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SANTO DOMINGO. - Organization of American States (OAS) Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza today agreed with statements by president Leonel Fernandez on the multilateral organisms’ incapacity to confront situations such as the coup in Honduras.

Insulza not only shares Fernandez’s doubts regarding the powers  international organisms to deal with situations such as Honduras, but revealed that he has made such efforts in the OAS Permanent Council regarding the inability of the Democratic Charter.

The OAS official speaking in the opening of the Meeting of Ministers on Public Security in the Americas headed by vice president Rafael Alburquerque, said he plans to meet with the Dominican President to discuss his statements and to see how they can be placed into practice.

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Written by: josean, 4 Nov 2009 3:43 PM
From: United States
Como cantaba Carlos Puebla "La OEA es un cosa tan FEA!"
Written by: josean, 4 Nov 2009 4:02 PM
From: United States
Meanwhile the Mother Country Doesn't want US!

Help for everbody but those who need it, but then what to expect from a country that restores a Monarchy!

Carajo Manolo!

No money, no scholarship to Spain

The Ministry of Higher Education has confirmed that low-income students continue to have difficulties in securing their student visas to Spain, even after having won scholarships to study at Spanish universities. Speaking yesterday, Minister Ligia Amada Melo said that the Spanish consulate is prompt to grant visas to students whose parents can prove they have the "economic guarantees" to ensure the students will return. But not so with those who otherwise would not qualify for travel to Spain. The consulate suspects that students from lower-income backgrounds are more likely to apply for jobs in Spain after completing their studies. Visa applications from 150 students who won scholarships to Spain were rejected by the Spanish consulate.

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Written by: josean, 4 Nov 2009 4:03 PM
From: United States
The minister has lobbied the Spanish government for a more flexible visa policy, but this is not happening. The Minister says that instead they will increase the number of scholarships to the US, France, Brazil and Mexico, countries that have been more willing to issue visas to students who obtain scholarships and university admissions.
At the same time, she announced that students from Qatar would come to the DR to study medicine and pharmacy. As part of a cooperation agreement with Qatar, Ambassador Saud Abdulaziz Al-Sowaidi said that students and professors from both countries would take part in joint scientific research projects.

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Written by: juanb, 4 Nov 2009 4:21 PM
From: Dominican Republic
If they are smart enough to get a scholarship then they are smart enough to know that there is nothing good in their future if they return to our failed corrupt state.
Written by: old_school_trinitario, 4 Nov 2009 4:45 PM
From: Dominican Republic, San Carlos, barrio de matatanes, aqui no invente
josean

your mother country is africa and your father country is france

and you should know, they have pills for people with identity problems like you

hay una que se llama haitianon500, buenisima para tratar casos graves como el tuyo

dale un chekerau a este link, ojala y te ayude a salir de ese laberinto en el que vives

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Written by: josean, 4 Nov 2009 5:20 PM
From: United States
Speaking of corrupt and failed!
Written by: PepeLopez, 8 Nov 2009 9:37 PM
From: United States, I believe that Chillaxin was right!!! a commie but right
OAS does what the U.S. wants it to anyway...
Written by: PepeLopez, 8 Nov 2009 9:37 PM
From: United States, I believe that Chillaxin was right!!! a commie but right
Josean beat me too it....
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