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【波譎雲詭】國際時事政治選舉集中理性討論區
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日本各政黨的立場
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日本各政黨的立場
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Foreign affairs spokesman Raul Romeva told the BBC the central government was acting against the will of Catalans.
Mr Romeva said: "How can the European Union live with that situation [if this happens]? How can the EU democracy survive and how can they be credible if they allow this to happen?
"Because what I can tell you is that the people and the institutions in Catalonia will not let this happen."
He said the Spanish government needed to recognise that the people of the region had voted for independence.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-41719081
Mr Romeva said: "How can the European Union live with that situation [if this happens]? How can the EU democracy survive and how can they be credible if they allow this to happen?
"Because what I can tell you is that the people and the institutions in Catalonia will not let this happen."
He said the Spanish government needed to recognise that the people of the region had voted for independence.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-41719081
比例区の東海ブロックで立憲民主党の比例名簿の候補が足りなくなり、本来獲得できた議席を自民党に譲る結果となった。
比例区の議席は各党の得票数を１、２、３と順に整数で割り、商が大きい順に議席を割り振る「ドント式」で配分される。立憲は本来、東海ブロックで５議席を獲得するはずだったが、比例名簿に載っていた６人の候補のうち２人が小選挙区で当選したため、名簿に４人の名前しか残らなくなった。候補を追加することはできず、議席の権利を放棄して「譲渡」することになった。失った議席は次に商が大きかった、自民党の８議席目に割り当てられた。
同じような「議席譲渡」は２００５年、０９年の衆院選でも起きている。
比例区の議席は各党の得票数を１、２、３と順に整数で割り、商が大きい順に議席を割り振る「ドント式」で配分される。立憲は本来、東海ブロックで５議席を獲得するはずだったが、比例名簿に載っていた６人の候補のうち２人が小選挙区で当選したため、名簿に４人の名前しか残らなくなった。候補を追加することはできず、議席の権利を放棄して「譲渡」することになった。失った議席は次に商が大きかった、自民党の８議席目に割り当てられた。
同じような「議席譲渡」は２００５年、０９年の衆院選でも起きている。
日本各政黨的立場
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其實一直都有，不過好topical，而家綜合討論都可以話係相得益彰
咁其實第九條應該會修到啦
La Comisión del artículo 155 se constituirá este martes a las 13:00 horas y creará una ponencia, un grupo más pequeño de senadores que trabaje a puerta cerrada. Dará también un plazo a la Generalitat de Catalunya para que envíe por escrito las alegaciones que considere oportuno hasta el jueves al mediodía y para que designe a un representante que acuda a defenderlas, que podría ser el propio Puigdemont.
El jueves a mediodía se volverá a reunir la ponencia para empezar a redactar un dictamen que será de nuevo debatido en la comisión convocada para ese jueves a las 17:00 horas. En ese momento, si lo considera oportuno, podrá comparecer Puigdemont o alguien en su nombre para defender las alegaciones o lo que estime oportuno.
Google Translate: The Commission of article 155 will be constituted this Tuesday at 13:00 hours and will create a paper, a smaller group of senators working behind closed doors. It will also give a period to the Generalitat de Catalunya to send in writing the allegations it deems appropriate until Thursday at noon and to appoint a representative who comes to defend them, which could be Puigdemont himself.
On Thursday at noon the paper will be reassembled to start writing an opinion that will be discussed again in the committee convened for that Thursday at 17:00 hours. At that time, if he considers it appropriate, Puigdemont or someone in his name may appear to defend the allegations or whatever he deems appropriate.
El jueves a mediodía se volverá a reunir la ponencia para empezar a redactar un dictamen que será de nuevo debatido en la comisión convocada para ese jueves a las 17:00 horas. En ese momento, si lo considera oportuno, podrá comparecer Puigdemont o alguien en su nombre para defender las alegaciones o lo que estime oportuno.
Google Translate: The Commission of article 155 will be constituted this Tuesday at 13:00 hours and will create a paper, a smaller group of senators working behind closed doors. It will also give a period to the Generalitat de Catalunya to send in writing the allegations it deems appropriate until Thursday at noon and to appoint a representative who comes to defend them, which could be Puigdemont himself.
On Thursday at noon the paper will be reassembled to start writing an opinion that will be discussed again in the committee convened for that Thursday at 17:00 hours. At that time, if he considers it appropriate, Puigdemont or someone in his name may appear to defend the allegations or whatever he deems appropriate.
冰島有個選區已經投完票，投票率100%
Kosningu í Flatey lokið með 100% kjörsókn
Google Translate: Election in Flatey completed with 100% voting
The election district at Flatey in Breiðafjörður has been closed for the parliamentary elections held next Saturday. The representative of the district commissioner in the West Fjords went there on Thursday and set up a poll at the Bryggjubúðinn in the island.
Six were on the electoral register this time and the election was 100 percent. This is the third time that the Sheriff of the Westfjords set up a poll in the island before the election, and has been extremely pleased with the island's residents to be able to choose a local area.
The number of elections in Flatey in Breiðafjörður belongs to the district commissioner in the Westfjords, and therefore a long journey for a representative of the district commissioner from Patreksfjordur to Flateyjar.
"We departed from Patreksfjordur more than nine on Thursday morning and drove all the way to Stykkishólmur. From there we went to Flatey with Baldri, "says Bergrún Halldórsdóttir, an employee of the district commissioner in Patreksfjordur.
"When we arrived in Bryggjubúð with election data, a polling station had been set up and residents were quick to vote," says Bergrún.
"This is of course a long distance for us and it was great that the crew of Baldri waited for voters to finish voting so we could go by boat to Brjánslæk," says Bergrún.
It should be borne in mind that the Sheriff in West Iceland is precisely in Stykkishólmur. By the turn of 1900 there were four hundred inhabitants in the island, and there is provision for residents there from settlements. Now, only two families in Flatey live on a regular basis.
Bergrún says that this is one of the fastest teams in the election, running the district and setting up electoral divisions before a real election date arrives.
"Now we have Flatey and we will continue the trip tomorrow. Then the route lies in Reykholt where we will set up a poll for residents there," Bergrún adds.
http://www.visir.is/g/2017171029677/kosningu-i-flatey-lokid-med-100-kjorsokn
Kosningu í Flatey lokið með 100% kjörsókn
Google Translate: Election in Flatey completed with 100% voting
The election district at Flatey in Breiðafjörður has been closed for the parliamentary elections held next Saturday. The representative of the district commissioner in the West Fjords went there on Thursday and set up a poll at the Bryggjubúðinn in the island.
Six were on the electoral register this time and the election was 100 percent. This is the third time that the Sheriff of the Westfjords set up a poll in the island before the election, and has been extremely pleased with the island's residents to be able to choose a local area.
The number of elections in Flatey in Breiðafjörður belongs to the district commissioner in the Westfjords, and therefore a long journey for a representative of the district commissioner from Patreksfjordur to Flateyjar.
"We departed from Patreksfjordur more than nine on Thursday morning and drove all the way to Stykkishólmur. From there we went to Flatey with Baldri, "says Bergrún Halldórsdóttir, an employee of the district commissioner in Patreksfjordur.
"When we arrived in Bryggjubúð with election data, a polling station had been set up and residents were quick to vote," says Bergrún.
"This is of course a long distance for us and it was great that the crew of Baldri waited for voters to finish voting so we could go by boat to Brjánslæk," says Bergrún.
It should be borne in mind that the Sheriff in West Iceland is precisely in Stykkishólmur. By the turn of 1900 there were four hundred inhabitants in the island, and there is provision for residents there from settlements. Now, only two families in Flatey live on a regular basis.
Bergrún says that this is one of the fastest teams in the election, running the district and setting up electoral divisions before a real election date arrives.
"Now we have Flatey and we will continue the trip tomorrow. Then the route lies in Reykholt where we will set up a poll for residents there," Bergrún adds.
http://www.visir.is/g/2017171029677/kosningu-i-flatey-lokid-med-100-kjorsokn
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Italian Regions of Lombardy and Veneto Vote for More Autonomy
ROME — The citizens of two northern Italian regions voted overwhelmingly on Sunday in favor of greater autonomy in closely watched referendums that come on the heels of Catalonia’s tortuous attempts to secede from Spain.
The polls closed at 11 p.m. on Sunday, and with most votes counted by early Monday, the results in Lombardy and Veneto suggested that millions of voters had cast ballots to “give a message” to the central government in Rome, Luca Zaia, president of the Veneto region, said at a news conference.
The nonbinding referendums were promoted by the Northern League, which governs both regions, and the outcome will put the regional presidents on firmer footing as they begin negotiating with Rome for greater say — and financial independence — in a number of areas, including security and immigration and education.
“This is the big bang” of institutional reforms, said Mr. Zaia in Veneto, where at least 60 percent of the population went to the polls, easily reaching the quorum of 50.1 percent. “In Veneto, what has won is the desire to be masters in our own home,” he said.
More than 98 percent of the more than two million people who went to the polls in Veneto voted in favor of autonomy, according to regional officials.
In Lombardy, about 40 percent of the electorate — some three million voters — went to the polls, but a quorum was not necessary. The region’s president, Roberto Maroni, said that more than 95 percent of Lombardy’s residents had voted in favor.
“I am happy, I am very satisfied with how things went, and I realize that I now have a commitment that is equally important — which is to go to Rome and give concrete actualization to the mandate that millions of Lombards have given me,” he said. “To go to Rome and obtain, within the framework of national unity, greater jurisdiction, and more resources.”
Mr. Maroni also said he was satisfied with the way the vote had been carried out in Lombardy, which used electronic ballots via more than 24,000 tablets, a first in Italy. “This is a historic experimentation,” he said.
Both regions, which are wealthy, are lobbying to have a greater say in how, and where, their taxes go, arguing that they give much more than they get back. Lombardy accounts for around 20 percent of the country’s economy, with Milan, the region’s main city, serving as Italy’s financial and fashion capital. The Veneto region accounts for about 10 percent.
Though the Northern League harbored secessionist aspirations when it first emerged on the Italian political scene some three decades ago, the party has muted its tone, and the referendum was not a call for a break away from Italy.
Both Mr. Zaia and Mr. Maroni emphasized that the vote was well within their constitutional rights. Five of Italy’s 20 regions — Val d’Aosta, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Trentino-Alto Adige, Sardinia and Sicily — already enjoy an “autonomous status” that gives them a greater degree of control over specific areas and funding.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/22/world/europe/lombardy-veneto-referendums.html
Italian Regions of Lombardy and Veneto Vote for More Autonomy
ROME — The citizens of two northern Italian regions voted overwhelmingly on Sunday in favor of greater autonomy in closely watched referendums that come on the heels of Catalonia’s tortuous attempts to secede from Spain.
The polls closed at 11 p.m. on Sunday, and with most votes counted by early Monday, the results in Lombardy and Veneto suggested that millions of voters had cast ballots to “give a message” to the central government in Rome, Luca Zaia, president of the Veneto region, said at a news conference.
The nonbinding referendums were promoted by the Northern League, which governs both regions, and the outcome will put the regional presidents on firmer footing as they begin negotiating with Rome for greater say — and financial independence — in a number of areas, including security and immigration and education.
“This is the big bang” of institutional reforms, said Mr. Zaia in Veneto, where at least 60 percent of the population went to the polls, easily reaching the quorum of 50.1 percent. “In Veneto, what has won is the desire to be masters in our own home,” he said.
More than 98 percent of the more than two million people who went to the polls in Veneto voted in favor of autonomy, according to regional officials.
In Lombardy, about 40 percent of the electorate — some three million voters — went to the polls, but a quorum was not necessary. The region’s president, Roberto Maroni, said that more than 95 percent of Lombardy’s residents had voted in favor.
“I am happy, I am very satisfied with how things went, and I realize that I now have a commitment that is equally important — which is to go to Rome and give concrete actualization to the mandate that millions of Lombards have given me,” he said. “To go to Rome and obtain, within the framework of national unity, greater jurisdiction, and more resources.”
Mr. Maroni also said he was satisfied with the way the vote had been carried out in Lombardy, which used electronic ballots via more than 24,000 tablets, a first in Italy. “This is a historic experimentation,” he said.
Both regions, which are wealthy, are lobbying to have a greater say in how, and where, their taxes go, arguing that they give much more than they get back. Lombardy accounts for around 20 percent of the country’s economy, with Milan, the region’s main city, serving as Italy’s financial and fashion capital. The Veneto region accounts for about 10 percent.
Though the Northern League harbored secessionist aspirations when it first emerged on the Italian political scene some three decades ago, the party has muted its tone, and the referendum was not a call for a break away from Italy.
Both Mr. Zaia and Mr. Maroni emphasized that the vote was well within their constitutional rights. Five of Italy’s 20 regions — Val d’Aosta, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Trentino-Alto Adige, Sardinia and Sicily — already enjoy an “autonomous status” that gives them a greater degree of control over specific areas and funding.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/22/world/europe/lombardy-veneto-referendums.html
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原來馬德里市長係老左 
El portavoz del PP en el Ayuntamiento de Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, ha criticado hoy a la alcaldesa de la capital, Manuela Carmena, por situarse junto con Ada Colau y Pablo Iglesias, en un "apoyo firme" al desafío independentista catalán frente al Gobierno español.
Google Translate: The spokesman for the PP in the Madrid City Council, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has criticized the mayor of the capital, Manuela Carmena, for standing with Ada Colau and Pablo Iglesias, in a "firm support" for the Catalan independence front challenge to the Spanish Government.
El portavoz del PP en el Ayuntamiento de Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, ha criticado hoy a la alcaldesa de la capital, Manuela Carmena, por situarse junto con Ada Colau y Pablo Iglesias, en un "apoyo firme" al desafío independentista catalán frente al Gobierno español.
Google Translate: The spokesman for the PP in the Madrid City Council, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has criticized the mayor of the capital, Manuela Carmena, for standing with Ada Colau and Pablo Iglesias, in a "firm support" for the Catalan independence front challenge to the Spanish Government.
El Círculo de Economía pide convocar elecciones de forma inmediata en Catalunya para evitar un escenario de consecuencias "imprevisibles" pero en cualquier caso "dramáticas".
Google Translate: The Circle of Economy calls for immediate elections in Catalonia to avoid a scenario of "unpredictable" but in any case "dramatic" consequences.
Google Translate: The Circle of Economy calls for immediate elections in Catalonia to avoid a scenario of "unpredictable" but in any case "dramatic" consequences.
都係嗰句，呢類post都有負皮咁盞鬼 
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法國關注開學術台嘅人多數係 交通－政治－氣象 三樣嘢混合
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法國關注開學術台嘅人多數係 交通－政治－氣象 三樣嘢混合
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