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	Le Monde diplomatique
		In den deutschen Ausgabe von Le Monde diplomatique vom August 2007, die als Beilage zur Berliner Tageszeitung erscheint, werden wieder einmal zwei Artikel aus der französischen Originalausgabe unterschlagen.
		Die Übersetzung des Textes von Ignacio Ramonet in Le Monde diplomatique vom September 2006 (Taz-Beilage) "vergißt" gar manche Sätze (ich habe sie fett gedruckt) und fügt einige hinzu (ebenfalls fett).
		Ergebnis: Der Text ist gefälscht, die deutschen Leserinnen bilden sich ihre Meinung über Ramonet anhand eines Textes, der nicht dem entspricht, was sein Autor entwickelt hat.
	www.steinbergrecherche.com /lemondediplomatique.htm (3047 words)

	Ignacio Ramonet: Cuba has an influence as never before in Latin America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Ramonet talked to a large group of students at the University of Computer Science (Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas, UCI, in Spanish), on the periphery of this capital city, where the Cuban edition of his most recent book, “Cien horas con Fidel” (One hundred hours with Fidel) was launched.
		Ramonet revealed that after attending the 2002 World Social Forum in Brazil, he expressed his concern to Fidel Castro because the new generations opposing neo-liberal globalization did not feel the solidarity towards this country that his generation did.
		Ramonet said that the book is dedicated to the new generation of young people “who have not had the opportunity to know the thinking” of the Cuban leader which — in his opinion - is distorted by the mass communication media.
	www.cubanow.net /global/loader.php?&secc=7&cont=show.php&item=1160 (1035 words)

	Nicholas Mead » Blog Archive » Ignacio Ramonet at the CCCB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Ramonet attributed the trend to the failure of US imposed neo-liberal policies that has widened the gap between rich and poor and led to increased social and economic decay.
		Ramonet singled out special praise for the virtual elimination of illiteracy under Chavez and the reclaiming of land for the poor, much of which is still owned by oligarchies and English Lords.
		Ramonet said, “People say that Chavez is a megalomaniac just because he talks with the public on TV for four hours on his show Allo Presidente.
	www.nicholasmead.com /index.php/2006/11/28/ignacio-ramonet-at-the-cccb (525 words)

	FOCUS Information Agency
		Ignacio Ramonet is editor-in-chief of the Le Monde Diplomatique newspaper, doctor in semiotics and history of art, professor in the University of Paris VII: Denis Diderot, associated professor in the University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain and the University in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
		Ignacio Ramonet: The Le Monde Diplomatique regularly publishes articles on the common challenges, but as to Bulgaria – it is “on the border” of two or three main challenges for Europe.
		Ignacio Ramonet: The media play a considerable role, especially in crises because the media should not add to the spread of hatred, escalation or stimulation of tension, as this has already happened at another time and another place.
	www.focus-fen.net /index.php?id=f1337 (906 words)

	Ignacio Ramonet: The true humanism of Fidel Castro is in this book (2006)
		Ramonet just came from Japan where he signed an agreement for the translation and publication of the book in that country and has information of three South Korean publishers fighting over the first edition in that language.
		Ramonet was unable to interview Fidel Castro because he has been dead for weeks.’ Second: ‘It is false because part of the answers are taken from speeches’.
		Ramonet acaba de pasar por Japón, donde firmó un acuerdo para la traducción y publicación del libro en ese país, y tiene noticias de que tres editores surcoreanos se disputan la edición príncipe en ese idioma.
	www.walterlippmann.com /docs979.html (7094 words)

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	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Books Supplement \| Iraq: Views from Paris
		Ignacio Ramonet is editor of the French newspaper Le Monde diplomatique, and his essay, Irak: Histoire d'un désastre, a reconstruction of events leading up to the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, presents a negative analysis of US policy that will be familiar to readers of this influential political monthly.
		Ramonet devotes a section of the book to what he calls the "manipulation and propaganda" put out by the US administration both before and after the invasion of Iraq, of which the association made between al-Qaida and the Saddam regime is one example.
		Ramonet's conclusion is that the US now wishes to play a selfish role in the world, at odds with its own best traditions.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2005/752/bo6.htm (812 words)

	Cuba News / The Miami Herald - CubaNet News - Noticias de Cuba / Cuba News
		Ramonet is known to be close to the Cuban government and has written a prior book on Castro.
		Ramonet's office in Paris said he was out of town and not available for comment, and he did not respond to a Miami Herald e-mail.
		Ramonet first denied writing the article and blasted the paper for publishing it without verifying it with him.
	www.cubanet.org /CNews/y06/apr06/05e6.htm (733 words)

	Pasión por los caudillos - Artículos y noticias de Cuba (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Un libro recoge cien preguntas del periodista Ignacio Ramonet a Fidel Castro 03/04/2006
		Ante las protestas de varios concurrentes que se solidarizaron con el periodista, Ramonet pidió respetar su derecho a expresarse libremente y el periodista por fin pudo hacerse escuchar.
		Desde el Media Watch Global, Ramonet ha arremetido, muchas veces con argumentos razonables y válidos, contra la concentración de la propiedad de los medios de comunicación en países occidentales, el aumento del poder de los conglomerados mediáticos y la merma de la calidad del trabajo periodístico de muchos medios informativos.
	www.cubaencuentro.com /index.php/es/layout/set/simple/encuentro-en-la-red/opinion/articulos/pasion-por-los-caudillos/(gnews)/1146628800 (455 words)

	Un libro recoge cien preguntas del periodista Ignacio Ramonet a Fidel Castro - Artículos y noticias de Cuba
		Un libro recoge cien preguntas del periodista Ignacio Ramonet a Fidel Castro - Artículos y noticias de Cuba
		Un libro recoge cien preguntas del periodista Ignacio Ramonet a Fidel Castro
		La salud, el porvenir, una eventual sucesión, el futuro de la revolución o el derrumbe de la Cuba socialista, son algunas de las preguntas que el director de Le monde diplomatique, Ignacio Ramonet, hizo a Fidel Castro y reunió en un libro que saldrá en España el próximo viernes.
	www.cubaencuentro.com /index.php/es/layout/set/simple/encuentro-en-la-red/cuba/noticias/un-libro-recoge-cien-preguntas-del-periodista-ignacio-ramonet-a-fidel-castro (519 words)

	IPS- Porto Alegre 2002 - 'With the truth, we shall overcome'
		Ignacio Ramonet, editor of Le Monde Diplomatique, proposed an 'ecology of communications' for confronting the contamination of the media by the globalising powers, which through the force of repetition often turn the truth into lies, and lies into truth.
		Ramonet, a panellist at the WSF seminar on 'Democratising Communications and the Media', said yesterday that counter-information from independent sources and civil society contributes towards 'decontamination', but that it must be rigorous and precise in order to avoid falling into the same manipulation of the news as 'the Establishment'.
		Ramonet and Savio shared Sunday's panel with Joelie Palmiere, of the international feminist press agency, Les Pénélopes, based in France, Bolívar Osvaldo León, of the Agencia Latinoamericana de Información, in Ecuador, and Jeff Cohen, of the US-based Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting.
	www.ipsnews.net /terraviva/04_truth_eng.shtml (799 words)

	Responde Fidel Castro, en libro de Ignacio Ramonet, mentiras del libelo norteamericano Forbes - Actualidad - ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Es un libro que mucho puede aportar a las nuevas generaciones, declaró hoy a la prensa cubana el prestigioso intelectual y periodista francés Ignacio Ramonet.
		Agregó Ramonet que escribir este volumen es una experiencia muy importante e inolvidable desde el punto de vista humano y profesional, y deviene magnífico regalo para Fidel a propósito de los 80 años que cumplirá este 13 de agosto.
		Ramonet destacó la belleza de la edición cubana e informó que ya fue presentado en España y próximamente verá la luz en 20 idiomas.
	vanguardia.co.cu /index.php?tpl=design/secciones/lectura/actualidad.tpl.html&newsid_obj_id=10313 (808 words)

	Foreign Policy: Letters
		Ignacio Ramonet is right that public protests haven’t erupted in Cuba since Fidel Castro handed power to his brother last year (“Was Fidel Good for Cuba?” January/ February 2007).
		It would be more appropriate for Ramonet to “stop looking at Cuba through an ideological prism and twisting the facts to fit in with a preconceived scheme of things,” as he himself writes in reference to Montaner’s well-informed and reasoned analyses.
		Ignacio Ramonet replies: Although I generally respect the work of Human Rights Watch, I disagree with Vivanco and Wilkinson when they assert that there haven’t been public protests in Cuba since the summer because of “Castro’s repressive machinery.” They are seriously mistaken.
	www.foreignpolicy.com /story/files/story3737.php (1363 words)

	Borges - Papers: "Library of Babel on the Internet"
		To return to Ramonet’s argument, it may certainly appear a seductive prospect to push the notion of contemporary relevance further and interpret Borges’ Library of Babel as some kind of prefigurement of the Internet.
		In other words, the great majority of the books are completely useless, and statistically it would be a remarkable feat to find even one “real”, actually readable book in months searching the shelves – and even then, the chances of its content being of any use or interest to the seeker would be minimal.
		To return finally to Ramonet’s critique, it may be added that some today feel we are living in a time when mainstream media increasingly push the message of “pensée unique” (“single thought”), of one-dimensional goodthink and sanitised, centrally-approved orthodoxies.
	www.themodernword.com /borges/borges_papers_rollason2.html (1892 words)

	Elogia Ignacio Ramonet edición de libro sobre Fidel Castro, La Demajagua Digital
		Al término del recorrido Ramonet declaró a la prensa que el libro es un magnífico regalo para el 80 cumpleaños del presidente cubano Fidel Castro, pues es un balance de su vida, una de las más importantes de la historia del siglo XX y lo que va del XXI.
		Cien horas con Fidel, subrayó, es una contribución a las nuevas generaciones, en particular europeas, para que conozcan y analicen los momentos difíciles de la historia y la Revolución cubana como la lucha contra la dictadura de Fulgencio Batista o la crisis de los misiles en octubre de 1962.
		Ramonet calificó su libro como material de larga duración al mostrar la capacidad de Fidel Castro de examinar situaciones y encontrar soluciones cuando parece que todo está perdido.
	www.lademajagua.cubasi.cu /infgran4334.htm (472 words)

	Vicepresidencia da Xunta de Galicia, Novas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		O obxecto desta reunión, segundo Ramonet, “é transmitirlle a un representante do novo Goberno”, a disposición dos dous xornalistas e líderes do movemento antiglobalización, para “axudar a difundir a acción do goberno galego en París”, cidade na que eles traballan.
		Segundo Ignacio Ramonet, a de hoxe “ é unha visita de cortesía para ofrecernos a colaborar na proxección de Galicia, a súa cultura e o seu patrimonio no exterior”.
		Ramonet e Chao expresáronlle ao Vicepresidente a súa intención de manter encontros cos membros do Goberno galego cando estes viaxen a París e de implicarse nas iniciativas que beneficien a Galicia e aos galegos.
	vicepresidencia.xunta.es /index.php?id=25&lista=1&canal=0¬icia=37 (199 words)

	INGLES GRANMA INTERNACIONAL DIGITAL, CUBA
		As a result of this, there is an ever greater need to be better informed and to study the course of events, and to transmit and improve ideas.
		Highlighting the incisiveness of a phrase by Ramonet, where he writes that the empire "rules better if those being ruled are unaware of it," Fidel confirmed his confidence that through the battle of ideas, "dominated people will become aware" of their subjection and that a "new world" would emerge from the system’s crisis.
		In the midst of the imperialist euphoria accompanying the fall of the Berlin Wall, Ramonet published "Communication, Victim of the Marketplace," an essay demystifying the alleged objectivity of information; the text also denounced the mass media’s entanglement with the most spurious oligarchic interests.
	www.granma.cu /INGLES/febrero02-2/7ramonet-i.html (491 words)

	Felix Stalder: Ramonet's Geopolitics of Chaos (Review)
		The intellectual crisis is manifest in the hegemony of what Ramonet calls "la pensée unique", a phrase inadequately translated as "politically correct thinking".
		But the most problematic aspects is that Ramonet seem entrenched in a backwards nostalgia of strong but rational and benevolent state institutions upholding purified national cultures, moral values and the utopia of prosperity for everyone.
		All this is waning and is being replaced, according to Ramonet, by chaos and desperation.
	felix.openflows.com /html/ramonet.html (720 words)

	Fidel & Chavez: a dramatic rescue
		In the book "Fidel Castro, a two-voiced biography," published by the Debate Publishing House, the Cuban president told Ignacio Ramonet information not previously released about the events of April 2002 in Venezuela.
		The fifth such interview, with the editor of Le Monde Diplomatique, Ignacio Ramonet, has become the book "Fidel Castro, a two-voiced biography," a summary of the life and thoughts of the Cuban chief of state, distilled from 100 hours of conversation.
		Ignacio Ramonet (IR):You have said you feel a great admiration for Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela.
	www.cyberjournal.org /cj/show_archives/?id='1129'&batch=16&lists=newslog (2318 words)

	Letters to the Editor, January 2003 - Worldpress.org
		Ignacio Ramonet’s “Servile States,” (Le Monde diplomatique) in the December WPR is the same old French whine.
		Ignacio Ramonet contends that the United States possesses “unprecedented and unequaled strength and influence in the world and...will not hesitate to act alone, if necessary, to exercise our right of self-defense by acting preemptively.” This is the one accurate assertion Mr.
		Ramonet is when, if ever, will Europe take a stand against the terrorist states that mean to destroy Western civilization?
	www.worldpress.org /print_article.cfm?article_id=946&dont=yes (621 words)

	Ignacio Ramonet bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Ignacio Ramonet is a specialist on geopolitics, economics and the history of culture and a professor of communication theory at the University Denis Diderot in Paris.
		He is the long-time editor of the French leftist magazine, Le Monde Diplomatique, one of the founders of ATTAC international and a key player in organizing the first World Social Forum in Porto Alegre.
		It proposes a reform tax (the Tobin Tax) of between 0.1% to 0.5% of currency transactions in order to dampen currency speculation and as a way of raising revenues to address global poverty.
	subsol.c3.hu /subsol_2/contributors3/ramonetbio.html (111 words)

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