(2010/078) The Economist - Lula, para reconstruir o Haiti

1. Por essa, nem eu esperava. o The Economist, mais conceiturado jornal de finanças e economia do planeta, afirma que o governo do Haiti não tem como reconstruir o país, sugere um "governo internacional de reconstrução" e propõe que Lula, assim que deixe o Governo brasileiro, assuma a tarefa, tendo por primeiro-ministro um eminente haitiano...

Haiti’s government cannot rebuild the country. A temporary
authority needs to be set up to do it

Given the local vacuum of power, this is the best idea around. The authority should be set up under the auspices of the UN or of an ad hoc group (the United States, Canada, the European Union and Brazil, for example). It should be led by a suitable outsider (Bill Clinton, who is the UN’s special envoy for Haiti, would be ideal, perhaps to be followed by Brazil’s Lula after he steps down as president in a year’s time) and a prominent Haitian, such as the prime minister. To provide services, it should work with aid groups.

2. É, Lula, de Garanhuns para o Mundo...


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