USA : "L'Amérique s'apprête à célébrer "Martin LUTHER KING JR"!!!

Le 24 août 2011 par IvoireBusiness - Des dizaines de milliers d'américains, le président "Barack Obama" en tète rendront un hommage

dimanche 28 Août à "Martin Luther King jr" avec l'inauguration à "Washinghton" d'un mémorial au défenseur des droits des noirs.48 ANS, jour pour jour, après son célèbre discours: "I have a dream"(j'ai fait un rêve!!).PLUS DE 300.000 personnes sont attendues autour de l'immense esplanade au sud de la maison blanche qui rassemble de nombreux monuments dédiés au héros du pays(prix Nobel de la paix en 1964, assassiné le 4 Avril 1968).Selon "HARRY JHONSON", président de la fondation qui a porté ce projet vieux de 15 ans, il s'agit également d'un seul monument de cette importance dédié à cet endroit à une personnalité qui n'est pas un ancien président des USA!
IL ajoute ensuite que c'est un pas immense dans l'histoire des USA et du monde que ce monument soit inauguré par le premier président afro-américain du pays, un espoir non seulement pour les noirs, mais pour le monde entier. C’est ce qu'a révélé l'organe de presse français "le point" dans sa parution du 23 AOÜT dernier."A quand un monument dédié à "Malcom X", c’est sans doute la question que se posera une frange de la population noire américaine"... (Yves T Bouazo- la dernière phrase à valeur d'interrogation est de la rédaction)
"Panafrican daily newspaper on line "Ivoirebusiness.net" targeted by the ivorian embassy in Paris"! (..) Since ever, generally speaking the press always plays a crucial role in raising the conscious high of people in a deep slumber! It also informs objectively and educates a nation as a whole! In the "IVORY coast"(WEST Africa), the press ceased to be manipulated since 1989, namely during the downfall of Berlin wall, also backed up by the so called conspicuous influence of the eastern wind. Although this reality may sound like a rhetorical issue, the seemingly obvious answer is a complicated one which must discern patterns from threads which have just recently emerged when president "Alassane Ouattara" took over in the "IVORY Coast", (April 2011).SO right now, it seems that it's a routine fact to arrest journalists and reporters in a country, "the Ivory Coast" where freedom of speech was one of the political backbone under president former president "LAURENT GBAGBO". As a matter of fact, under new martial laws in the "Ivory COAST", it's fairly easy to pinpoint the most urgent problems and shortcomings facing the beleaguered press in this part of Africa: Consequently, the closure of critical publications in the "IVORY coast" such as "Notre voie"(our way)), "Notre temps"(our time), the arrest and murder of ivorian journalists, the filing of multi million francs cfa (Ivorian currency) libel suits against them, and the issuance of repressive decrees which placed fundamental human rights, including freedom of the press, in jeopardy. Today, in the "Ivory Coast" such blatant repression still exist, also the layers of constraints originating elsewhere are palpable namely in PARIS, where the ivorian embassy aiming to intimidate the editor staff of one the most trusted panafrican daily newspaper on line "Ivoirebusiness.net". it seems clearly that we are back to the old one party political system of the seventies, where freedom of press was prohibited. Down the line, the ivorian embassy in Paris will sooner come to reality, because our panafrican daily newspaper on line(Ivoirebusiness.net) (more than 100.000 visitors daily worldwide) is composed of professional journalists who are used to taking into account professional ethics and deontology. We will never surrender nor give up in playing a key role informing objectively the whole world. PEOPLE, GET READY....
Yves T Bouazo