Wednesday 16 February 2011

Changing the guard

This topic leads to stories about leadership and change:

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There are nine cables:

06HAVANA8633 2006-04-20
Castro has reduced his public profile
since February, but rumors of debilitating ill health are
unfounded.

06BARCELONA179 2006-12-01
Jose Montilla received the medal signifying his position as President
from out-going President Pascal Maragall

07HAVANA5 2007-01-03
Cuban media carried a New Years message from
Fidel Castro noting the passing of 48 years since he assumed
power

07ISLAMABAD5388 2007-12-28
The Pakistan Muslim League has unofficially selected former Punjab Chief Minister, Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi, as its candidate for the Prime Ministership following the January 2008 national elections

08ASUNCION358 2008-06-02
President-elect Fernando Lugo will need to rely on his diverse background to govern Paraguay and hold together the varied interests in his political coalition

08LONDON19912008-07-31
As Gordon Brown lurches from political disaster to disaster, Westminster is abuzz with speculation about whether he will be replaced as Prime Minister and Labour Party leader

09PRETORIA954 2009-05-12
Jacob Zuma, the President of the ruling African National Congress party (ANC), was inaugurated as the fourth post-apartheid president of South Africa

09AMMAN1689 2009-07-28
Anti-Palestinian hooliganism and slogans denigrating the Palestinian origins of both the Queen and the Crown Prince led to the cancellation ...

09STOCKHOLM679 2009-10-30
WHO IS SWEDISH PRIME MINISTER FREDRIK REINFELDT? we wanted to give you some background on this composed and reflective individual ...

09SANTIAGO919 2009-12-02
In his short political career, Enriquez-Ominami
has distinguished himself primarily by bucking the political
establishment and refusing to toe the party line while
simultaneously leveraging his establishment connections

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