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guyperea@gmail.com | Our Projects |  | | | | Wednesday, January 19, 2011
| | | Sudan: Southern Sudan Referendum: Africa (Dis)United? In our latest roundup of Southern Sudan Referendum 2011, Dr. James Okuk offers his "advance billion congratulation" to the people of Southern Sudan for choosing to form a new nation while Leon Nyerere, a Sudanese based in Canada, believes that there is no rational justification for the separation of Southern Sudan. The quest for separation, Leon argues, was informed by emotions than rational thinking. read>> | | Lebanon: Déjà vu as country plunges into crisis ... again Another day in Lebanon, another political crisis. As the recent turmoil threatens to tear the fragile country apart once again, many disconnected ordinary Lebanese respond with great apathy to a political process that has only caused them pain. read>> | | Panama: Fire in Youth Prison Sparks Controversy A fire in a correctional facility for juvenile offenders has generated all types of reactions on Twitter and Panamanian blogs. The police officers involved are trying to defend themselves and explain what happened, and on the other side the Panamanian people are divided between those that want heads to roll among the prison guards and those that justify the police actions. read>> | | Poland: Initial Reactions to Russian Report on Polish Air Force One Plane Crash The Interstate Aviation Committee's report on the crash of TU-154M airplane near Smolensk on April 10, 2010, has generated an outburst of strong opinions about the validity and objectivity of the document, as well as the effect it might have on the Polish politics in 2011. Most discussions in various social media are highly negative of the document's content, but gradually bloggers are beginning to elaborate on the topic. read>> | | Indonesia threatens to close down Blackberry Through his twitter account, Indonesia's Minister of Communication and Information accused Blackberry Research In Motion of being unresponsive to the demand of the government to filter pornographic content. If the company doesn't comply with the demand by January 21, the government will block Blackberry's browser. read>> | More posts on Global Voices today...
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