#June 13 2011 morning sentinel free

Javier Sicilia began speaking out after the murder of his son.

To date, more than 35,000 people have died in Mexico as drug cartels and the Mexican government struggle for control of the region. Sicilia also called on the American people to recognize their own role in fueling drug violence by purchasing and consuming narcotics.

Sicilia demanded the United States end the Merida Initiative, which provides training and support for the Mexican army in its “war on drugs.” The Mexican military has been criticized for contributing to the nation’s violence since President Felipe Calderón militarized the drug war in 2006. Mexican poet, Javier Sicilia, led the traveling protest, which began last week south of Mexico City and ended in El Paso, Texas, on Saturday. And so, you can imagine if you daisy-chain a lot of these together, you can actually have an entire network built out of the already existing hardware that doesn’t need a central authority.”Ī caravan of Mexican anti-violence protesters arrived in the United States over the weekend. Sascha Meinrath, New America Foundation, Open Technology Initiative Director: “So we’ve been working on a number of technologies to develop distributed communication systems, so that you can turn cell phones, for example, into a medium that doesn’t need to go through a cell tower, a central location, but communicate in a peer-to-peer manner, directly with one another. Meinrath described part of the project on Democracy Now! in April. Part of the effort is being led by Sascha Meinrath, director of the Open Technology Initiative at the New America Foundation. The New York Times reports the project involves developing what has been described as an “Internet in a suitcase” that would allow dissidents to use “mesh network” technology to create an invisible wireless web without a centralized hub.

#June 13 2011 morning sentinel free

effort to deploy shadow internet and mobile phone systems overseas to give political dissidents a way to communicate with the world free of government censorship. New details have emerged about a secret U.S. Erdogan, whether he will accept to sit at table.” The dialogue depends chiefly and mainly on Mr. But the dialogue doesn’t really depend on them. Turkish professor Cengiz Aktar says the Kurdish conflict will be one of the biggest issues facing the Turkish government.Ĭengiz Aktar, senior analyst and professor at Bahcesehir University: “It’s good that the Kurdish party, through independent candidates, made to the parliament with more deputies than in the previous legislature, and it is definitely an asset for the future dialogue. Kurdish independent candidates made a strong showing in the election, with 36 of them winning seats in the 550-seat assembly. Soon after the Turkish election results were announced, a bomb exploded in southeast Turkey, injuring 11 people. East will find himself, west will find himself.” Everybody will find himself in this constitution. Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan: “We will write a civilian, free constitution which braces all parties of the society together. In a victory speech, Erdogan pledged to work with opposition parties to rewrite Turkey’s constitution.

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan’s AK Party has scored a third consecutive election victory.