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SECRETARIA DE ESTADO DE ECONOMIA Y APOYO A LA EMPRESA MINISTERIO DIRECCION GENERAL ANALISIS MACROECONOMICO DE ECONOMÍA Y Y ECONOMÍA INTERNACIONAL COMPETITIVIDAD SUBDIRECCION GENERAL DE ECONOMIA INTERNACIONAL CUADERNO DE DOCUMENTACION Número 94 ANEXO XII Alvaro Espina Vocal Asesor 24 de Enero de 2012 ENTRE EL 11 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2011 Y EL 8 DE ENERO DE 2012 1 BACKGROUND PAPERS:* 1. Islamists in Egypt back timing of military Handover, The New York Times by David D Kirkpatrick…11 2. Arab League to send more inspectors to monitor events in Syria, by Ian Black... 14 3. Catar se erige en el mediador omnipresente en el mundo musulmán, Ángeles Espinosa... 16 4. La Liga Árabe mantiene sin cambios su misión en Siria pese a las críticas, Enric González… 18 5. Watching Elephants Fly, by Thomas L. Friedman… 20 6. In figures: islamists are the unchallengeable winners of the vote, Almasryalyoum by Egypt Independent… 22 7. Siria, sin salida, El País Editorial…24 8. Zomor: Sadat’s assassination preamble to revolution, Almasryalyoum by Egypt Independent…25 9. Arabs may call on United Nations to help in Syria, Almasryalyoum by Reuters…26 10. Why Islamism Is Winning, John M. Owen IV… 28 11. La UE estrecha el cerco sobre Hungría, El País de Ricardo Martínez de Rituerto…30 12. Un peligro para toda Europa, El País de Paolo Flores…33 13. El nuevo aentado en Damasco arroja más sombras sobre el régimen, El País de Enric González…35 14. Una sospechosa brecha de seguridad, Análisis El País de Angeles Espinosa…37 15. Un atentado en Damasco causa decenas de víctimas, El País de Agencias…38 16. Latest Egypt vote brings Islamists closer to win, Reuters by Tom Perry…40 17. Detenido el ex jefe del Estado Mayor turco acusado de golpismo, El País de Agencias…42 18. Turkey arrests former military chief, Financial Times by Daniel Dombey…43 19. Turkey: military chiefs resign en masse, BBC News Europe …45 20. Eight militants, 4 soldiers killed in s Yemen clashes, Reuters …47 21. Una oleada de atentados en Bagdad reabre la herida sectaria en Irak, El País de Angeles Espinosa…48 2 22. Myanmar permite a la Nobel Suu Kyi presentarse a las elecciones, El País de José Reinoso…50 23. Internet Access Is Not a Human Right, Vinton G. Cerf… 52 24. Syria pipeline attacked amid ongoing killing, CNN …53 25. Welcome to another year of protest and instability, Financial Times by Jeffrey Sachs…55 26. Overtures to Egypt’s Islamists reverse longtime US Policy, The New York Times by David Kirkpatrick…56 27. Global unrest: how the revolution went viral, The Guardian by Paul Mason…60 28. Twenty reasons why it’s kicking off everywhere, Newsnight by Paul Mason…66 29. Israeli Foreign Ministry denies opening dialogue with Egypt's Islamists MENA... 70 30. Taliban leaders held at Guantánamo bay to be released in peace talks deal, The Guardian by Julian Borger…71 31. Hope meets hate in the new Libya, Spiegel On Line by Alexander Smoltczk…74 32. El rey de Marruecos VI nombra al primer Gobierno presidido por un islamista, El País de Agencias…81 33. Libya begins plan to elect assembly, http:// internacional.el país.com by David d Kirkpatrick…82 34. Contra Orbán, pero desde dentro, AFP de Heti Vilaggazdasag…83 35. Brotherhood’s, quandary, Almasryalyoum by Khalil Al Anani…86 36. Allies for democracy?, Or not?, Almasryalyoum by Mohamed Gabr…88 37. German think tank chief to be questioned in Cairo, Spiegel On Line…90 38. Los islamistas de Argelia se miran en Egipto y Túnez, El País de Ignacio Cembrero…92 39. Libyan militia captures Gaddafi loyalists over bomb plot, The Guardian by Reuters…94 40. La represión en Siria provoca 5.862 muertes en 2011, según la oposición, El Mundo de Efe…95 41. Actualiza1-Grupos oposición Siria firman acuerdo futuro, Reuters de Erika Solomon…96 42. Un comité árabe pide retirar a los observadores de Siria, Reuters España…98 43. Y el 15-M desbordó fronteras, El País.com de Joseba Elola…100 44. Intifada, no primavera, El País.com de Enric González …103 3 45. This revolution isn’t being televised, The New York Times by Jon B Alterman…107 46. Iran’s rhetoric sets diplomacy on edge, Financial Times by James Blitz…109 47. Turquía: El Gran Ganador De 2011, Ashraf Ghani… 111 48. Our age of mounting indignation, Financial Times by Gideon Rachman…114 49. Egypt: a religious revival, Financial Times by Roula Khalaf…101 50. An act of courage that launched a revolution, The Washington Post by Liz Sly…121 51. Protsters in Syria emboldened by Arab league presence, The Washington Post by Alice Fordham…126 52. Egyptian military gambles by raiding pro-democracy groups, The Washington Post by Leila Fadel…128 53. US touts Saudi Arabia fighter jet deal as a foreign policy, security and economic boon, The Washington Post by Joby Warrick…130 54. Egyptian security forces raid offices of US other democracy groups, The Washington Post by Leila Fadel…131 55. Mohamed VI echa un pulso al islamismo, El País de Ignacio Cembrero…134 56. La misión de los observadores en Siria naufraga en medio de la represión, El País de Enric González…137 57. De hombre de Bashir en Darfur a jefe de los observadores de la Liga Arabe en Siria, El País de Mokhtar Atitar…139 58. A Mission of Amateurs, Spiegen On Line by Yassin Musharbash…140 59. The world’s worst human rights observer, FP by David Kanner…142 60. Arab league needs to tell the truth about Syria, The Washington Post by Editorial…145 61. Chief arab monitor alrms Syrian opposition, Financial Times by Borzoy Daragahi…146 62. Syria: human rights groups challenge leadership of Arab league mission, The Guardian by Julian Borger…148 63. Egyptian army officer’s diary of military life in a revolution, The Guardian by Jack Shenker…150 64. Kursd in Turkey: arrests and violence threaten to radicalize a generation, The Guardian by Constanze Letsch…153 65. Silenced Kurdish storytellers sing again, The Guardian by Constanze Letsch…156 4 66. Yemenis, on strike, demand that their managers be fired, The New York Times by Associted Press…157 67. Look east for answers to Arab democracy, Financial Times by Ramachandra Guha…159 68. Academic and Profeessional Book, Cambridge by David Lewis…145 69. Syrian opposition politician attacked in Germany, Spiegel On Line…161 70. Les observateurs de la ligue arabe jugent la situation rassurante a Homs, Le Monde.fr de AFP…163 71. Human rights watch accuses Syrian authorities of hiding detainees, Almasryalyoum by AP…165 72. Virginity tests on Egypt protesters are illegal, says judge, The Guardian by Riazat Butt…166 73. Arab league monitors visit Homs, The Guardian by Julian Borger…169 74. Looking to consolidate its influence, brotherhood takes to the media, Almasryalyoum by Noha El Hennawy…171 75. Is Morocco really ready for a mega mall?, The New York Times by The Associated Press…160 76. Arab monitors finish visit to Syria’s homs, Aljazeera.net …178 77. Crowd behavior: United they stand, Financial Times by Clive Cookson…181 78. Life after the Arab, The Guardian by Nesrine Malik…172 79. Yemeni leader’s request for US visa still in flux, The Washington Post by Sudarsan Raghavan…189 80. Path is cleared for Yemeni leader to get care in US, The New York Times by Mark Landler…192 81. US considers Saleh’s travel request, Financial Times by Reuters…194 82. US weighing travel request for Yemen’s president, http://www.ft.com by Julie Pace…195 83. A generation at last in ferment, Financial Times by Roula Khalaf…197 84. El régimen sirio bombardea Homs antes de la llegada de la Liga Arabe, El País de Efe…201 85. Les marocains manifestent pour la démocratie, sans le sislamistes, Le Monde.fr by AFP…203 86. Le chef des observateurs de la Ligue arabe entame sa mission en Syrie, Le Monde.fr by Ashraf Shazly…204 5 87. Monday’s papers : political negotiations continue, report says chemical weapons used on protesters, Almasryalyoum by Noha El Hennawy…206 88. Siria, el zarpazo de un tigre herido, El País de Simon Sebag…193 89. Sunday’s papers: suggestions for the way forwards, Almasryalyoum by Heba Afify…213 90. US prepares for a curtailed relationship with Pakistan, The New York Times by Eric Schmitt…215 91. The army and the economy in Egypt, Almasryalyoum by Mohamed Al Khalsan…218 92. Freedon and justice party leads in second round of elections, Almasryalyoum by Al Masry …224 93. Islamist parties consolidate Egypt poll gains, Aljazeera.net by AFP…225 94. New Libyan leaders juggle demans, grievances, Reuters by Matt Robinson…226 95. Bombas en Damasco, El País Editorial…229 96. Analysis-Egypt may need up to $15 bln from IMF to avoid crunch, Reuters by Patrick Werr…230 97. Assad’s regime hunts people in homs, Spiegel On Line …233 98. La oposición siria a El Asad cierra filas, El País de Ignacio Cembrero…239 99. Un doble atentado suicida con coche bomba sacude el centro de Damasco, El País de Ana Garralda…241 100. Francia-Turquia el genocidio que molesta, Presseurop …242 101. Los egipcios vuelven a llenar Tahrir en protesta contra la represión militar, El País de Nuria Tesón…246 102. Tahir da la espalda a los islamistas, El País de Nuria Tesón…247 103. Detenidos en Hungría el líder socialista y nueve diputados opositores, El País de Agencias…249 104. Turkey’s war on journalists, Fp by Alia Malek…251 105.