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| english tutor,中學補習,補習社-美國威斯康星州民主黨議員“出逃” |
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english tutor,中學補習,補習社-美國威斯康星州民主黨議員“出逃”
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連日來，威斯康星州的警察數次登門一些州民主黨議員的住宅，以期請這些議員前往州議會投票或查出這些民主黨議員的蹤跡，但一無所獲。早些時候曾有傳言，稱一些議員將有可能回到傢中取隨身衣物用品以便再次出走。民主黨議員們說，在州長和共和黨人同意通過談判達成妥協之前，他們不會回到議會。 據一位該州的民主黨參議員透露，他依然呆在鄰近的芝加哥地區。他稱，威州全部14名民主黨議員都在州外，絕不回傢，除非沃克讓步。《今日美國報》的文章說，民主黨人這樣的做法也實屬無奈。因為他們知道，如果沃克的提案通過民主投票的方式，必定會被通過，而共和黨人也就會勝利。因此，為瞭進行阻撓，他們隻能“耍賴”瞭。BBC News with Kathy Clugston 卡紮菲指責基地組織是利比亞騷亂的幕後策劃者 The Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has again broadcast to the Libyan people in the midst of the uprising that’s seen him lose control of much of the country. Adam Mynott reports. In the 20-minute address delivered by telephone to Libyan state television, Colonel Gaddafi repeatedly blamed young people for the week of protest and violence. He said al-Qaeda lay behind the unrest and he directly blamed Osama Bin Laden for orchestrating the demonstrations and violence. He appealed to the people of Libya to go onto the streets, as he described it, to bring their young people into their homes and to stop the violence. He said the youths have been influenced by hallucinogenic drugs and alcohol. The tone of Colonel Gaddafi’s speech was much more submissive than the two recent public statements he has given. At one point, he admitted that the town of al-Zawiya close to Tripoli was slipping away. Colonel Gaddafi repeatedly referred to al-Zawiya. A witness said an army unit attacked protesters at a mosque there with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades. A doctor said he’d seen at least 10 dead. The BBC cannot independently confirm these reports. Libya’s state television also announced that the air force had destroyed what was left of a weapon’s depot in desert and rural areas outside government control. 瑞士政府稱即將凍結卡紮菲的資產 The Swiss government says it’s ordered an immediate freeze on any assets belonging to Colonel Gaddafi and his associates. From Geneva, Imogen Foulkes reports. First Tunisia, then Egypt, now Libya-- this time Switzerland has not even waited for confirmation that unpopular leader has been ousted. Assets belonging to Muammar Gaddafi and his associates are being frozen immediately. In a statement, the Swiss government said it condemned the violence against the Libyan people in the strongest possible terms, adding that it wanted to prevent the misuse of any funds which were rightfully theirs. Meanwhile, a senior French diplomat Francois Zimeray has said he believes there’s enough evidence to start an international inquiry into Colonel Gaddafi for crimes against humanity. 阿爾及利亞宣佈結束國內緊急狀態 The government of Algeria has carried out its pledge to lift the state of emergency in place for the past 19 years. The emergency was imposed just part of efforts to suppress dissent by Islamists and ensuing war cost a quarter of a million lives. Chloe Arnold reports from Algiers. Algeria’s cabinet had approved to draft order to cancel the country’s 19 years’ state of emergency this week. On Thursday, the official gazette published the order allowing the decree to come into immediate effect. The move’s been seen as a concession to opposition groups who called for a change in Algeria’s regime amid a wave of unrest that’s sweeping the Arab world. But despite the lifting the state of emergency, the President Abdelaziz Bouteflika says the weekly opposition rallies in the capital will still be banned. World News from the BBC 新西蘭政府稱地震死亡人數升至102人 The New Zealand government says the number of people confirmed dead in Tuesday’s earthquake in the city of Christchurch has risen to 102. The Civil Defence Minister John Carter said 228 others remained unaccounted for. 美國逮捕沙特留學生 稱其自制炸彈欲炸小佈什傢 The authorities in the United States say they’ve arrested a Saudi man in connection with an alleged bomb plot. The justice department said the arrested man, a 20-year-old student, was detained on Wednesday, charged with the attempt to use a weapon of mass destruction. Steve Kingstone reports from Washington. When FBI agents raided the Texas home of Khalid Aldawsari, they found supplies of sulfuric and nitric acid together with flasks, a chemical-protection suit and some Christmas lights, which is alleged were to be used to make an improvised explosive device. In a diary entry, the suspect had written:” It’s time for Jihad.” He’d allegedly researched how to use a mobile phone as a detonator and emailed himself a list of potential targets, including dams, nuclear power plants and the Dallas residence of former President George W Bush. The email was titled “tyrant’s house”. 美國駐阿富汗官方要求針對無證據指控的調查 American officials in Afghanistan have ordered an investigation into allegations that a US army unit was asked to influence visiting American politicians into supporting the Afghan campaign. The allegation was made in the US magazine Rolling Stone. The officer named in the article has denied the allegation. 美國威斯康星州民主黨議員出逃 國民警衛隊出動 Republican lawmakers in the American state of Wisconsin have set out police to search for a group of Democratic Party politicians. The Democratic state senators left Wisconsin in order to block a crucial budget bill which includes controversial plans by the Republican governor, Scott Walker, to limit the power of trade unions. Without the Democratic lawmakers, the Senate cannot reach a quorum and the bill, which would have been passed easily by the Republic majority, cannot be voted on.
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