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By: Felipe Argote

At some point we have argued that among economists is no consensus, and agreed that although there are differences between the point that it is difficult to pigeonhole us into positions bounded by a border. On the contrary there are something like matrices and shades where we are at some points but we distance ourselves from other

That does not mean at all that there can be no schools of thought where it is possible to place a group economists, but which in turn are compared in some respects from that school. If necessary, and it is, locate the positions of economists, I would say we could set it according to what level of state involvement proposed.

already know that the classical liberal ideology touting laissez faire and the invisible hand. That is zero tolerance for state intervention. Keynesian thinking retrieves the state's position as a driver of demand creation, but the business class by giving the lead in economic decisions. We know that Marxism calls for a qualitative leap that will lead to the elimination of the bourgeoisie and the socialization of the means of production. Then we have the Austrian school, followers of Friedrich von Hayek and Milton Friedman disciple proposed and achieve a neoliberal variant, where the state guarantees that there are no monopolies and respect the laws of the free supply and demand but only so far.

Friedrich Von Hayek

neoliberal response to the crisis of the eighties initiated by the stagflation of the seventies is, as we know, the phenomenon of globalization that demand as a result of liberalization policies economic. But this model was implemented by increasing consensus that governments have a memory does not hold water to the beginning of XXI century and makes real catastrophe in the year 2008 with the global financial crisis, which began in the U.S. but spread like scrum by the rest of the developed countries.

currently neoliberal fundamentalists before the astonished eyes of the world, burned their own books and started a state intervention only comparable to the Marxist revolutions. The U.S. state nationalized the big banks and car manufacturers, and subsidized companies to avoid bankruptcy.

Like neoliberalism in the 80's, which comes to justify actions already taken as the intervention of the international financial institutions, particularly the IMF and World Bank who co-govern virtually indebted countries, now must come one model to justify state intervention, and not to say that the quintessential state is inefficient and deliverables state enterprises to private enterprise, but that the state save the icons of free enterprise and neoliberalism as such. Had to live to see it. Not just the practical argument that partially changed his mind. They even think they should privatize the profits, but now think you have to socialize the losses.

Joseph Stiglitz

are in the midst of economic change as profound as when the "new deal", which introduces the Keynesian model scene, or moments of the "debt crisis" of the eighties, introducing neoliberalism and riding on the crest of globalization.

The sector raised the alarm at the trend the crisis of the neoliberal model is led by so-called neo-Keynesian including Baumol, Krugman, Soros, Samuelson, Meier, until recently, Stiglitz and Ben Bernanke, which theoretically stands as neo Keynesian but in practice has become monetarist from his post as president of the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Ben Bernanke

I personally think that the dismantling of the neoliberal model was initiated by U.S. President George Bush after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 when it awarded grants to United States carriers to prevent their collapse.

few years later, amid the financial crisis in 2008, the Republican government has invested billions of dollars in shares of banks and private companies, thereby breaking with the neoliberal model that so far have embraced with passion.

In Latin America the government of Nestor Kirchner in Argentina, but Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Venezuela course, where the model has been baptized by Hugo Chavez as XXI Century Socialism.

In Panama, the breakdown of the neoliberal model began in the government of Martin Torrijos, when you start with the plan of selling so-called "competing products", where the state is involved in the economy, then the pharmacy "compete" and "networking opportunities", which copies the very successful initiative developed by the socialist government of Luiz Ignacio Lula Da Silva in Brazil.

The brand new Panamanian government in 2008 headed by billionaire Ricardo Martinelli deepening the neoliberal model rupture with the plan entitled "One Hundred to the Seventy, called" Universal Fellowship ", among others. This made him the government over state subsidies granted in the country's history. This is an application, although we unconsciously Keynesian recycling by government Arnulf-coalition Democratic Change.

Very few can guess the future development of this new-old Neo Keynesian model was in crisis at the beginning of the eighties of last century and is now reemerging from the ashes, but if there's anything we can be insurance is undoubtedly the neoliberal model is history. Unless otherwise criterion.

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FREE FALL OF JOSEPH STIGLITZ

By: Felipe Argote

The new book by economist Joseph Stiglitz is a veritable treatise on post-neoliberal political economy.

Principia with the explanation of the genesis of the global financial crisis: "start (the crisis) with the technology bubble burst in the spring of 2000, a bubble which Greenspan, Federal Reserve chairman at the time, allowed its development and had sustained growth in the 90's. "

Bush administration, according to Stiglitz's book, took the collapse of the tech bubble it bottomed In 1993, as an excuse to cut taxes for the wealthy with the argument that the tax cuts to big business was the cure for all ills. The crisis is then fed from 2003 when the war began Iraq in the price of a barrel of oil was rising $ 32 to $ 137 in 2008. This meant that Americans were paying U.S. $ 1400 million a day in oil imports compared to 292 million before the war.

That was the beginning, according to Stiglitz the current crisis explodes unstoppable in 2008. The contradiction is that to exploit the crisis, the great irony is that Greenspan and Bush decided to make the state the owner of one of the largest automobile factories in the world, the largest insurance company and many of the major banks. In a country where socialism is a curse, says Stiglitz, is that the Bush administration, which made a fetish of the market (that's what I say), decided to socialize the risk and intervened in the market in a manner unprecedented in American history and the world.

About Obama administration ranks as pragmatic issues because although, in practice, continued with the most proven wrong policies of his predecessor in the White House, George Bush. According to Stiglitz, this policy has benefited Wall Street, but has done little for the ordinary citizen. Says that the best thing you can say about the economy in 2009 is that it has managed to end its free fall (fere fall), but we should consider ending their free fall does not mean that you have returned to normal prior to his fall.

Obama, the candidate, seemed to understand well the need for economic reform, while Obama, the president seems to have become a defender of the status quo, continuing the course set by bank bailout the Bush administration.

The old adage that he who pays the band decided the music is effective in this field, says Nobel laureate in economics. The financial sector has paid music in both parties: Republican and Democrat and therefore decides to dance music.

The extensive treatise on political economy of more than four pages criticizes the position of the Austrian school popularly known as neoliberal. The author claims that the last time a country tried to deregulate the banking business was Chile during the Pinochet dictatorship and this resulted in disaster. About 30 percent of Chilean bank loans were bad and the country took a quarter century to pay the debts of this experiment.

neo Economist Keynesian proposes a new world economic order based on the "new deal" and does not apply to the globalized world, but the neoclassical model has very little to contribute to innovation.

Joseph Eugene Stiglitz was born in Indiana, USA, in 1943. He is an economist and writer. It was Nobel Prize in Economics in 2001. He taught at several American universities including Yale, Stamford and Princeton. Currently, he teaches his professorship at Columbia University. It was part of a team of economic advisers to President Bill Clinton and chief economist of the World Bank between 1997 and 2000. One of the biggest critics of so-called efficient markets of neoclassical theory of the economy. One of his most popular books is "Globalization and Its Discontents," published in 2002 in which harshly criticizes the policies of the IMF and the World Bank, accusing them of serving the great powers rather than to service economies weak which is supposed to serve.

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ANDREA BOCELLI INCANTO PANAMA

By: Felipe Argote

had great expectations for the concert in Panama Andrea Bocelli Incanto on his international tour. Maybe because I am one of his fanatical followers of their great performances from Carmen, my wife encouraged me to listen more than ten years. Although a force to be honest, the vein root Panamanian merchant told me in the back pocket the ticket was very expensive.

I must say frankly that the end of the concert I felt I was left owing money to Andrea Bocelli. Without doubt the best concert I've attended in my life and probably the best that was made in Panama.

Andrea showed his talent without a minimum of selfishness. It appeared as if singing in Carnegie Hall or in Tuscany. It felt funny, excited, doing their utmost. His great talent and charisma filled the room like an electric current which covered the entire audience applauded excited to hurt the palms.

National Symphony Orchestra

The program was divided into two parts: The first classical opera music and the second gender-related songs popular .

Start with the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eugene Kohn, playing the overture to Von Suppé "Poet and Villager." The teacher then delighted us with "La donna e mobile "from Rigoletto, then played parts of operas by Mascagni, Leoncavallo, Flotow, Gounod, Puccini, to close the first part again with the interpretation of Verdi Brindisi from" La Traviata. "On some songs were accompanied by the fabulous Puerto Rican soprano Ana Maria Martinez and some by the English Chenoa.

Andrea Bocelli and Ana Maria Martinez

Of course the second half was much applauded by Latino classic songs masterfully interpreted as "Granada" the immortal Mexican author Agustin Lara and "We are a couple" of Mexican Armando Manzanero also sung in English by Andrea Bocelli and a part in the English version of Sid Wayne and Armando Manzanero "Its impossible"

The day should end with "Nursery ". After the Panamanian public thanks to very simple and honest by Andrea, who even had praise for the national symphony orchestra and choir of 60 voices all Panamanians, formed by singers in the group Musica Viva, Panama Opera Foundation, the foundation Bach Sara Tunes and the National Conservatory. And Andrea, at the end of his performance of Funiculi Funicula, had turned around to applaud the orchestra and choir.

Andrea Veronica Berti

There should finish the event, at least so said the program and it did in the other two countries Bocelli was presented on tour this year, Argentina where he dedicated the concert to Diego Armando Maradona, and Colombia, but at the insistence of the public who asked another teacher so charitable, returned to the stage to sing with soprano Ana Maria Martinez "For you will fly "and to my surprise and many other Andrea still had time and courage to give us a final interpretation.

Five minutes after leaving the scene almost the entire audience was standing. Musicians had to leave the platform for attendees to begin their withdrawal from the Figali Convention Center.

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Bocelli concert with complimentary tickets were a plural number of blind at the express invitation of the artist, and at least one hundred secondary school students whom the government gave the ticket for good grades.

The sound was very Well, the night was unforgettable. On the administrative organization of the event will tell you in one word: mediocre.

Andrea Bocelli was born in Tuscany, Italy. He began his musical training at age six playing the piano, saxophone and flute. Was found to have congenital glaucoma crisis made after an accident while playing football, which caused a brain hemorrhage that left him blind at age twelve. This did not stop nor his musical training or academic since he continued his studies until a law degree at the University of Pisa, but continued his singing lessons with Italian tenor Franco Corelli.

upward began his career victories in 1994 when he won the San Remo Festival with the song "Il Mare Calmo della Sera", in 1997 published his famous Romanza album that has sold seventeen million copies.

Andrea Bocelli has two children from his first marriage 16 years Amos and Matteo 14. He divorced his first wife Enrica and then married to Veronica Berti who lives since 2002. Veronica is the CEO (chief executive officer) of your organization Andrea Bocelli Business and Management.

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OLGA SINCLAIR

OUTSTANDING WOMEN YEAR

By: Felipe Argote

A small Olga met her while playing with my sisters on the street Mariano Arosemena, where both families live an unforgettable part of our childhoods. Olga had my same age. In those days even used those enormous sunglasses that almost covered their faces. Jorge, his older brother, I remember him with his infectious laugh, her wide semantic or clutching fists with another boy named Fonchito. Miguel, his younger brother, just remember crawling wearing a diaper and a swetercito.

His apartment was on top of a two-story house, right next to the school Sara Sotillo and diagonal to our apartment across the street. Right in the middle of the street on Sundays developed besibol matches with rubber ball hitting with your fist. The match between the children only stopped every fifteen or twenty minutes when a car passed. Adults shouted from the balcony to support your favorite team. All the children played, even more guys like me, who declared us butter. This was only hitting the ball with the rubber hand, let me run all the bases while everyone applauded, although the race was not valid.

remember being on one occasion to see Olga's father, the painter laureate Alfredo Sinclair Panama while his abstract painting in their own homes. To see who could not imagine liking these doodles. I was excused because he was only eight years at the time,

I remember that girl Olga liked the painting and imitated his father moving rhythmically, as if it were part of a Vivaldi sinfonóa, brush on a piece of white paper.

You, my passion. Canvas Olga Sinclair

flood already have seen his style is very different from his father Alfredo. His figures strongly anatomical and intense colors reflect a passion and acute fogocidad.

On Tuesday, 29 March, I attended the recognition given by the Panamanian Association of Business Executives by giving the distinction Olga Sinclair Award as "Outstanding Woman of the Year."

It was a very busy and emotional, where among other things, I had the opportunity to meet Mrs. Olga, mother of the painter and friend of my late mother, Silvia, like the other children of the Mrs. Olga, my childhood friends, Dr. George Sinclair and Michael.

The young mother. Olga sinclair

Olga Sinclair was born in Panama City in 1957. Took part from 14 years of collective painting exhibitions. After studying in Madrid, at the School of Arts and Crafts returns to the country where he presents his first solo exhibition in 1976.

Since 1987 began its journey around the world that leads her to live first in Bolivia, then moved to Indonesia for five years then return to Panama.

Olga Sinclair has received numerous awards, including the B'nai B'rtih awarded by Panama's Irving Zapp Person of the Year, the Circle of Women Intellectuals of Panama that granted the Intellectual Orchid, 1999 The ACDE Foundation, Joint Assistance Agency for Development, gives tribute as part of the Centennial of the Republic 2003. Glamour magazine awarded the Prize of the readers, Woman of the Year 2004.

Since 2007, Olga started a new stage in his career introduced to sculpture through its exposure in Panama and Mexico "is Pera." Two years later, in 2009, publishes in its catalog raisonné Miami "Olga Sinclair: Work / Works, 1995-2008." It is a compendium of thirteen years of his artistic work.

Daniel Argote Recently my son was traveling in Madrid. There he met a English man who upon discovering that my son was in Panama, told with a certain presumption that his house had a picture of a famous painter in Panama. In inquiring about the name, I answer in English very proud and somewhat petulant tone: Well man, Olga Sinclair.

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Pantoja and the Mirabal sisters

By: Felipe Argote

Lieutenant Pantaleon Pantoja, disciplined Peruvian army officer, has just been promoted to captain. As a first task in his new role is assigned to organize a service of prostitutes servicing the school and army troops located in the Amazon.

The army received too many complaints from people of Iquitos and surrounding communities. Soldiers located in this remote jungle province were constantly involved in violations against young people and other odds with morality. According to the high command this attitude was the product of too much sexual pressure because they can not relax their feelings for men. To fix it is called Lieutenant Pantaleon Pantoja, who will be responsible for organizing a prostitution service that meets the troops and solve this embarrassing problem.

As the Amazon is so wide that it is impossible to move troops to the place where prostitutes are located Pantaleon, Panta or Pantita as Pochita like to tell his wife, provides a visiting service, an itinerant group of prostitutes traveling from barracks to barracks: The SSGFRI (Service for Garrisons, Frontier and Allied) with a system mobilization of land, water and even air, carefully organized by Captain Pantoja, who engaged in the details personally verified the skills of each of engaging prostitutes.

His lieutenants are Curinchila Doña Leonora, aka Chuchupe, great experience for his leadership for many years, Fu Manchu, a center of prostitution in Bethlehem, her husband Juan Rivera, alias Shot, a highly respected midget prostitutes who is responsible for establishing order and Porfirio Wong, alias El Chino. SSGFRI the pompous appellation is simplified by the wisdom people who simply called him Pantiland.

Amid Pantaleon history is another story develops secondary. In these forgotten people in the middle of the jungle comes a Messiah, loved to the fanaticism for the locals: Brother Francis, who develops his fiery sermons on a cross. The brother Christian creates a current based on the crucifixion, to the point that believers start to hammer on the cross as an offering to birds, mice, butterflies, cats and dogs then finally to a child and an elderly woman, who after killing the declared martyrs: the child martyr, St. Agnes.

Pantoja and the Special is a journey to the center of the Peruvian Amazon jungle, where common sense is completely different from the rest of the world and where people survive on logic as opposed to the rest of humanity.

The author, Jorge Mario Pedro Vargas Llosa, Nobel Prize in literature was in 2010. Born in Arequipa, Peru in 1936, though it became a English citizen in 1993. Twice married 19 years to Julia Urquidi, his aunt and his cousin Patricia 28 Llosa had three children.

is one of my favorite authors, especially historical novels La Fiesta del Chivo and History Mayta.

Mario Vargas Llosa

had political experience in 1990, led the right-wing group FREDEMO Democratic Front, with which he ran for the presidency of the Republic of Peru. He was defeated in second round by the Japanese-Peruvian citizen currently detained Alberto Fujimori in a Peruvian prison.

Pantoja and the Special was made into a film directed by Francisco Lombardi Giovanna script Pollarolo and Enrique Moncloa.

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By: Felipe Argote

were the days of the dictatorship of José Leonidas Trujillo. The Dominican Republic had already suffered 30 years with this bloody dictator who did not complete primary school. Trujillo was in jail at the age of sixteen years for cattle rustling and check forgery, but he took a tremendous opportunity to serve the U.S. army that invaded the Dominican Republic in 1916 citing delays in the payment of debt.

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His role earned him numerous promotions. When the occupying army finally left the island in 1924, left Trujillo and barricaded by weapons throughout his dictatorship.

Trujillo with President Richard Nixon

was the November 25, 1960. The desolate road winding through the hills. Minerva 34-year old mother of a boy and a girl, Maria Teresa 25-year-old mother of a girl and country of 36 years and mother of two girls and a boy, riding in a car driven by Rufino de la Cruz. Returning from "The Fort", a prison where they were detained three husbands turned against the dictatorship of José Leonidas Trujillo. Minerva and Maria Teresa had also been sentenced to prison but in a supposed act of kindness had been released by the dictator.

As the car moved back down the road, bridge height Marapoca were intercepted by a car safety of the dictator and forced at gunpoint to put them all in the back of his own car while the driver was taken in another.

who coordinated the operation Ciriaco de la Rosa told what happened next:

Minerva Mirabal

"After the imprisoned, the drove to the site chosen, where Rojas Lora I ordered him to take poles and carried one of the girls. Complied with the order on the spot and took one of them, the long braids (Maria Teresa). Valerio Alfonso chose the highest (Minerva), I chose the most short and chubby (Motherland) and Mallet, the driver, Rufino de la Cruz. I ordered each to be placed in a cane field beside the highway, separated all the victims to witness the execution of each one of them. "

" I ordered Perez Terrero to stay on the road to see if it approached a vehicle or someone I could hear the case. That is the truth of the matter. I do not want to cheat justice or the people. I tried to avert disaster, but could not, because otherwise we would have cleared them all. "

The Mirabal sisters were beaten to death, then placed against the driver back in the car and throw them away ravine to fake a car accident.

Hermanas Mirabal Museum

Minerva was the one who first started as an activist in the democratic struggle as a student of law, integrating along with her husband who was later the father of her two children, Manuel Tavarez, a political grouping June 14 that he faced the Trujillo dictatorship. Manuel Tavarez was shot three years later, in 1963, after Trujillo's death, following up against a military coup that overthrew the elected president after the death of Trujillo Juan Bosh.

Maria Teresa joined the group later, following the footsteps of his sister Minerva. Homeland worked but was not militant group. In the three Mirabal sisters were known as butterflies.

Joaquin Balaguer

The bloodthirsty dictator José Leonidas Trujillo was executed by an armed group in 1961, after which they were first democratic elections in the Dominican Republic. These elections were won by Juan Bosch, a writer and politician who was exiled for twenty years during the dictatorship of Trujillo. Was dethroned after seven months of its mandate for the military, provoking a popular uprising that came close to overthrowing the new military dictatorship. At that time, again the U.S. military invaded the country and puts Joaquin Balaguer, one of the allegations of the dictator Trujillo, president. Balaguer remained directing the destinies of the country by pursuing the murder and fraud for thirty-two years

of the Mirabal sisters only survived Bélgica Adela "Dede", who is currently in charge of the Mirabal Sisters Museum. One of Dede's sons, Jaime Fernandez Mirabal, served as vice president during the government of the Dominican Liberation Party. A daughter of Minerva, Minou Tavarez Mirabal, is currently deputy of the republic.

In August 2007 the name was changed to the Province of Salcedo in the Mirabal Sisters, martyrs for having the sisters born and raised in the town of Ojo de Agua, Salcedo previously named province, north of the Dominican Republic.

November 25 is commemorated annually worldwide on International Day of No Violence Against Women. The day also was established to commemorate the life of Patria, Minerva and Maria Teresa Mirabal.

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The construction of elephant-shaped buildings. Its history. Beech

In the movie Moulin Rouge (2001) , was the first time I saw the construction of a giant elephant, caught my attention, especially because much part of the action takes place in it, but when I prepared the documentation for my entry on Coney Island turned to meet another giant elephant and began to interest her story ...

all begins with the idea of \u200b\u200bCharles Ribart in 1758, projects a three-story arc shape of an elephant, with a fountain in his trunk and access it through a spiral staircase in her womb. Fortunately for Paris, the idea was not well received, and years later he built his famous Arc Triumph in the same site where it was thought to place the elephant.

Elephant Triomphale Source: Wikipedia

For some strange coincidence, or copy, we'll never know, James V. Lafferty, a real estate developer in Philadelphia, in 1881 built on Margate beach close to the bustling Atlantic City, a giant elephant to promote the sale of some land without any appeal which were his property. As was the first, the Patent Office of the United States granted the exclusive right to make, use or sell animals buildings for seventeen years.

"Elephant Bazaar" is now called "Lucy" in 1900, and was successful construction. Six stories high, 90 tons, nearly one million pieces of wood, covered with tin-square 12.00, with real estate office, restaurant, hotel bar and finally, closing during Prohibition of Prohibition. The glory days of Lucy would cause Lafferty was decided to construct new buildings in the shape of an elephant.

Lucy Elephant Margate NJ Source: mixtapesandcupcakes

Elefannte Lucy Margate NJ Source: Postcardiness

Lafferty The second building was in Coney Island where in 1882 he built the "Elephantine Colossus" also known as the Elephant Hotel doubling the size of Lucy. Unfortunately he lost in a fire in 1896.

Coney Island Elephant Hotel NY Source: synthetrix

Coney Island Elephant Hotel NY Source: wm.edu.americanstudies

Light of Asia

Cape May NJ Source: talesofthejerseyshore

In 1884, built what would be his last building called "Light Asia "also known as Dumbo, in Cape May in New Jersey, but in the late nineteenth century was demolished, leaving the honor of Lucy being the only one now remains, with some difficulty. In the late 60's, had a dilapidated building. A group of citizens of Margate in 1969 decided to raise funds for its restoration in 1970, and later declared a National Historic Landmark in 1976. Today, still visitable.

Our history is moved back across the Atlantic to Paris is about to begin their 1889 World Fair. In it, besides the construction of the Eiffel Tower, the French who like elephants Lafferty, built a pavilion in the form of giant elephant very similar to Lucy. After the presentation, the elephant is acquired by the owners of Moulin Rouge that had just opened its doors on October 6, 1889 at the foot of the bohemian neighborhood of Montmartre. In local, then the great hall we found a terrace dance - cafe for use in the summer, the garden of Paris, with a stage and with him, was where would place the giant plaster elephant.

Moulin Rouge Elephant

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Moulin Rouge Elephant Terrace Source: erinaa

paying a franc, the men could be accessed via a spiral staircase an Arab club, where they found a bar, an opium den, and an exotic dancer by belly dancing.

The first major reform of the Moulin Rouge in 1906, the elephant was destroyed, and with it the first great era of the legendary cabaret, although we will always remember the images of the film and the interpretation of the song "Elephant Love Medley" by Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor in Moulin Rouge Oldest Elephant.

Sources:
http://www.moulinvert.de/history/history.htm
http://www.mmcsl.com/coney/html/page009.htm
http://www.lucytheelephant.org/temp/multimedia/html_history/lucy1.html
http://www.levins.com/lucy.html