Tuesday, April 9, 2013

OLHA QUE SE TIVESSEM RECEBIDO FORMAÇÃO DA Tcheka /KGB TALVEZ TIVESSEM SIDO RECUPERADOS DE ALGUMA FOSSA COMUM...


Livro revela que PIDE recebeu formação da Gestapo e da CIA

Por Agência Lusa, publicado em 9 Abr 2013 - 15:11 | Actualizado há 46 minutos 46 segundos
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ESPERO QUE AS "GARANTIAS" E AS "OFICIOSAS" NÃO SE APLIQUEM AO "PORTUGUÊS" PRESO PELA DEA...


Manuel Mamadi Mané 


A MALTA NACIONALIZA A EITO DIZENDO QUE A MALTA NOS IA PAGAR A PENSÃO.ESTE PELOS VISTOS SÓ QUERIA MANDAR TONELADAS DE COCA...
ESTA COISA DO "TUDO E DO SEU CONTRÁRIO" FEITO PELOS MESMOS GAJOS DEU OU NÃO UM RESULTADÃO?OS MARXISTAS-LENINISTAS-MAOISTAS-MAÇONS-ADVOGADOS .INTERPRETADORES-REPRESENTANTES NÃO ANDAM A TRAIR OS SEUS ELEITORES DO PORTUGAL PROFUNDO NÃO SENHOR...

UI UI LÁ SE IAM AS "OFICIOSAS" QUE TRANSFORMAM O PAÍS NUM PARAÍSO DE CRIMINOSOS...


Chris Grayling: criminals should be made to pay their legal costs

Justice secretary says convicted criminals may have to pay their own legal defence costs, as part of cuts to legal aid

Chris Grayling criminals should pay legal costs
Chris Grayling believes criminal punishment should include bearing more of the cost imposed on society. Photograph: Yui Mok/PA
Convicted criminals should be made to pay for their own legal defence costs, the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, will announce on Tuesday.
Under plans to make further savings to the Ministry of Justice's massivelegal aid bill, those found guilty may have the court's expenses deducted from their future earnings.
Offenders can already be ordered to make compensation payments to victims, victims' services, the courts, or other government agencies - for example the Crown Prosecution Service. There is, however, currently no power to make them pay directly towards the running cost of the court.
More details of how the coalition government plans to make additional savings to legal aid are due to be announced in a consultation document published on Tuesday. Criminal legal aid at present costs the government £1bn a year. Around 1.23m defendants were sentenced at all courts in the 12 months ending September 2012.
Grayling said: "Why should the law-abiding, hard-working majority pay for a court service for the minority who break the law?
"Those who live outside the law should pay the consequences both through being punished and bearing more of the costs they impose on society. That is why we are exploring ways to make criminals pay towards the cost of their prosecution to the court."
The consultation will propose measures that the MoJ says are aimed at ensuring "the best value for taxpayers' hard-earned money and tackling instances where people have been taking the system – and those who pay for it – for a ride".
Among other schemes the Ministry of Justice has been considering is introducing competitive tendering for contracts to carry out criminal legal aid work in courts. Lawyers fear such a change would severely reduce the quality of representation in British courts, removing "the centuries-old right for a defendant to choose his or her own solicitor".
At the weekend, the government confirmed that foreign migrants will have to live in Britain for a year before they can claim civil legal aid as part of reforms to save £300m a year.
Grayling told The Sunday Telegraph: "There are a number of areas where somebody who comes to this country even on a tourist visa can access civil legal aid. We are going to change that.
"There have been examples of people who have come to the country for extraordinarily short periods of time who have had a relationship breakdown and then they end up in our courts at our expense to determine custody of the children.
"This will exclude people who enter the country illegally, who up to now have been able to access our legal aid system in a way I don't think should ever have happened."
The consultation is also likely consider preventing prisoners using legal aid for cases that do not relate to the length of their sentences, according to the newspaper.
"I am proposing to take legal aid away from prisoners who don't like the prison they are in, or don't like the cell they are in, or don't like a part of the regime," Mr Grayling told The Sunday Telegraph.

MAS TÊM IGUALDADES QUE SE FARTA.E VÃO TER MAIS "CEF´S" PORQUE O QUE NOS FALTA É CURSOS DE CABELEIREIRA E DE EMPREGADA DE BALCÃO...


Ensino: Conselho Nacional de Educação elabora relatório

Lisboa e Setúbal com piores notas

Os resultados escolares dos alunos dos distritos de Lisboa e Setúbal, e do sul em geral, estão em queda, enquanto Norte e Centro revelam progressos, indica o relatório ‘Estado da Educação 2012’, ontem apresentado pelo Conselho Nacional de Educação (CNE).
"Há um problema nos distritos a sul do Tejo. Desafio os cientistas sociais a tentarem explicar isto. Em Lisboa e Setúbal, penso que tem que ver com a maior diversidade cultural e étnica a que a escola ainda não deu resposta", afirmou Ana Maria Bettencourt, presidente do CNE.
Pela primeira vez, foi possível relacionar origem social e resultados escolares, verificando-se, genericamente, uma influência decisiva.
Mas há exceções. No Norte, 35 por cento das escolas em meios mais desfavorecidos obtêm resultados acima da média no 3º ciclo – no Centro, esta percentagem passa os 50%. Já em Lisboa, nenhuma escola nestas condições atinge a média nacional. O diagnóstico do CNE mostra um país de contrastes, onde 40% das pessoas com 20 anos frequenta o ensino superior, mas onde 3 milhões têm só a primária ou menos. Um país a recuperar o atraso, mas ainda a 38 pontos percentuais da média europeia no número dos que têm o secundário. "Não podemos abrandar no ensino de adultos, para recuperar", disse Bettencourt, frisando que o orçamento da educação está a níveis de 2001.

TUDO MINISTRADO POR CIENTISTAS.ISTO DE TRANSFORMAREM AS ESCOLAS PORTUGUESAS EM COLÉGIOS SUIÇOS PARA O MUNDO TEM DANOS COLATERAIS.ESTAMOS CADA VEZ MAIS ESCURINHOS E MAIS FALIDOS.MAS PRONTOS ANDAM A CUMPRIR O PROGRAMA INTERNACIONALISTA DO HOMEM NOVO E MULATO A QUE TUDO SE DEVE SACRIFICAR.E VEM AÍ A POSSIBILIDADE DE ELEGEREM E SEREM ELEITOS.COMO DEFENDE O PROF MARCELO.PARA UM DIA MANDAREM PARA ÁFRICA OS INDÍGENAS A MAIS...

Monday, April 8, 2013

ENTÃO E QUE TAL UMA "DESCOLONIZAÇÃO"?

Vítor Bento: Decisão do TC só deixa “três portas abertas: impostos, fecho de serviços ou despedimentos"

É QUE SABE-SE QUE A CONSTITUIÇÃO MAL A RAPAZIADA META CÁ UM PÉ COMEÇA LOGO A PAGAR.E DE TAL FORMA QUE UM PÉ DESCALÇO, SEM EIRA NEM BEIRA PODE CUSTAR MAIS DO QUE UM DOUTORADO...BASTA TER O SIDA.E COMO SÃO QUARENTA E TAL MIL...QUE ANDAM POR AÍ A ESPALHAR A DOENÇA ATRAVÉS DO "IR TOMAR NO CU"...

AS CONQUISTAS DE ABRIL A CRÉDITO, A "EUROPA" E O IMPÉRIO AGORA SÓ CÁ DENTRO...

A velha nota de 100$00
Lembra-se da velhinha nota de 100$00?
Então recorda o que podia fazer com ela há 40 Anos ...

Comíamos um frango de churrasco no Bom Jardim                                    20$00
Víamos uma matinée no Cinema S. Jorge (Música no Coração)                10$00
Bebíamos 2 ginginhas no Rossio                                                                 3$00
Comíamos 2 sandes de presunto no Solar dos Presuntos                            6$00
Jantar no Parque Mayer (Sardinhas Assadas)                                           17$50
Assistíamos a uma Revista à Portuguesa no Parque                                   16$00
Telefone para dizer que tínhamos perdido o último barco                             1$00
Dormir numa pensão com pequeno-almoço incluído                                    5$00
O resto da nota dava para ir de carro eléctrico                                            1$50
TOTAL                                                                                                   100$00

Hoje ... 100$00 são € 0,50 e dá para uma simpática (???) gorjeta!
Os tempos são outros, diferentes realidades, e o valor do dinheiro também ...

ERA NO TEMPO EM QUE NÃO HAVIA COCA COLA POR TEREM TENTADO SUBORNAR O SALAZAR...E HAVIA "BONS" E "MAUS", COM OS "MAUS" OU NA CADEIA OU POR LONGE...

Ó PASSOS ANTES DE CORTARES A EITO DESCOLONIZA PÁ...E ACABA COM AS NACIONALIZAÇÕES SALVADORAS POR NOSSA CONTA...

New migrants will have to wait a year for legal aid
Justice secretary to announce plans aimed at targeting illegal immigrants, failed asylum seekers and those on tourist visas

The Guardian, Sunday 7 April 2013 20.28 BST

Chris Grayling will announce plans to restrict legal aid for foreign nationals who have only been in the UK for a short time. Photograph: Ray Tang / Rex Features
Foreign nationals are to be denied the right to obtain legal aid for civil cases until they have lived in Britain for at least a year, the justice secretary Chris Grayling will announce this week.

In the latest example of a tougher approach on immigration, Grayling said the government was particularly keen to target people who come to Britain for "extraordinarily short periods of time" and then claim legal aid to fund custody battles.

Speaking to the Sunday Telegraph, Grayling said he hoped the changes would ensure that illegal immigrants, failed asylum seekers and people on tourist or student visas would no longer be able to apply for legal aid for civil cases.

He said: "There are a number of areas where somebody who comes to this country even on a tourist visa can access civil legal aid. We are going to change that. There have been examples of people who have come to the country for extraordinarily short periods of time who have had a relationship breakdown and then they end up in our courts at our expense to determine custody of the children."

"This will exclude people who enter the country illegally, who up to now have been able to access our legal aid system in a way I don't think should ever have happened."The changes are designed to help the government cut the £1.7bn legal aid budget by £300m. Grayling said that QCs "should reasonably expect" not to earn more than the prime minister's salary of £142,000 in cases funded by the state.

In other changes prisoners will be banned from claiming legal aid for any cases that do not relate to the length of their sentence. "I am proposing to take legal aid away from prisoners who don't like the prison they are in, or don't like the cell they are in, or don't like a part of the regime," Grayling said.

The government has briefed its crackdown on legal aid for overseas nationals on numerous occasions as it seeks to show that it is taking tough action before the lifting of restrictions on Romania and Bulgaria next January But the restrictions on legal aid are unlikely to apply to citizens from those countries because any limits have to apply to all EU citizens, including those from Britain.

E SE ALGUM DIA DEVOLVEREM TODOS OS QUE AQUI NACIONALIZARAM VAI SER MUITO BONITO VAI...