Normal... :D Numai fraierii stiu (sau se fac ca nu stiu) ce spagi au bagat astia in PD... in afara de asta, prietenia dintre Stolo si promotorii proiectului de exploatare e de notorietate (parmi les connaisseurs). Nu mai vorbim de cate persoane din PD au lucrat de-a lungul timpului pentru ei... sau cati mai au promisiuni sa lucreze in viitor ;)
Dar daca PD le da ok, dupa aia se poate pune foarte acut problema, cat de adevarat este ca lor le pasa intr-adevar de Romania, "societatea civila" si altele cu care ne momesc de ani incoace... Sau, cum ar zice unii: eu... hic!... cu cine (mai) votez? :D Vasile On 9/29/07, Vali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Se pare ca Gabriel isi pune mari sperante in votul asupra motiunii de > cenzura... > > ---------------------------- > > Vali > * "Noble blood is an accident of fortune; noble actions are the chief mark > of greatness." (Carlo Goldoni) > **"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know > peace." (Jimi Hendrix)* > *Aboneaza-te la ngo_list <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ngo_list>: o > alternativa moderata (un pic) la [ngolist]* > * Please consider the environment - do you really need to print this > email? > * > > > > > http://communities.canada.com/nationalpost/blogs/tradingdesk/archive/2007/09/28/oct-3-vote-in-romania-could-be-crucial-for-gabriel-resources.aspx > > Oct. 3 vote in Romania could be crucial for Gabriel Resources > > Romania's political parties remain locked in conflict and the country's > main opposition party has asked for a no-confidence vote by parliament on > Oct. 3. If the plan succeeds, Romania could have a new political majority > and much of the instability since the minority centre-right government came > to power in 2004 could end. > > For miner Gabriel Resources Ltd. > (GBU/TSX<http://stockgroup.canada.com/sn_overview.asp?symbol=T.GBU>), > which is working to develop its 80% Rosia Montana gold project in Romania, > this could be exactly what is needed. > > The company continues to face environmental permitting delays, that it > says are partly motivated by politics. Resumption of the permitting process > now hinges on a ministerial change, according to Canaccord Adams analyst > Nicholas Chalmers. > > "We acknowledge that the project's immediate future is now out of > Gabriel's control, but on balance believe the permitting process will > proceed given the fragile position of the current government and the legal > avenues open to the company," he said in a note to clients. > > As a result, Canaccord upgraded its recommendation on Gabriel from "hold" > to "speculative buy," while its last price target, which pre-dated the > suspension of the permitting process, was $5.50 per share. > > (c) 2007 CanWest Interactive, a division of *CanWest MediaWorks Publications > Inc.* <http://www.canwestglobal.com/> >
