'Sunny' ambon@tele2.se [ppiindia]
2015-11-09 16:02:30 UTC
res : Siapa mau merdeka seperti Catalonia? Jangan malu-malu kucing? hahahahah. Lihat itu Timor Timur yang dulu dijadikan propinsi ke 27, dalam waktu kurang lebih 13 tahun setelah kemerdekaan diakui dunia internasionl dapat menghasilkan 700 dokter yang dididik di Kuba (negara Komunis). Mereka telah kembali ke negeri mereka untuk melakukan tugas. Selain itu atas bantuan Kuba telah didirikan Sekolah Kedokteran di Timor Leste. 400 mahasiwa yang belajar.
Coba Anda lihat dan bandingkan dengan wilayah-wilayah lain, terutama propinsi-propinsi Indonesia Timur. Berapa banyak dokter dimiliki tiap propinsi? Selama 70 tahun merdeka-merdeka tidak ada sekolah kedokteran. Mengapa demikian?
https://news.vice.com/article/catalonia-has-just-launched-its-official-secession-process-from-spain?utm_source=vicenewsemail
Catalonia Has Just Launched Its Official Secession Process From Spain
Europe
Catalonia Has Just Launched Its Official Secession Process From Spain
By Reuters and VICE News
November 9, 2015 | 12:40 pm
Catalonia's regional government today voted in favor of a resolution to split from Spain, launching a so-called roadmap towards independence which the central government in Madrid has vowed to block.
The declaration on secession, the first step which pro-independence parties hope will lead to the northeastern region splitting from Spain within 18 months, was backed by a majority in the regional parliament.
Related: 'There's No Going Back': Why Spain and Catalonia Are on Immediate Collision Course
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said his government would file an appeal with the Constitutional Court to ensure that an independence declaration backed by the Catalan regional parliament has "no consequences," he told a news conference.
Parties favoring independence from Spain won a majority of seats in the Catalan regional election in September. The Spanish constitution does not allow any region to break away, however, and Rajoy's center-right government, facing a general election in December, has previously said it will immediately seek to block the resolution in the courts.
Related: Catalonia May Vote to Break Away From Spain in Sunday Elections
Topics: spain, europe, catalonia, independence, politics, autonomous community, artur mas, mariano rajoy, madrid, barcelona, referendum, autonomy
Coba Anda lihat dan bandingkan dengan wilayah-wilayah lain, terutama propinsi-propinsi Indonesia Timur. Berapa banyak dokter dimiliki tiap propinsi? Selama 70 tahun merdeka-merdeka tidak ada sekolah kedokteran. Mengapa demikian?
https://news.vice.com/article/catalonia-has-just-launched-its-official-secession-process-from-spain?utm_source=vicenewsemail
Catalonia Has Just Launched Its Official Secession Process From Spain
Europe
Catalonia Has Just Launched Its Official Secession Process From Spain
By Reuters and VICE News
November 9, 2015 | 12:40 pm
Catalonia's regional government today voted in favor of a resolution to split from Spain, launching a so-called roadmap towards independence which the central government in Madrid has vowed to block.
The declaration on secession, the first step which pro-independence parties hope will lead to the northeastern region splitting from Spain within 18 months, was backed by a majority in the regional parliament.
Related: 'There's No Going Back': Why Spain and Catalonia Are on Immediate Collision Course
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said his government would file an appeal with the Constitutional Court to ensure that an independence declaration backed by the Catalan regional parliament has "no consequences," he told a news conference.
Parties favoring independence from Spain won a majority of seats in the Catalan regional election in September. The Spanish constitution does not allow any region to break away, however, and Rajoy's center-right government, facing a general election in December, has previously said it will immediately seek to block the resolution in the courts.
Related: Catalonia May Vote to Break Away From Spain in Sunday Elections
Topics: spain, europe, catalonia, independence, politics, autonomous community, artur mas, mariano rajoy, madrid, barcelona, referendum, autonomy