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CULTURE Tweet Enter email: Hi! http://www.day.kiev.ua/237475 Enter code: Message to editor: Hi! http://www.day.kiev.ua/237475Enter your name:Enter your email: Enter code: This year marks the 135th birth anniversary of the well-known Ukrainian artist Olena Kulchytska @AU By Liubov KOST, head of the Olena Kulchytska Art Memorial Museum Olena Kulchytska is one of the most significant personalities in Ukrainian art of the early 20th century. Her creative work Read more [...]

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MADRID, Oct. 24 — Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba on Wednesday said he would not resign as leader of the Spanish Socialist (PSOE) party after his party’s disastrous showing in the regional elections in the Basque country and Galicia on Sunday. “My companions in the party voted for me to recover the confidence of the citizens and I aim to fulfill that obligation until the end,” said Rubalcaba in a press conference. “It is one thing to reflect, but not about resigning or about Read more [...] The Associated Press Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012 | midnight Two northern regions in Spain are holding elections for their legislatures Sunday in the first popular test of the central government's stringent austerity policies since it came to power late last year.A deepening financial crisis and how best to address the nation's separatist tensions are the main issues facing political leaders and voters in the turbulent Basque region and in northwestern Galicia.With 2.7 million voters, Galicia is a traditional Read more [...] The Irish Times - Wednesday, October 24, 2012ANALYSIS : The Spanish prime minister will use his party’s Galician victory as a lever to introduce still more cutbacks, writes PADDY WOODWORTH SPAIN’S RULING Partido Popular (PP) and its leader, prime minister Mariano Rajoy, could be forgiven for just a little self-congratulation this week. They can celebrate a clear-cut victory in elections to the Galician autonomous parliament last Sunday, despite the unpopularity of their austerity policies Read more [...] RECORDER REPORT Array()) --> Spain sold more short-term debt than planned on Tuesday, with demand shored up by expectations the country will ask for aid after ratings for some of its most indebted regions were cut to 'junk'. The sale came as the Bank of Spain warned the economy would stay in recession in the third quarter and said the country could miss a deficit target agreed with the European Union because of lower tax revenues owing to the slump.Spain is the focus of the three-year-old euro Read more [...] 0 The yen plunged for a day eight versus the dollar, the greatest streak in years seven, as a shown by a report that exports of Japan slid the maximum. The euro surged against many main currencies after an electoral majority was extended by Prime Minister of Spain Mariano Rajoy in Galicia. It stayed higher after the downgrading by Investors Service of Moody’s of five Read more [...] Parlamentarische Mehrheit für baskisches Selbstbestimmungsrecht. Linksbündnis erhält fast ein Viertel der Stimmen. Wahlen in Galizien stärken PP Der nächste baskische Lehendakari, der Ministerpräsident der Baskischen Autonomen Gemeinschaft (CAV), heißt Iñigo Urkullu. Soviel steht nach den Wahlen zum Regionalparlament der CAV am vergangenen Sonntag bereits fest. Mit 27 Sitzen und etwas mehr als 34 Prozent der Stimmen wurde seine Baskische Nationalistische Partei (PNV) klare Wahlsiegerin. Read more [...] Issue: 2326 dated: 27 October 2012International posted: 5.13pm Tue 23 Oct 2012comment on article | email| print Share: | Tweet | | As workers in Spain prepare to strike, Miguel Sanz looks at how the indignados movement has radicalised unionsNext month’s general strike, set to take place on 14 November, will be the second against the government of conservative Mariano Rajoy, after 10 million workers came out on 29 March. Since then attacks on workers’ rights and living standards Read more [...]

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