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Nupur Sharma Wiki, Biography, Age, Height, Weight, Family, Net Worth

Nupur Sharma Wiki: Nupur Sharma is an Indian politician and lawyer who became well-known as the National Spokesperson for the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) until June 2022. As an official spokesperson for the BJP, Nupur always defended the party on Indian TV debates. She was known for her blunt but clear way of speaking. Nupur Sharma WikiNupur Sharma Family  Nupur Sharma Educational Qualification  Nupur Sharma Physical Stats  Nupur Sharma Favorite things Nupur Sharma’s Net Worth But in June 2022, Nupur said some controversial things about the Islamic prophet Muhammad and the age of his third wife, Aisha, when they got married and started living together. Because of this, she was kicked out of the party.

Nupur Sharma Wiki Nupur has spent her whole life serving her community and fighting for social justice. She has a lot of experience in politics and the law. She was born in 1985, and she has been a strong force for political and social change in India ever since.

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Quale Occidente

di Marco Damilano

Gli Usa lasciano l’Afghanistan, la Francia è nel pantano del Sahel, la Germania affronta il dopo Merkel, l’Europa è nel vuoto di leadership. E anche per l’Italia si apre la stagione della grande incertezza

C’è chi racconta che in questi giorni sia profondamente turbato, perché per Mario Draghi l’Atlante occidentale è da sempre l’orizzonte in cui muoversi, il suo dna, il suo romanzo di formazione. È stato difficile trattenere lo sconforto quando il 24 agosto è arrivata la doppia notizia dell’incontro a Kabul del capo della Cia William Burns con il leader dei talebani Abdul Ghani Baradar e l’annuncio che sarebbe stato chiuso per gli afghani l’aeroporto della capitale e la possibilità di lasciare il Paese proprio mentre si svolgeva il vertice straordinario del G7 sull’Afghanistan, e la conferenza stampa dei talebani che annunciavano la chiusura dell’aeroporto della capitale per gli afghani.

In collegamento con Joe Biden e con gli altri leader, Draghi aveva appena annunciato una doppia iniziativa del governo italiano: la destinazione sull’emergenza umanitaria dei 120 milioni di euro previsti per la missione militare in Afghanistan e l’apertura a Russia e Cina, e Turchia e Arabia Saudita, nel prossimo G20 di metà settembre presieduto dall’Italia. Ma il risultato è stato un nulla di fatto. Niente smuove l’amministrazione Biden dalla scelta di abbandonare l’Afghanistan entro il 31 agosto, come vogliono i talebani, una decisione che chiuderà i confini dell’Afghanistan al mondo. La fine di un ciclo durato venti anni. Una doppia catastrofe, politica e culturale, ne parla Renzo Guolo.

Il 31/8 è la data del nostro destino, come fu nel 2001 l’11/9. È la fine dell’estate segnata dalla riconquista jihadista dell’Afghanistan. È il giorno del tutti a casa, l’ultimatum per l’evacuazione concordato tra Washington e i talebani. È il simbolo della «insonnia di massa di questo tempo inaudito», come scrive Don DeLillo nel suo ultimo libro (“Il silenzio”, Einaudi 2021), dopo aver raccontato l’uomo che cade, simbolo dell’attentato delle Twin Towers a New York e oggi, anche, dei voli che fuggono da Kabul con i disperati aggrappati alle ruote degli aerei che precipitano nel vuoto. L’insonnia di massa si accompagna al sonnambulismo delle classi dirigenti, tipico delle età di transizione come quella della prima guerra mondiale nel 1914 raccontata dallo storico Christopher Clark.

Per l’Europa tutto avviene nel momento più pericoloso, del vuoto di leadership. L’Inghilterra di Boris Johnson aveva chiesto agli Stati Uniti di prolungare la permanenza nel Paese asiatico, ma non è stata neppure presa in considerazione, mai è stata più visibile la distanza tra i governi dei due Paesi. La Francia di Emmanuel Macron è già attraversata dalla campagna elettorale per il voto presidenziale del 2022 e prepara un secondo caso Afghanistan, nel cuore dell’Africa, come ha scritto Domenico Quirico (La Stampa, 20 agosto) e come ripete da tempo in solitudine Romano Prodi, che fu mediatore Onu nella regione: il Sahel, dove si incrociano le ondate migratorie, i nuovi califfati, le guerre delle milizie locali, in cui le truppe francesi faticano a reggere la pressione e invocano l’aiuto europeo, sempre comodo nel momento di socializzare le perdite.

E c’è la Germania arrivata ormai alla vigilia del voto del 26 settembre in una situazione di massima instabilità. I sondaggi per la prima volta danno in testa addirittura la Spd del vice-cancelliere Olaf Scholz, guarda chi si rivede, la cara vecchia socialdemocrazia, quello del 24 agosto è stato l’ultimo vertice G7 di Angela Merkel, affrontato con il consueto professionismo politico. E nessuno a questo punto può escludere la formazione di un governo rosso-rosso-verde, con la Linke in maggioranza e i democristiani all’opposizione, che segnerebbe una svolta epocale. Ma questa è l’età dell’emergenza e dell’incertezza, anche sul fronte della lotta alla pandemia. Dai Paesi che hanno cominciato in anticipo le campagne di vaccinazione, Israele e Inghilterra, arrivano notizie poco rassicuranti sulla ripresa dei contagi e dei decessi. Se l’onda dovesse ripetersi nell’Europa continentale il dibattito cambierebbe verso anche sull’uso del green pass e sull’obbligo del vaccino.

Nell’età dell’incertezza il 31/8 per il governo Draghi doveva essere la data della ripartenza. L’anticipo della riapertura delle scuole e il ritorno alla normalità della produzione, con qualche sgradita novità (l’Inps non pagherà più il periodo di quarantena). E un percorso di fine legislatura che si fa più stretto, in vista delle elezioni per il nuovo presidente della Repubblica di inizio 2022. Per la politica italiana è l’incognita, l’enigma cui sono appesi tutti gli scenari. La scadenza interessa Draghi, 74 anni il 3 settembre, ma in gioco non ci sono soltanto le preferenze del premier. Finora la sua disponibilità a guidare il Paese in mezzo all’emergenza sanitaria e economica è stata ottenuta senza richieste, garanzie, assicurazioni. Mario Monti nel 2011 fu nominato senatore a vita da Giorgio Napolitano qualche giorno prima di essere incaricato di formare il governo. Nel caso di Draghi la chiamata di Sergio Mattarella è arrivata in apparenza all’improvviso e senza precludere nessun passaggio successivo, da Palazzo Chigi al Quirinale, ma anche senza prefissarlo. Tutto è aperto.

All’inizio del 2021, in piena pandemia, soltanto due governi occidentali hanno cambiato governo. Gli Stati Uniti con Biden e il ritorno dei democratici alla Casa Bianca, dopo i quattro anni di Donald Trump, nel clima drammatico dell’assalto al Congresso di Washington il 6 gennaio. E l’Italia, con il cambio a Palazzo Chigi tra Giuseppe Conte e Draghi, alla guida del governissimo di unità nazionale. Non c’è un rapporto diretto tra i due eventi, come immaginano i cercatori di complotti di casa nostra, ma è impensabile non cogliere il nesso tra il Paese motore dell’Occidente che provava a chiudere la stagione del populismo e l’Italia, il Paese europeo più attraversato dalle tempeste sovraniste, che tentava di includere in una nuova maggioranza le forze che negli ultimi anni si erano imposte con un messaggio anti-establishment, la Lega e il Movimento 5 Stelle.

Il ritorno sulla scena mondiale degli Stati Uniti del democratico Biden è stato il contesto internazionale in cui si è mossa finora anche l’operazione italiana del governo di unità nazionale. Il multilateralismo celebrato a giugno nel vertice in Cornovaglia è stato il terreno più favorevole per un leader globale come Draghi. Se quel contesto viene meno, come sta avvenendo in questi giorni di tragedia afghana, anche il governo italiano si troverà a muoversi nel vuoto. Che è un’opportunità per chi vuole rivendicare una leadership, in politica i vuoti si riempiono, gli spazi si conquistano, ma anche una maledizione, perché il vuoto di direzione risospinge ciascun governo nel recinto delle sue contraddizioni nazionali. Di fronte alla crisi afghana e all’arrivo dei rifugiati l’Unione europea rappresentata in modo scellerato in questo semestre dal presidente di turno, il premier della Slovenia Janez Janša, è tornata a dividersi, come nelle prime settimane della pandemia e del lockdown nel 2020. Nei prossimi mesi, senza la leadership forte dei Paesi più grandi, la Francia, la Germania, la Spagna e l’Italia, in un quadro inedito di in-fedeltà atlantica del Paese egemone, gli Stati Uniti, ogni Paese tornerà solo, fermo e immobile.

Il governo Draghi non è il governo dei migliori, alcuni ministri, tecnici e politici, si stanno rivelando inadeguati al compito, il premier è chiamato a fare gli straordinari. Appena si nuota fuori dal mare dell’emergenza sanitaria e economica escono allo scoperto le diverse visioni del mondo che una classe dirigente nel complesso moderata e ragionevole (più Giorgetti che Salvini nella Lega, per esempio) prova a tenere a bada, come si è visto anche nel civile confronto tra i segretari di partito al meeting di Comunione e liberazione di Rimini. Salvo poi ritrovarsi con situazioni imbarazzanti, come quella del sottosegretario leghista-mussoliniano Claudio Durigon o la nomina del direttore dell’Archivio centrale dello Stato Andrea de Pasquale da parte del ministro Dario Franceschini, contestata dall’associazione dei parenti delle vittime della strage di Bologna del 2 agosto 1980, da storici, intellettuali e da un pezzo dei partiti della maggioranza. Affidare l’attuazione della direttiva Draghi sulle carte della P2 e di Gladio a un dirigente che ha esaltato le virtù democratiche del fascista Pino Rauti può forse servire a mantenere in vita le ambizioni quirinalesche ma offende la ricerca di verità e giustizia sugli anni bui della Repubblica.

Senza un orizzonte l’Occidente si rinsecchisce, collassa, senza una speranza di futuro l’Atlante occidentale si chiude. E senza un rialzo dal sonno, senza un soprassalto dall’insonnia di massa, il governo Draghi si ritrova a navigare a vista in un mare difficile. Ma il risveglio non spetta a un solo leader, tocca a una classe politica che si impaluda nelle guerricciole a parole sui social e non riesce a trovare un linguaggio per rivedere le proprie categorie di interpretazione della realtà e il messaggio da dare al Paese. Il 31/8 è uno spartiacque, l’opposto della fuga dalle responsabilità cui stiamo assistendo a Kabul.

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Ono, Tadashige, 1909-1990 Title: Toasa

     (Unidentified bird by Tadashige Ono, 235 mm x 155 mm, woodblock print      entitled shallow beach  Toasa )

“ Tadashige      was a mid-twentieth century woodblock printmaker whose art reflected the      dual influences of German expressionism and socialist politicsa.      He aimed to create a modern form of art that could be understood by the      urban masses. To achieve this objective he used a semi-abstract style to      draw urban and suburban scenes. Birds were included in more than twenty      of these scenes. Print 185 is a typical example in which unidentified      birds were drawn as dark silhouettes, perhaps representing the anonymity      of most urban inhabitants. The man-made objects that Tadashige included      in a picture were drawn in an equally unflattering way. These objects      were both rough-hewn and depressingly dark in color. Tadashige’s bird      prints would not likely appeal to viewers who expect bird art to provide      an uplifting visual experience. “( http://readercollection.com/Guides-html-files/Bird%20Prints%20-chapter%204%20notables%202.htm )

a        Merritt (1990)

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ALTO DO RODRIGUES RN-O Ministério Público Estadual realiza nesta terça-feira (14), com apoio da Polícia Militar, a operação “Lama nas ruas”, que investiga desvio de dinheiro público no município de Alto do Rodrigues, na administração do prefeito Abelardo Rodrigues.

ALTO DO RODRIGUES RN-O Ministério Público Estadual realiza nesta terça-feira (14), com apoio da Polícia Militar, a operação “Lama nas ruas”, que investiga desvio de dinheiro público no município de Alto do Rodrigues, na administração do prefeito Abelardo Rodrigues.

O Ministério Público Estadual realiza nesta terça-feira (14), com apoio da Polícia Militar, a operação “Lama nas ruas”, que investiga desvio de dinheiro público no município de Alto do Rodrigues, na administração do prefeito Abelardo Rodrigues. Ao todo, são cumpridos 14 mandados de busca e apreensão e sete de condução coercitiva, expedidos pelo Tribunal de Justiça do Estado, nos municípios de…

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Coats' remarks were made as he released the intelligence community's 2019 worldwide threat assessment and appeared before the Senate Intelligence Committee along with the heads of key intelligence agencies.At the hearing, the Trump-appointed officials suggested the President's assertions about ISIS, Iran, North Korea and climate change were off base. Coats

warned further

that Russia and other foreign countries would seek to target the US political system in 2020.Trump said Wednesday morning that the "caliphate" would "soon be destroyed," a step back from his claim last month that the US had already "won against ISIS." Coats testified on Tuesday that "ISIS is intent on resurging and still commands thousands of fighters in Iraq and Syria."Trump's comments on ISIS also compared progress against the terror group under his tenure favorably to the end of the Obama administration -- at one point he claimed Wednesday that "ISIS was out of control in Syria" when he took over -- though by the time Trump's presidency began,

ISIS was already on the decline

, with the US declaring 75% of ISIS fighters killed by December 2016.Trump's defense on Wednesday also serves to push back against wider criticism of some recent major foreign policy decisions.

US intelligence chiefs reveal gulf with Trump on North Korea, Iran and ISIS

Earlier this week, the US special representative for Afghanistan said the US and the Taliban

had agreed in principle

for a framework to talks that could end the nearly 20-year war. The plan has been criticized by some who call for a different approach or sustained US presence there, and former US ambassador Ryan Crocker wrote

a Washington Post op-ed

saying the framework for talks had "delegitimized" the government of Afghanistan. In a rare break with Trump, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell

unveiled an amendment

on Tuesday rebuking Trump's attempts to pull the military away from both Afghanistan and Syria, where Trump's claims of ISIS's defeat have been the subject of widespread skepticism since abruptly announcing the US withdrawal last month.On North Korea, Trump has made no secret about his optimistic view of his approach to Kim and

recently announced

a second summit with the dictator in a bid to negotiate nuclear disarmament. Intelligence officials, however, said Tuesday that they believed North Korea was "unlikely to completely give up its nuclear weapons and production capability." Coats said likewise that they had observed activity "inconsistent with full denuclearization."'Are we living in Nazi Germany?'

Play VideoAnalyst: Trump treats Putin as a shadow adviser 01:50Trump's direct rebuke of his intelligence officials echoed his past criticism of his top appointees on Twitter, including his regular mocking of former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, condemnation of former high-ranking FBI officials and conflicting statements about the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and whether any of his associates conspired with Moscow. Trump has vehemently denied any connections and has frequently called the investigation a "witch hunt."And Wednesday's tweets are not the first time he's used harsh words against US intelligence officials.Days before he took the oath of office, Trump lashed out at the intelligence community under the Obama administration after

CNN first reported

he was briefed on potential Russian efforts to blackmail him.

"Intelligence agencies should never have allowed this fake news to 'leak' into the public. One last shot at me. Are we living in Nazi Germany?"

he tweeted in January 2017

.Trump also

clashed with Coats

on the intelligence community's assessment of Russia last July, when Coats issued a statement reaffirming the conclusion that Russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 election. Trump had earlier said he doubted the assessment while standing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin, though he later

chalked up

his statements to misspeaking.

CNN's Zachary Cohen and Kevin Liptak contributed to this report.

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Watch Out Centene Corp: Pres. Joe Biden Seeks To Ban Profiteers From U.S. Prison System

Centene Corp. provides health care services to prison facilities across the United States, and the lucrative contracts awarded by state authorities serve to boost the giant insurer’s bottom line. However, a policy change espoused by President Joe Biden could potentially disrupt Centene’s good business.

President Biden ran on a platform that promised a wide-ranging criminal justice reform. He made clear during his campaign that corporations will be disallowed from doing business with the U.S. prison system. If and when the plan is implemented, states would be prohibited from outsourcing primary prison services to players like Centene.

The intention was to “stop corporations from profiteering off of incarceration,” according to the then Biden Campaign.

Biden Plan To Hurt Michael Neidorff

If the plan pushes through, Centene will be among the corporations to bear the brunt of the policy change. According to The Intercept, the company, through its subsidiary Centurion has existing health care contracts with 16 U.S. states. Authorities put their trust in Centene, believing that the services to be rendered are top quality but with relatively lower cost. But the record showed the company, estimated to be worth $60 billion, failed to live up to expectations.

Added the report: “Centene, along with its subsidiaries, has faced numerous lawsuits alleging wrongful deaths in prisons, leaving a pregnant inmate to give birth in a cell, and not providing adequate mental health care to suicidal patients.”

To be sure, showing Centene the exit door would be a laudable move on the part of the government, but there is an anticipated complication. The same report noted that Centene CEO Michael Neidorff is a major contributor, and his donations found their way to campaigns ran by both Democratic and Republican politicians.

Most notably, Neidorff is thought to be part of the Biden circle of trusted fundraisers. Documents provided by the Biden campaign identified the Centene chief executive as among the supporters that gave at least $25,000 to the cause. To be fair, Neidorff knew how to play politicsas his donation history showed that he also pitched in to make U.S. senators from both parties happy.

Will Neidorff’s Political Ties Protect Centene?

Neidorff also made sure that politicians where Centene operates experience his generosity. In essence, the insurer is in the good graces of both national and local authorities. And this is something that Neidorff couldcount on when the going gets tough, such as the potential impact of President Biden’s criminal justice reform.

When Biden finally decides to set his plan in motion, it should be interesting to see if his reforms would apply even on individuals, a powerful business executive like Neidorff, who supported his campaign.

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A Clear Definition of PoliticsA Russian Jew named Jacob was finally allowed to emigrate to Israel.At the Moscow airport, a customs inspector found a statue of Lenin inhis luggage. "What is this?"Jacob replied, "Wrong question, comrade. You should have asked 'Whois this?' This is Comrade Lenin. He laid the foundations ofSocialism and created the future prosperity of the Russian people. Iam taking it with me as a memory of our dear hero."The Russian customs official sent him on his way.At Tel Aviv airport, the Israeli customs official also asked "What is this?""Wrong question, sir. You should be asking 'Who is this?' This, myfriend, is Lenin, the bastard who caused me, a Jew, to leave Russia.I take this statue as a reminder to curse him every day."The Israeli official sent him on his way.When he settled in his new home, Jacob placed the statue on a table.The following evening, he invited friends and relatives to dinner.Spotting the statue, one of his cousins asked, "Who is this?"Jacob replied, "Wrong question. You should have asked 'What is this?'This is five kilograms of solid gold that I managed to bring with mewithout having to pay any customs duty or tax."The Moral: "Politics is when you can tell the same crap in differentways to fool different people and come out smelling like a rose."

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SÃO GONÇALO DO AMARANTE RN-AEROPORTO DE SÃO GONÇALO ESPERA 49 MIL PASSAGEIROS DURANTE O CARNAVAL

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Durante os dias de Carnaval, 49 mil passageiros devem passar pelo Aeroporto Internacional Augusto Severo, em São Gonçalo do Amarante. A estimativa é feita pela Inframérica, concessionária que administra o terminal. Só no sábado (25), dia em que é esperada a maior movimentação, devem passar 10 mil pessoas pelo aeroporto. Já na quarta-feira (1º), o fluxo no aeroporto deverá ser de 7 mil…

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