| Al Gore expondrá en Chile el 11 de mayo |
| El ex vicepresidente de EE.UU. y la voz más potente en el tema del calentamiento global a nivel mundial, Al Gore, estará en Chile. La cita es organizada por Oikos Chile, Exhibits, Chilevisión y El Mercurio. |
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RSC.- El director del Instituto de Innovación Social de ESADE ...
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... Innovación Social de ESADE se encarga "de generar y divulgar el conocimiento y aportar formación en los ámbitos de la responsabilidad social empresarial ...
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Nos preocupa la américa latina
Mi amigo Francisco Rubiales , ha señalado en votoenblanco, que El escritor chileno Jorge Edwards afirma que “Hay un contagio populista en América latina”, refiriéndose a la proliferación de esos nuevos gobiernos que mezclan el nacionalismo, el populismo y el sentimiento antigringo, que están tomando el poder en distintos países latinoamericanos, siguiendo el surco abierto por el venezolano Hugo Chávez.
Luego Rubiales dice: “aunque la democracia haya sido suciamente prostituída en América Latina por las oligarquías y por partidos políticos corruptos, en los que han hecho carrera políticos desalmados, sigue siendo el mejor de los sistemas posibles y el único que garantiza que el monstruo del poder político, encarnado en los gobiernos, esté bajo control.
Por lo tanto, lo que América Latina necesita no es un nuevo tipo de dictadura benévola y populista, sino una democracia auténtica, controlada por los ciudadanos, en la que los partidos políticos pierdan toneladas de poder y donde el poder gubernamental tenga que rendir cuenta a una ciudadanía responsable, capaz de autogobernarse y encuadrada en una sociedad civil fuerte, capaz de servir como contrapeso a los gobiernos.
Los Chavez, los Evos y los que vienen detrás son tan poco demócratas como los viejos oligarcas que traicionaron una y mil veces a Latinoamérica. Al carecer de controles auténticamente democráticos, son totalitarios sin control cívico, pero es cierto que, por los inmensos errores cometidos por los falsos demócratas del pasado, parecen más modernos, justos, populares y benévolos.
De estas cosas y otras las podemos leer en “Políticos, los Nuevos amos” que es el último libro de Francisco Rubiales que les recomiendo leer y luego comentar. En Chile vamos a dictar unas conferencias sobre las ideas de Rubiales, se va a realizar un Seminario para debatir como provocar al ciudadano y la regeneración democrática.
Saludos cordiales, Rodrigo González Fernández
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EE.UU, febrero 27.- Paris Hilton celebró su cumpleaños. Y como era de esperarse lo hizo en grande. El alcohol y la juerga duró hasta altas horas de la madrugada y cobró a una víctima. Pero no, esta vez no fue la socialité, sino que uno de los invitados que terminó completamente borracho.
Esto empañó el festejo de la ex amiga de Britney Spears quien cumplió 26 años. Porque la rubia terminó con ataque de llanto tras ver el comportamiento de su invitado pasado de copas. A tal punto llegó su grado etílico que debió ser “acompañado” hasta la puerta de salida por guardias de seguridad.
Los padres de la heredera de la cadena hotelera le organizaron una cena en el exclusivo restaurante de Beverly Hills, Prime Grill. Allí se reunieron para saludarla Nicole Richie, Paula Abdul y Courtney Love, junto a su hija, Frances Bean.
El “desubicado” invitado era Brandon Davis el hijo de un importante magnate del petróleo. Al emborracharse comenzó a insultar a los invitados. La situación se puso color de hormiga al punto que Paris estalló en llanto al no poder manejarla.
Pero eso no fue todo. Porque el poco grato invitado comenzó a “molestar” al resto de los presentes en el festejo. Entre ellos, a Courtney Love.
“La levantó en el aire y colocó sus piernas alrededor de su cintura”., comentó un testigo del triste episodio. Además, aseguró que simulaban escenas de sexo delante de la hija de Love, que sólo tiene 14 años.
Pero lo que colmó la paciencia de Paris fue cuando Davis arremetió contra un collar de diamantes de Chopard que le habían prestado especialmente para la ocasión. Fue en ese momento, estalló en llanto y llamó a Seguridad.
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Paris Hilton en su accidentada visita a Viena
