Right-wing politics

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political woman. But kidnappings are not the only side of the guerilla and it's better to consider it on the whole. The marxist guerilla is having a conflict with Uribe's politics and its right government, which refuses any talks while there will be still violences in the everyday life of Colombian people. We can wonder if Uribe's politics is the good one, considering his own story and comparing with former presidents, such as Pastrana (the last one before Alvaro Uribe). Another significant issue is the

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internal self-government Ulster Unionist party : predominantly protestant, discriminated against catholics; dominated Northern Ireland Catholics : seen as nationalist who wanted a united Ireland by the UUP. 1968 : Catholic civil rights had become a major issue in NI politics → Protestant unionist reaction which led to major sectarian violence in 1969; British government sent troops to NI in 1969 in an attempt to maintain law and order. 1972 : The government suspended the NI parliament and ruled

The Stuarts were the first king of the United Kingdom with king James the first of  England who began the period and he was also king James the 6th of Scotland. It was  the first time that the 2 thrones convened (= se réunir). James the 1st believed in the divine right of the king. He believed that the king was  chosen by God and that only God can judge him. The Stuarts dynasty was when a period of flourishing count culture. But there was also much upheaval, instability, plague, fire and war. The great plague (= peste) was in 1665

perspectives. Cf: growth/ economic prospects: perspectives économi/ de croissance. Goods: marchandises. Cf: duty-free goods/ consumer goods: produits hors-taxe/biens de consommation. Commodity: bien, denrée. Cf: a rare commodity: une dentée rare. POLITICS politics: la politique . A policy: une politique. Cf: the economic/ foreign policy. A politician: un politicien. local authorities: collectivités locales. City council: municipalité. City councilman: conseiller municipal. Mayor : maire. Local government

between 1946 and 1948. All these acts mentioned previously were the application of the Beveridge Act. It was very popular at the time; almost no politician would or could criticise the Beveridge Plan, the only ones who were against such a plan were right wing conservatives and some members of the Labour party. (b) World War II was the first conflict in history involving civilians as a whole aspect of the war, it was also the place of a complete new warfare in human history. It was the first conflict

papers in UK because working class was going to read and to acces more to the education. II. Media and Politics: from political to proprietor's press. A. Partisan media culture -->Always in favour of a political party. Partisan: non neutral, politically biased; or committed. ->political bias slantor leaning (outlook) ->political spectrum = range of political opinions. Left Wing The Guardian (ex Manchester 1821) ->European/ international news huge coverage = 398000 The Times

intellectual and largely middle-class Fabian Society, the Social Democratic Federation and the Scottish Labour Party. Then the ideology of the party : During its history, the Labour Party has usually been thought of as being left wing or centre-left in its politics. Officially, it has maintained the stance of being a socialist party ever since its inception, currently describing itself as a "democratic socialist party". Nonetheless, it has been criticised by other leftist commentators and historians

culture biologique = organic farming un parti = a party la protection = protection le gouvernement = the government la chasse = hunting un ministre = a minister la politique = politics / a policy un sondage = an opinion poll / a survey la droite = the right wing le pouvoir = power la gauche = the left wing le président = the president une élection (présidentielle) le premier ministre = the prime minister la proportionnelle = proportional representation 6 le Sénat = the Senate (Upper