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  • How to win a war without a fight

    Jean-Paul Pougala | Violence & Peace
    16.04.2014

    Those who are fighting today against the splintering of Ukraine are the same as those who are working behind the scenes to break up Mali and who are financing the rebellions in eastern DRC in order to create a new republic in the Kivu tomorrow

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  • Europa, gênese da corrupção

    Jean-Paul Pougala | Governance
    18.07.2012

    “Os políticos são todos corruptos” isso é o que sobressai de uma sondagem realizada na França pelo Instituto de Estudos de Marketing e Opinião Internacional TNS-Sofres, publicada pelo Journal du Dimanche de 28/11/2011 a qual revela que 72% dos franceses acham os políticos franceses “mais corrompidos”.

    Tagged under Governance

  • As ONGs, nova forma de espionagem na África

    Jean-Paul Pougala | Governance
    12.07.2012

    Na segunda-feira de 24 de janeiro de 2011, o Knesset, o parlamento israelense votara pela abertura de um inquérito parlamentar sobre a origem dos financiamentos às associações e às organizações não-governamentais em operação no território israelense.

    Tagged under Governance

  • A derrota do Ocidente na Líbia e o seu declínio ideológico

    Jean-Paul Pougala | Governance
    05.07.2012

    O Professor universitário camaronês estabelecido na Suíça efetua mais uma análise da guerra na Líbia e das suas consequências ideológicas.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Transferência de tecnologia

    Jean-Paul Pougala | Governance
    28.06.2012

    Existe um domínio no qual a propaganda ocidental investe de modo especial na opinião pública da África, e esse assunto, alardeado através das suas ONGs cúmplices e seus governos, é o do domínio inexistente e ilusório da chamada “transferência de tecnologia”.

    Tagged under Governance

  • A comparação falso entre Africa e Asian dragões

    Jean-Paul Pougala | Governance
    28.06.2012

    Existe uma lenda colonialista zelosamente conservada afirmadora de que a África estaria melhor repartida nos anos 60 do que os 4 tigres asiáticos: Coreia (do Sul), Taiwan, Malásia e Indonésia.

    Tagged under Governance

  • What Westerners don't understand about modern economy

    Jean-Paul Pougala | Governance
    01.02.2012

    Why is the Chinese economy thriving while that of the West is in crisis? The answer is of great relevance to Africans who have for decades embraced development models created in the boardrooms of Western capitals.

    Tagged under Governance

  • The lies behind the West's war on Libya

    Jean-Paul Pougala | Violence & Peace
    14.04.2011

    Africans should think about the real reasons why western countries are waging war on Libya, writes Jean-Paul Pougala, in an analysis that traces the country’s role in shaping the African Union and the development of the continent.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Libya

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