Grécia recusa ser o "Líbano da Europa e um armazém" de refugiados
25 Fev, 2016 - 12:13
O país é o principal ponto de entrada na União Europeia, a maior parte deles atravessando o Mar Egeu para chegar às ilhas gregas.
Foto: Orestis Panagiotou/ EPA
A Grécia recusa tornar-se o "Líbano da Europa" e ficar no seu território com milhões de migrantes e refugiados, em declarações proferidas em Bruxelas pelo ministro das Migrações grego.
AGORA CONVIDAREM-NOS À MERKEL E DEPOIS OS OUTROS PAGAREM É QUE NÃO...
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PODIAM TAMBÉM LIBERTAR A RAPAZIADA DA AURORA DOURADA...
PERTENCE CERTAMENTE AO submundo da blogosfera DE ACORDO COM CIENTÍFICAS CLASSIFICAÇÕES DUNS GAJOS QUE VIVEM DOS MEUS IMPOSTOS E ANDAM A AFUNDAR PORTUGAL
Thursday, February 25, 2016
PORTANTO O RICARDO SALGADO E O SÓCRATES NÃO TÊM NADA A VER COM O ASSUNTO...
Acções da Pharol afundam mais de 10%
ANA LUÍSA MARQUES | anamarques@negocios.pt, SARA RIBEIRO | sararibeiro@negocios.pt | 25 Fevereiro 2016, 13:04
Acções da Pharol afundam mais de 10%Pedro Elias/Negócios
Após terem estado a ganhar mais de 4%, os títulos da Pharol seguem agora a cair 10,73% depois de a TIM ter informado que o fundo russo LetterOne não quer aprofundar as negociações com a Oi para avançar com uma fusão dos activos.
As acções da Pharol perdem 10,73% e negoceiam em 20,8 cêntimos. Os títulos chegaram a subir 4,72% mas inverteram a tendência positiva depois de a TIM ter informado que o fundo russo Letter One não quer avançar com uma combinação de negócios com a Oi.
A informação foi divulgada esta quinta-feira, 25 de Fevereiro, pela Oi, que "avaliará os impactos deste anúncio para as possibilidades de consolidação no mercado brasileiro", lê-se na nota enviada ao regulador brasileiro (CVM).
O fundo do milionário russo Mikhail Fridman tinha proposto, em Outubro do ano passado, injectar 4 mil milhões de dólares (3,6 mil milhões de euros) na Oi, onde a Pharol é accionista, caso a fusão entre as duas operadoras avançasse.
Ao longo dos últimos meses a LetterOne, a TIM e a Oi realizaram várias reuniões para estudar o cenário de fusão entre as duas operadoras, uma opção que caso avançasse iria criar uma gigante das telecomunicações no Brasil, com 44% de quota de mercado.
No entanto, o fundo russo comunicou à Oi que foi informado pela TIM, operadora da Telecom Itália que, "embora agradeça por sua abordagem, não deseja aprofundar negociações a respeito da possibilidade de uma união entre a Oi e a TIM, no Brasil".
A LetterOne explica ainda que a sua abordagem" teve o objectivo de destravar o potencial desta operação no sector de telecom através de uma estrutura por meio da qual todas as sociedades estivessem alinhadas". Porém, continua, sem a participação da TIM, "não poderá neste momento prosseguir com a operação proposta conforme anteriormente prevista".
COMPRARAM GATO POR LEBRE E IMAGINO EU RECEBERAM O "SEU" POR FORA E DEPOIS...VIRGENS!
CLARO QUE OS SUCESSORES TAMBÉM NÃO VIRAM BEM A COISA.LEMBRO OS 98% DE "APROVAÇÃO" EM QUE LIXARAM OS "PEQUENOS"...MAS AGORA LIXAM-SE TAMBÉM...
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JÁ AGORA A CVM DO BRASIL PODIA AVERIGUAR QUEM É QUE ANDOU A VENDER "ONTEM" NUMA DE INSIDE TRADING?E À FARTAZANA...
ANA LUÍSA MARQUES | anamarques@negocios.pt, SARA RIBEIRO | sararibeiro@negocios.pt | 25 Fevereiro 2016, 13:04
Acções da Pharol afundam mais de 10%Pedro Elias/Negócios
Após terem estado a ganhar mais de 4%, os títulos da Pharol seguem agora a cair 10,73% depois de a TIM ter informado que o fundo russo LetterOne não quer aprofundar as negociações com a Oi para avançar com uma fusão dos activos.
As acções da Pharol perdem 10,73% e negoceiam em 20,8 cêntimos. Os títulos chegaram a subir 4,72% mas inverteram a tendência positiva depois de a TIM ter informado que o fundo russo Letter One não quer avançar com uma combinação de negócios com a Oi.
A informação foi divulgada esta quinta-feira, 25 de Fevereiro, pela Oi, que "avaliará os impactos deste anúncio para as possibilidades de consolidação no mercado brasileiro", lê-se na nota enviada ao regulador brasileiro (CVM).
O fundo do milionário russo Mikhail Fridman tinha proposto, em Outubro do ano passado, injectar 4 mil milhões de dólares (3,6 mil milhões de euros) na Oi, onde a Pharol é accionista, caso a fusão entre as duas operadoras avançasse.
Ao longo dos últimos meses a LetterOne, a TIM e a Oi realizaram várias reuniões para estudar o cenário de fusão entre as duas operadoras, uma opção que caso avançasse iria criar uma gigante das telecomunicações no Brasil, com 44% de quota de mercado.
No entanto, o fundo russo comunicou à Oi que foi informado pela TIM, operadora da Telecom Itália que, "embora agradeça por sua abordagem, não deseja aprofundar negociações a respeito da possibilidade de uma união entre a Oi e a TIM, no Brasil".
A LetterOne explica ainda que a sua abordagem" teve o objectivo de destravar o potencial desta operação no sector de telecom através de uma estrutura por meio da qual todas as sociedades estivessem alinhadas". Porém, continua, sem a participação da TIM, "não poderá neste momento prosseguir com a operação proposta conforme anteriormente prevista".
COMPRARAM GATO POR LEBRE E IMAGINO EU RECEBERAM O "SEU" POR FORA E DEPOIS...VIRGENS!
CLARO QUE OS SUCESSORES TAMBÉM NÃO VIRAM BEM A COISA.LEMBRO OS 98% DE "APROVAÇÃO" EM QUE LIXARAM OS "PEQUENOS"...MAS AGORA LIXAM-SE TAMBÉM...
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JÁ AGORA A CVM DO BRASIL PODIA AVERIGUAR QUEM É QUE ANDOU A VENDER "ONTEM" NUMA DE INSIDE TRADING?E À FARTAZANA...
OI ANAFRE AGORA VAMOS LÁ À SAÚDE.PROTOCOLOS COM CUBA PARA IMIGRANTES AFRICANOS POBRES.QUE PODEM LÁ SER DEIXADOS SÃOS E SALVOS PELO SOCIALISMO...
A Associação Nacional de Freguesias (Anafre) assinou um protocolo com a Ordem dos Advogados (OA) para prestar consultas jurídicas gratuitas a pessoas com carência económica. Os advogados do Porto consideram que o pagamento de 25 euros por hora é indigno.
É QUE CUBA MUITO AJUDOU NAS "INDEPENDÊNCIAS".TEM OBRIGAÇÕES MORAIS E MATERIAIS...
É QUE CUBA MUITO AJUDOU NAS "INDEPENDÊNCIAS".TEM OBRIGAÇÕES MORAIS E MATERIAIS...
O NOVO BANCO E O BCP BEM COMO OS PEQUENOS ACÇIONISTAS DA AGORA PHAROL VÃO CONTINUAR A SALVAR PLANETA...
TIM rejeita fusão com Oi
Fundo russo LetterOne abandona projecto de injecção de capital.
ROUBAR ERA QUANDO OS BRASILEIROS TINHAM QUE PAGAR O "QUINTO" DE OURO AO FISCO PORTUGUÊS.AGORA NADA DE FALAR EM %S...PORQUE O PESSOAL DOS SERTÕES TEM QUE ESTAR "LIGADO"...E COM SUBSÍDIO NOSSO...
IMAGINEM A UNIÃO EUROPEIA A SALVAR O PLANETA E A ESQUECER OS SEUS FILHOS...
Inside the 'white squatter camps' of South Africa: Hundreds of families endure terrible poverty in makeshift slums - which some blame on the fall of Apartheid
The 'white squatter camps' of South Africa which are home to hundreds revealed
The squatter camp in Munsieville, near Johannesburg, is one of 80 across South Africa. It is built on the site of an old refuse site and home to around 300, of which a quarter are children. There is no electricity, no running water apart from a couple of standpipes, no secure structures and food is scarce. Houses are typically built with bare earth floors, but frequent floods wash away the topsoil and leave decades-old waste exposed. Hospitals refuse residents care and those living at the camp are regularly rebuffed by potential employers at job interviews. Working-class white people, most of them Afrikaans-speakers, are going through an intense crisis in South Africa.
E JÁ AGORA OS CRISTÃOS QUE TUDO FAZEM PARA APAGAR DO PLANETA.
EIS UM CASO QUE DEVERIA MOTIVAR O MAMADOU BA A REGRESSAR A ÁFRICA COM SU MULHERSITA ESPANHOLA.EVITAR ESTE RACISMO...
The 'white squatter camps' of South Africa which are home to hundreds revealed
The squatter camp in Munsieville, near Johannesburg, is one of 80 across South Africa. It is built on the site of an old refuse site and home to around 300, of which a quarter are children. There is no electricity, no running water apart from a couple of standpipes, no secure structures and food is scarce. Houses are typically built with bare earth floors, but frequent floods wash away the topsoil and leave decades-old waste exposed. Hospitals refuse residents care and those living at the camp are regularly rebuffed by potential employers at job interviews. Working-class white people, most of them Afrikaans-speakers, are going through an intense crisis in South Africa.
E JÁ AGORA OS CRISTÃOS QUE TUDO FAZEM PARA APAGAR DO PLANETA.
EIS UM CASO QUE DEVERIA MOTIVAR O MAMADOU BA A REGRESSAR A ÁFRICA COM SU MULHERSITA ESPANHOLA.EVITAR ESTE RACISMO...
HI UK HERE OUR BEST FACTORY IS MAKING PASSPORTS FOR THE WORLD.THAT ARE JOINING YOU AS "PORTUGUESE"...
THE BATTLE FOR BRITAIN: IN OR OUT OF EUROPE
Another ONE MILLION migrants are on their way: Borders chief warns of huge new influx to Europe this year as Gove says Britain has no control over who we let in
Fabrice Leggeri warns of huge new migrant influx in Europe in 2016
The European Union's borders chief Fabrice Leggeri said it was impossible to halt the flood of arrivals who already number 110,000 this year, saying not even the patrols at sea (inset) or fences could stop them (main). Meanwhile Justice Secretary Gove claimed EU immigration policies were causing misery. He added this meant Britain could neither be 'humane' to refugees massing on the borders nor 'wise' economically.
YOU KNOW WE HAVE A LOT OF ARISTIDES DE SOUSA MENDES IN OUR GLOBAL DIPLOMACY...
Another ONE MILLION migrants are on their way: Borders chief warns of huge new influx to Europe this year as Gove says Britain has no control over who we let in
Fabrice Leggeri warns of huge new migrant influx in Europe in 2016
The European Union's borders chief Fabrice Leggeri said it was impossible to halt the flood of arrivals who already number 110,000 this year, saying not even the patrols at sea (inset) or fences could stop them (main). Meanwhile Justice Secretary Gove claimed EU immigration policies were causing misery. He added this meant Britain could neither be 'humane' to refugees massing on the borders nor 'wise' economically.
YOU KNOW WE HAVE A LOT OF ARISTIDES DE SOUSA MENDES IN OUR GLOBAL DIPLOMACY...
OS BONS ACOLHIMENTOS SEM RACISMO SÃO ASSIM.PODER VENDER DROGAS E COMER UMAS CRIANCINHAS BRANCAS...
How a Rotherham gang with history of criminality abused vulnerable girls
As four men and two women are found guilty of sexually exploiting children in the South Yorkshire town, many of their previous convictions can now be revealed
Arshid Hussain
‘Masterminded’ Arshid Hussain was a criminal involved in drugs trade. Photograph: PA
Lisa O'Carroll and Josh Halliday
Thursday 25 February 2016 06.00 GMT Last modified on Thursday 25 February 2016 09.47 GMT
It seemed like a fairytale ending to a troubled childhood. After finding herself homeless at the age of 15, she was taken under the wing of a kind middle-aged woman who gave her bed and board in her nearby home in Rotherham.
Karen MacGregor fed and clothed her, was “a good listener” and made her feel welcome and loved, just like a second mother.
But days later, this vulnerable girl woke up in bed to find herself being sexually abused by a man after being plied with vodka.
What began as something “shiny and inviting soon turned horrible,” the girl, known as Girl A, told the police.
Girl B who also spent time as a guest in MacGregor’s house had a similar story of her descent into horrific abuse by several men connected to a taxi firm down the road, who used to hang around the house late at night. “(MacGregor) started telling us: ‘You need to earn your keep’. Karen wanted to pimp everybody out,” she told the court. “Looking back, it was like Hansel and Gretel living at Karen’s.”
Girl A and B are two of the 15 girls who were raped, trafficked, beaten up, and passed around like sex slaves for more than a decade by a gang of men, predominantly of Pakistani origin, who “owned” Rotherham.
Child sex abuse in Rotherham: 'I was treated as a criminal … never as a victim'
The exploitation, which spanned 1987 to 2003, was orchestrated by Arshid Hussain, 40, two of his brothers Basharat and Bannaras along with their uncle Qurban Ali.
On Wednesday, Hussain, was found guilty of 23 counts of rape and indecent assault in addition to false imprisonment, abduction of a girl, and aiding and abetting rape.
Arshid Hussain’s brother Basharat was found guilty of 15 counts including of indecent assault, indecency with a child and threatening to kill a brother of one of his victims. A third Hussain brother, Bannaras, pleaded guilty to 10 offences before the three-month trial started. His pleas can be reported for the first time.
MacGregor, 58,was found guilty of conspiracy to rape, false imprisonment and procuring one of the women to become a common prostitute.Shelley Davies was found guilty of procuring one of the victims to become a common prostitute, and false imprisonment.
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One girl was locked up in a room above a restaurant in Blackpool for weeks and forced to have sex with a succession of men to “pay her way”. A 12-year-old was forced to perform sex acts with a group of men in a car after she was picked up from a children’s home. The main victim in the trial was abused by Arshid Hussain almost on a daily basis in churchyards, garages, above a pub.
The grooming was typical. Many of the girls had unsettled home lives, had suffered previous ill treatment or abuse, and some were in local authority care. All were vulnerable to predatory behaviour.
They were offered “sweets and pop”, mobile phones, perfume, and, later, hard drugs. Many of the girls thought the abuse was normal behaviour and that their abusers loved them. “I was in a car on my own. I was a 12-year-old girl. I just thought it is what I had to do,” said one of the girls picked up by Basharat Hussain from a children’s home at 12 and forced to perform oral sex on three men after he treated her to a meal. Another thought it was happy ever after with Arshid Hussain, she didn’t know he was married, or that he was abusing a string of other girls. Some continued to see their abusers when in prison. Others were lured into their criminal activities handling guns and drugs.
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Some of the girls suffered horrific violence, one had cigarettes stubbed out on her body, another was blindfolded and had petrol poured on her feet. When one of the victims tried to find a safe house to escape, her abuser threatened to kill her brother. He also told her he had a policeman on the inside so he would always know how to find her. Another girl, who had been abused since she was seven by various step-fathers was preyed on by Arshid and Basharat Hussain who would visit her at home and force her into sexual acts.
Five of the girls became pregnant, two at the age of 14. Two of them gave birth. One has a son by Arshid Hussain, whose brother warned the girl not to go ahead with the pregnancy as he already he had seven children by different English women around the country and didn’t even know their names.
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The horrendous abuse mirrors cases elsewhere in the country and is part of a suspected wider pattern of abuse in the town whose reputation was shattered in August 2014 when Prof Alexis Jay concluded in a report that as many as 1,400 children were exploited in Rotherham over a 16-year period.
The Rotherham case highlights the collective failure of police, social services and the local council to act despite repeated complaints from the girls. The catalogue of missed opportunities scream loud and clear from 51 pages of “agreed facts” that supported the trial in Sheffield crown court.
They raise specific questions about Child Protection Services, Rotherham council, South Yorkshire Police and the probation services. For instance there are records of the discovery of three adult men at 12.45am in the bedroom of a girl in a care home. The men were not arrested.
The agreed facts show, at best, an alarming level of police indifference in relation to these vulnerable children, several of whom had drug and alcohol problems and who were from broken homes.
One of the officers named in the trial, Kenneth Dawes, had a string of misconduct offences recorded against him. He is still on the force, although suspended pending further investigations following the allegations by two of the women in the trial. He denies any wrongdoing.
One of them told the court she reported the abuse to Dawes in the 1990s but he did nothing.
Another officer, PC Hassan Ali, was alleged by Girl L to have been involved in a “no-prosecution deal” in which she was handed over to police at a petrol station in exchange for immunity for her abuser, Arshid Hussain.
A politician accused by one of the victims as being involved in the deal at the garage was named in court as Jahangir Akhtar, a former deputy leader of Rotherham Council.
Ali was involved in a fatal car accident on 28 January 2015, the day he was put on restricted duties as a result of an investigation into that allegation and others.
He is one of 54 officers being investigated for a string of alleged offences by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
As four men and two women are found guilty of sexually exploiting children in the South Yorkshire town, many of their previous convictions can now be revealed
Arshid Hussain
‘Masterminded’ Arshid Hussain was a criminal involved in drugs trade. Photograph: PA
Lisa O'Carroll and Josh Halliday
Thursday 25 February 2016 06.00 GMT Last modified on Thursday 25 February 2016 09.47 GMT
It seemed like a fairytale ending to a troubled childhood. After finding herself homeless at the age of 15, she was taken under the wing of a kind middle-aged woman who gave her bed and board in her nearby home in Rotherham.
Karen MacGregor fed and clothed her, was “a good listener” and made her feel welcome and loved, just like a second mother.
But days later, this vulnerable girl woke up in bed to find herself being sexually abused by a man after being plied with vodka.
What began as something “shiny and inviting soon turned horrible,” the girl, known as Girl A, told the police.
Girl B who also spent time as a guest in MacGregor’s house had a similar story of her descent into horrific abuse by several men connected to a taxi firm down the road, who used to hang around the house late at night. “(MacGregor) started telling us: ‘You need to earn your keep’. Karen wanted to pimp everybody out,” she told the court. “Looking back, it was like Hansel and Gretel living at Karen’s.”
Girl A and B are two of the 15 girls who were raped, trafficked, beaten up, and passed around like sex slaves for more than a decade by a gang of men, predominantly of Pakistani origin, who “owned” Rotherham.
Child sex abuse in Rotherham: 'I was treated as a criminal … never as a victim'
The exploitation, which spanned 1987 to 2003, was orchestrated by Arshid Hussain, 40, two of his brothers Basharat and Bannaras along with their uncle Qurban Ali.
On Wednesday, Hussain, was found guilty of 23 counts of rape and indecent assault in addition to false imprisonment, abduction of a girl, and aiding and abetting rape.
Arshid Hussain’s brother Basharat was found guilty of 15 counts including of indecent assault, indecency with a child and threatening to kill a brother of one of his victims. A third Hussain brother, Bannaras, pleaded guilty to 10 offences before the three-month trial started. His pleas can be reported for the first time.
MacGregor, 58,was found guilty of conspiracy to rape, false imprisonment and procuring one of the women to become a common prostitute.Shelley Davies was found guilty of procuring one of the victims to become a common prostitute, and false imprisonment.
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One girl was locked up in a room above a restaurant in Blackpool for weeks and forced to have sex with a succession of men to “pay her way”. A 12-year-old was forced to perform sex acts with a group of men in a car after she was picked up from a children’s home. The main victim in the trial was abused by Arshid Hussain almost on a daily basis in churchyards, garages, above a pub.
The grooming was typical. Many of the girls had unsettled home lives, had suffered previous ill treatment or abuse, and some were in local authority care. All were vulnerable to predatory behaviour.
They were offered “sweets and pop”, mobile phones, perfume, and, later, hard drugs. Many of the girls thought the abuse was normal behaviour and that their abusers loved them. “I was in a car on my own. I was a 12-year-old girl. I just thought it is what I had to do,” said one of the girls picked up by Basharat Hussain from a children’s home at 12 and forced to perform oral sex on three men after he treated her to a meal. Another thought it was happy ever after with Arshid Hussain, she didn’t know he was married, or that he was abusing a string of other girls. Some continued to see their abusers when in prison. Others were lured into their criminal activities handling guns and drugs.
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Some of the girls suffered horrific violence, one had cigarettes stubbed out on her body, another was blindfolded and had petrol poured on her feet. When one of the victims tried to find a safe house to escape, her abuser threatened to kill her brother. He also told her he had a policeman on the inside so he would always know how to find her. Another girl, who had been abused since she was seven by various step-fathers was preyed on by Arshid and Basharat Hussain who would visit her at home and force her into sexual acts.
Five of the girls became pregnant, two at the age of 14. Two of them gave birth. One has a son by Arshid Hussain, whose brother warned the girl not to go ahead with the pregnancy as he already he had seven children by different English women around the country and didn’t even know their names.
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The horrendous abuse mirrors cases elsewhere in the country and is part of a suspected wider pattern of abuse in the town whose reputation was shattered in August 2014 when Prof Alexis Jay concluded in a report that as many as 1,400 children were exploited in Rotherham over a 16-year period.
The Rotherham case highlights the collective failure of police, social services and the local council to act despite repeated complaints from the girls. The catalogue of missed opportunities scream loud and clear from 51 pages of “agreed facts” that supported the trial in Sheffield crown court.
They raise specific questions about Child Protection Services, Rotherham council, South Yorkshire Police and the probation services. For instance there are records of the discovery of three adult men at 12.45am in the bedroom of a girl in a care home. The men were not arrested.
The agreed facts show, at best, an alarming level of police indifference in relation to these vulnerable children, several of whom had drug and alcohol problems and who were from broken homes.
One of the officers named in the trial, Kenneth Dawes, had a string of misconduct offences recorded against him. He is still on the force, although suspended pending further investigations following the allegations by two of the women in the trial. He denies any wrongdoing.
One of them told the court she reported the abuse to Dawes in the 1990s but he did nothing.
Another officer, PC Hassan Ali, was alleged by Girl L to have been involved in a “no-prosecution deal” in which she was handed over to police at a petrol station in exchange for immunity for her abuser, Arshid Hussain.
A politician accused by one of the victims as being involved in the deal at the garage was named in court as Jahangir Akhtar, a former deputy leader of Rotherham Council.
Ali was involved in a fatal car accident on 28 January 2015, the day he was put on restricted duties as a result of an investigation into that allegation and others.
He is one of 54 officers being investigated for a string of alleged offences by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
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