Penunjuk perasaan menduduki Hong Kong
'Mengheret keluar HSBC HQ' . . .
By 1WC’sChannel | earthWatch (Syawal 25), Wednesday12, September 2012
RT News - ‘Penunjuk perasaan menduduki Hong Kong 'Mengheret keluar HSBC HQ' ‘Bailiffs’ dibersihkan daripada anti-kapitalis aktivis dan barang-barang mereka dari tapak dibawah ibu pejabat Asia bank HSBC di Hong Kong pada Selasa - berakhir satu perkhemahan paling lama berjalan yang menduduki pergerakan global ini. Pertempuran tercetus selepas ‘bailiffs’ dan pengawal bank tiba di waktu pagi untuk membersihkan keluar aktivis, yang telah diabaikan perintah mahkamah yang memerlukan mereka untuk meninggalkan sehingga 27 Ogos. Sesetengah telah dibawa atau diseret jauh dan diambil di luar perimeter, di mana mereka melepaskannya. Penunjuk perasaan lepas telah dibuang di luar tapak di tengah-tengah daerah kewangan di bandar ini oleh lewat petang. (3 Jam Lalu. M'sian @Sept 12 or/atau Syawal 25, 1433/2012)
RT News - ‘Occupy Hong Kong protesters dragged out of HSBC HQ’ Bailiffs cleared out anti-capitalist activists and their belongings from a site underneath HSBC bank's Asian headquarters in Hong Kong on Tuesday - ending one of the global Occupy movement's longest-running encampments. Skirmishes broke out after bailiffs and bank guards arrived in the morning to clear out the activists, who had ignored a court order requiring them to leave by 27 August. Some were carried or dragged away and taken outside a perimeter, where they were let go. The last protester was thrown off the site in the heart of the city's financial district by late afternoon. (3 hours ago. M'sian @Sept 12 or/atau Syawal 25, 1433/2012)
Greece akan menyerah kepada permintaan Troika . . .
RT News - 'Greece akan menyerah kepada permintaan Troika' Bertindak menyeimbangkan halus tenun untuk PM Yunani Antonis Samaras kerana dia bertemu salah daripada ketuanya ‘paymasters’ - Presiden Bank Pusat Eropah, Mario Draghi. RT bercakap dengan Panagiotis Sotiris, seorang wartawan dan pensyarah di Universiti Aegean. (3 Jam Lalu. M'sian @Sept 12 or/atau Syawal 25, 1433/2012)
RT News - 'Greece will capitulate to Troika demands' A delicate balancing act looms for the Greek PM Antonis Samaras as he meets one of his chief paymasters - the President of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi. RT talks to Panagiotis Sotiris, a journalist and lecturer at the University of the Aegean. (3 hours ago. M'sian @Sept 12 or/atau Syawal 25, 1433/2012)
Reuters/Pascal Rossignol
Yunani Kompromi: ‘Antara pelan menyelamat
& tempat yg sukar’ . . .
TINJAUAN 1WC'sChannel 2012: RT News (Diterbitkan: 11 September, 2012) - Ketegangan tinggi di Greece dengan PM menghadapi tugas yang mencabar pemiutang bailout memuaskan menuntut satu set baru pemotongan penjimatan kontroversi, dan menjaga keamanan dengan orang Yunani yang bulat-bulat menolak beberapa daripada pengurangan negara. Antonis Samaras adalah mesyuarat dengan pegawai dari Troika yang kononnya di Kesatuan Eropah, Tabung Kewangan Antarabangsa dan Eropah Central Bank, yang mengharapkan untuk menginap di Athens selama beberapa minggu sebelum menentukan sama ada Greece telah dilakukan cukup layak untuk itu euro 31 bilion (US $ 40 bilion) dalam pinjaman yang diperlukan untuk terus bertahan.
Menurut pegawai Greek, Troika menekan untuk potongan gaji tidak popular dan pencen serta untuk 150,000 kehilangan pekerjaan dalam sektor awam sebelum 2015. "Ia adalah satu perbincangan yang sukar, kerana langkah-langkah yang sukar," Menteri Kewangan Yannis Stournaras memberitahu wartawan selepas menghadiri ceramah Isnin. Ditanya sama ada pemiutang Greece berkeras pemotongan pekerjaan dalam perkhidmatan kembung negara, sivil tidak cekap, Stournaras hanya mengulas bahawa: "Kami cuba untuk meyakinkan mereka bahawa hujah kita adalah betul."
Walau bagaimanapun pegawai Troika menolak sebahagian cadangan Yunani dalam perbincangan dengan Stournaras pada hari Ahad. Samaras adalah sekarang membingungkan atas tugas seorang sukar - bagaimana untuk memenuhi pemiutang Greece untuk memastikan yang kumpulan seterusnya pinjaman menyelamat negara terdesak perlu untuk mengelakkan muflis, dan pada masa yang sama berkompromi dengan pusat-kiri rakan pakatan beliau dan Yunani biasa yang menolak beberapa pengurangan berkata ia akan terus menyebabkan kesakitan dan kekacauan di negara ini. Beliau adalah juga di bawah tekanan dari pembangkang radikal kiri yang kembali Greece meninggalkan euro, dan boleh menggunakan peluang mereka untuk merampas kuasa dan menolak bailout, jika kerajaan terbentuk runtuh Jun.
Pinjaman Penyelamat daripada rakan kongsi Eropah Greece dan IMF sejak Mei 2010 membenarkan negara untuk mengelakkan muflis, tetapi untuk memenuhi syarat pemiutang dan mempunyai wang menyimpan mengalir, kerajaan telah berkali-kali ‘hiked’ cukai, pencen dipotong dan gaji, dan menaikkan umur persaraan - yang langkah-langkah yang telah menimbulkan kemarahan orang ramai dan membawa kepada satu siri serangan bantahan dan ganas.
Kesatuan buruh menentang sekeras-kerasnya langkah baru. Dalam beberapa kes luka yang baru akan mengambil masa lebih daripada satu perempat (¼) luar gaji rakyat, yang telah dikurangkan sebanyak 25% peratus dalam tempoh 2 tahun yang lalu. Pada Isnin profesor universiti melancarkan mogok 2 hari di tengah-tengah tempoh peperiksaan musim luruh. Kakitangan di universiti teknikal akan berjalan di luar kerja sepanjang minggu, dengan nurseri negeri dan guru-guru sekolah rendah yang merancang untuk berada mogok pada hari Rabu, laporan AP.
Lebih daripada 30,000 orang Yunani telah berarak di bandar utara Greek Thessaloniki membantah langkah baru. Mogok itu adalah yang terbesar sejak kerajaan campuran datang ke pejabat pada bulan Jun.
Greek compromise: ‘Between a rescue plan
and a hard place’ . . .
1WC'sChannel REVIEW 2012: RT News (Published: 11 September, 2012) - Tensions are high in Greece with the country’s PM facing a challenging task of satisfying bailout creditors demanding a new set of controversial austerity cuts, and keeping the peace with the Greek people who adamantly reject some of the cutbacks. Antonis Samaras is meeting with officials from the so-called troika of the European Union, International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank, who expect to stay in Athens for several weeks before determining whether Greece has done enough to qualify for the 31 billion euro ($40 billion) in loans needed to stay afloat.
According to Greek officials, the Troika is pressing for the unpopular wage and pensions cuts as well as for 150,000 job losses in the public sector before 2015. “It’s a tough discussion, because the measures are tough,” Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras told journalists after attending Monday’s talks. Asked whether Greece’s creditors are insisting on job cuts in the country’s bloated, inefficient civil service, Stournaras only commented that: “We are trying to convince them that our arguments are correct.”
However Troika officials rejected part of the Greek proposals in talks with Stournaras on Sunday. Samaras is now puzzling over a tricky task - how to satisfy Greece’s creditors in order to ensure the next batch of rescue loans the country desperately needs to avoid bankruptcy, and at the same time to compromise with his center-left coalition partners and ordinary Greeks who reject some of the cutbacks saying it will cause further pain and unrest in the country. He is also under pressure from the radical left opposition who back Greece leaving the euro, and could use their chance to seize power and reject the bailout, if the government formed in June collapses.
Rescue loans from Greece’s European partners and the IMF since May 2010 allowed the country to avoid bankruptcy, but to meet creditor’s conditions and have the money keep flowing, the government has repeatedly hiked taxes, cut pensions and salaries, and raised the retirement age - the measures have provoked public anger and led to a series of violent strikes and protests.
Labor unions strongly oppose the new measures. In some cases the new cuts will take more than a quarter off people’s salary, which has already been slashed by 25% over the past two years. On Monday university professors launched a two-day strike in the midst of the autumn exam period. Staff at technical universities will walk off the job all week, with state nursery and primary school teachers planning to be on strike on Wednesday, AP reports.
More than 30,000 Greeks have marched in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki in protest of the new measures. The strike was the biggest since the coalition government came to office in June.
Occupy Hong Kong protesters dragged out of HSBC HQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zmR2cnHd4o&feature=plcp
Greece will capitulate to Troika demands http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qG_tMqKzUg&feature=plcp
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