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dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / news report Tuesday January 20, 2004 19:11 by Paula Geraghty
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international / eu / opinion/analysis Tuesday January 20, 2004 18:11 by Barry Finnegan
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Current trade negotiations between the USA and Australia shed some light on exactly how the EU Commission and the secretive EU 133 Committee view future international trade deals with regard to our (EU) public health systems. Basically the USA is trying to force Australia into accepting that when the state bulk buys medicinal drugs it is acting illegally, distorting international trade and creating unnecessarily restrictive trade barriers. The Australian state bulk buys the medicinal drugs so that it can provide them free and/or sell them cheap to the Australian public. How did I find this out? Why does it show the way for the Antidemocratic Proposed EU Constitution? Read on ... read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Tuesday January 20, 2004 17:37 by Jay
Bad Luck today hit Europes Gas supplies as everyones favourite us vice president makes a packet on brent oil futures. read full story / add a comment
national / consumer issues / press release Tuesday January 20, 2004 16:22 by rayo
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Labour Party Spokesperson on the Environment, Deputy Eamon Gilmore, has accused the government of “siding with property developers rather than first time house buyers” following the publication of statistics yesterday showing the average house price in Dublin now tops EU 300, 000. read full story / add a comment
cork / rights, freedoms and repression / news report Tuesday January 20, 2004 10:15 by Cork Anti-War Campaign
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The visit of Tony Wentworth (BNP) to UCC has apparently been cancelled. The decision was taken on Friday night when the General Services people in the college advised the college that it would be too risky. Unfortunately they did not cancel the event on ethical grounds so no doubt we will be going though this again next year. So congrats to all involved. The meeting will go ahead tonight to discuss how the campaign went- upstairs in the Phoenix Bar at 8pm. Colm OConnor Cork Anti-War Campaign PRO 087-9290950 PS Q. Did Trinity College stop it on ethical grounds? read full story / add a comment |
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