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Showing posts with label Barack Obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barack Obama. Show all posts

Friday, April 3, 2009

Obama conquests the world



Four hours and a half. That was the time necessary for the Group of the 20 (G-20) to resolve the problems of the world. Or at least some of them.

The British prime-minister, Gordon Brown, announced the main points of the final document of the summit conference of the G-20, that happened yesterday, in England. The group, that congregates the 19 richest countries of the world and the European Union , organized what is being called the “Declaration of London”, that promises to create a new world-wide order for “together, manage the globalization process”, keep the commitment of aid to the poor countries and to promote green economic recovery. A new meeting still must be carried through this year.

The inauguration of Barack Obama in the international circuit is being considered a success. Besides having separately negotiated with leaders of before difficult countries for the U.S.A., as Russia and China, he will be in a NATO meeting where they are going to try to reorganize the organization and make it more agile and capable to prevent conflicts in the future.

A far different vision of its predecessor, George W. Bush. Definitively a change in attitude that the Obama couple is bringing for the international scene. Therefore already it was only valid to the American people to have elect this president.

Monday, January 5, 2009

Obama talks to the nation on YouTube



In his weekly address, bradcasted on YouTube's website on Sundays, President-elect Barack Obama discusses solutions for our struggling economy in the new year.

Obama intends to generate 3 million jobs, 80% in the private sector. He is presenting his plan today to the Congress. He wants the plan to be approved soon so that it is in place as soon as he takes office, in January, 20th.

The idea is to reedit the Hundred Days action plan from president Franklin Delano Roosevelt, elected in 1932, at the height of the Great Depression (1929-39).