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Monthly Archives: September 2005
Journey to Colombia!
Check out The Annors Development Projects Blog… Tomorrow I’m out of Barcelona, on my way to one of the most varied, fabulous, espectacular countries on this globe. So I’ve been told. I’m going to Colombia!!! Continue reading
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Het höst i Katalonien / Hot autumn in Catalunya
With some marginal exceptions, Catalunya’s politicians stand united in the belief that the autonomy has to be strengthened. But the debate is hot, and only a few days away from puting the proposal for a Statute to a vote, it’s still uncertain whether it will will be possible to reach a compromise on determining issues. Continue reading
Gotland-Sweden: Conquer and destroy
Once again Sweden’s government is letting Gotland down. The island of Gotland has to force its way through to regain and develop the regional autonomy it once had, and so much could benefit from. Continue reading
TT skämtar om självstyre?
“Autonomous governmental districts”? Does the news agency TT consider a governmental district run by a government appointed governor as autonomous? A concrete example of how deficient university education is complicating the political discussion, thereby delaying the development of our society. Continue reading
DN on regional embassies in Stockholm
Since lobbying in practice is the only thing that today’s local, provincial/regional level politicians can do without first asking the state government for permission, it is remarkable that the provinces/regions still haven’t established ‘embassies’ in Stockholm. Continue reading
En allians för Skåne? / An alliance for Scania?
Today, Friday, the presidents of the four center-right opposition parties making up the Alliance for Sweden are coming to Malmö in Scania. There they will meet the top politicians from their provincial subsidaries, Alliance for Scania. The big issue is whether Alliance for Sweden will be good for Scania. Continue reading