millions of deaths in Europe, and Germany and Italy are now considered as part of a shameful past. It's amazing historical myopia José Antonio Viera-Gallo, this judge is making a mistake to think that this game is safe because behind only hide the hatred, resentment, totalitarianism and violence.
Question makes this article (below) can be answered with another question.
Is it OK to pedophiles CHILEAN PARTY AS LEGAL? would be equally absurd and abject, a question for a world that, as in the photo, respect, freedom and the right of existence of minorities returning to the state before the second war, as if this had not happened and all deaths of our loved ones were in vain, is like living in a world upside down. The Nazis even masquerade as Democrats and the facade of "Patria Nueva Sociedad" remain racist, totalitarian, xenophobic and homophobic. "

transcribe the article published Blog of the Chilean newspaper El Mercurio on July 12, 2010.

"Should we accept the neo-Nazis as a legal political party?
National Socialist Movement" Patria Nueva Sociedad (PNS), is on the verge of becoming a political party, it said its director, Alexis Lopez, who argued that "firms have to be enrolled as a party and we do it in September."
Lopez added that they are 11 years working to become a new political force for the country.
In this sense, the coach said "Since 1999 the first national ideological meeting, where laid the foundations of PNS, it was suggested that 2010 would be a political party. "
In 2006 a group of parliamentarians, the Jewish Youth Movilh and filed an appeal in the Constitutional Court, for this group was declared illegal, arguing that have prompted several neo-Nazi attacks recorded between 2002 and 2006.
However, the National Intelligence Agency (ANI), delivered a report this year, which states that the NAP is not unconstitutional and therefore can continue operating.
In this sense, the leader of the group said they are "resuming the activity that was held four years ago when the appeal is lodged, but now continue working. "
One of the background to the statement drafted by the then Minister José Antonio Viera-Gallo, to allow the motion to proceed, is that the number of members who support the group is" safe. "Given this
situation, Lee said that "currently there are seven people in formal membership and have more than seven thousand participants."

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Iran: A year of electoral fraud and brutal repression have cut

The June 12, 2009, the official communication that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad imposed in the presidential election by 63% of the vote, gaining a second term, caused shock and outrage in Iran. The opposition candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi, denounced the fraud and claimed victory. Thousands of Iranians took to the streets to defend their vote. The balance was bloody
: 70 dead. The victim was emblematic Neda Soltani, a 27-year-old who was shot in the chest. His agony was shot by a protester. The images were seen around the world and became a symbol of Neda in the Iranian democratic resistance.

As part of the protests and in the weeks immediately following, thousands of people were arrested politicians, journalists, human rights defenders, students ... Several hundred activists still detained and some have been sentenced to long prison terms.

That did not stop Ahmadinejad say, recently, in Iran no one is arrested for protesting. "
In recent years, the Iranian power has been increasingly militarized and has increased the influence of the Revolutionary Guards and intelligence services in the State apparatus.
InsideIran.org website, which expressed opposition to the regime, claims that anyone who publicly criticizes the Ahmadinejad's nuclear policy runs the risk of being imprisoned.
In this first anniversary of the 2009 elections, the opposition was not even allowed to demonstrate peacefully and quietly "without representations or statements", as requested two weeks earlier.
A recent report by Amnesty International (AI) says that in Iran there was an intensification of repression. They recognized authorities have arrested 5,000 people in the weeks after the election. But AI believes that the figure is much higher.
illegal raids and arrests carried out by agents in civilian clothes, incommunicado detention, mistreatment and even torture are some of the human rights violations that Amnesty International report in Iran.
The NGO also estimated that in the course of 2009, there were about 388 executions . Several people were sentenced to death in the process "exemplary" after the fraudulent re-election last June.
a result of fraud on the Iranian president's reelection was the emergence of a broad opposition movement which brings together civic and religious leaders, joined by such basic demands as the right to free speech and a decent life. This current, known as the Green Movement and led by Mir Hossein Moussavi, opposition presidential candidate, has always manifested in a peaceful manner, which did not prevent the regime systematically respond violence.
Ezzatollah Sahabi, leader of the religious nationalist Mazhabi Melli, who spent more than 15 years in prison of the Shah and then in the regime of the ayatollahs, he made an interesting balance in the management of Ahmadinejad in an interview with the newspaper Le Monde "Under the pretext of fighting against 'foreign intervention' this regime arbitrary practices and tramples all ethical and national value, despite its potential, Iran has become the most backward state, isolated and humiliated in the Middle East and Asia, the same level as North Korea. "

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ADMITS REUTERS PHOTOS CONFRONTATION IN THE BOAT, DENIES POLITICAL MOTIVE

On the left, the picture is cropped. On the right, the photo published by Reuters.

Reuters news agency based in England has been stung for the second time on charges of politically sensitive edited photos in a way that puts Israel in a bad light. But this time, Reuters claims that it was not his fault.
news agency responded to questions raised by an American blogger who showed that the Reuters photo service knives, and removed the traces of blood to edit the photos taken aboard the Mavi Marmara activists during a confrontation with Israeli commandos last week. Nine people were killed and dozens wounded in the clash.
fight photos were published by HHI, the Turkey-based group that sponsored the fleet of six boats that tried to break Israel's blockade of Gaza.
In one photo, an Israeli commando is shown lying on the deck, surrounded by activists. The uncropped photo released by HHI shows the hand of an unidentified activist holding a knife. But in the photo from Reuters, the hand is visible but the knife has been deleted.
The blog "Little Green Footballs [green ball Football] challenged the edition of the Reuters photo.
"That's a very interesting way to crop the photo. Most people would consider that knife an important part of context. There was a huge controversy over whether the activists were armed. Cut out a knife, in a photo showing a soldier who apparently had been stabbed seems like a very strange editorial decision. Unless someone was trying to hide it, "said blogger.
In a second photo printing unedited published by HHI shows blood along the railing of the ship and one hand holding a knife while an Israeli soldier lying on the deck. Both the blood and the knife went missing in the photo that Reuters published. Reuters refused
on Thursday to try to alter the political meanings of the photographs.
"The images in question were made available in Istanbul, following a normal editorial practice were prepared for release which included cutting the edges," news agency said in a statement. "When we realized that a knife had been inadvertently cut images, Reuters moved immediately to the original set as well."
Reuters has not responded to the changes on the second photo.
This is the second time that Reuters has been accused of manipulating photos. In 2006, a Reuters photographer, Adnan Hajj, adultery several photos of the destruction caused by Israel's bombardment of Beirut. In one he added smoke to the panorama of Southern Beirut to make the damage look more severe than it was. In a second picture, he showed a woman whose house was allegedly destroyed in the attack, but an investigation revealed that the woman's house had been destroyed before the Israeli attack. Reuter
later removed all more than 900 pictures of Hajj of the distribution and cut ties with him. A photo editor was also fired.
BY: Ed Barnes

Hamas refuses

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Hamas rejected humanitarian aid aboard the flotilla Gaza, second leg. The drugs have expired.

to receive the aid seized in Israel's military approach to the "Freedom Flotilla" and wants it to be returned to the organizations that donated instead of entering the Gaza Strip via Israel .

The terrorist organization that took control of Gaza in June 2007, blames Israel to be the main obstacle to humanitarian aid ships traveling in intercepted reach Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. "Israel want any help from reaching Gaza, "said Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhum.
For his part, Guy Inbar, a spokesman for Israeli military agency in charge of the administration of the Palestinian territories noted that "eight trucks with humanitarian aid from the fleet have been unloaded at the Kerem Shalom crossing (on the border with Gaza), where they hope to have it removed."
Israeli spokesman argued in a statement that to date "have more than 60 trucks loaded with clothes, blankets, school bags, mattresses, car seats for babies, cabinets and medical equipment such as wheelchairs, glasses, first- aid, medical beds and medicine. " In addition, the Israeli Army has reported that the drugs have expired , so have taken the trouble to indicate affixing labels to packaging, to note the fact and the Palestinians to decide whether will use them.
Source: EFE