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Até às 17 horas era assim…

Ontem…


(foto The New York Times - 2005)
Franklin D. Roosevelt – 04.03.1933 – “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”
Harry Truman – 12.04.1945 – “Our demand has been, and it remains: unconditional surrender! We will not traffic with the breakers of the peace on the terms of the peace.” (16.04.1945)
Dwight Eisenhower – 20.01.1953 – “A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both.”
John F. Kennedy – 20.01.1961 – “My fellow Americans: Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.”
Lyndon B. Johnson – 22.11.1963 – “All I have I would have given gladly not to be standing here today.” (27.11.1963)
Richard Nixon – 20.01.1969 – “We cannot learn from one another until we stop shouting at one another – until we speak quietly enough so that our words can be heard as well as our voices.”
Gerald Ford – 09.08.1974 – “I assume the presidency under extraordinary circumstances never before experienced by Americans. This is an hour of history that troubles our minds and hurts our hearts.”
Jimmy Carter – 20.01.1977 – “We are a pure idealistic nation, but let no one confuse our idealism with weakness.”
Ronald Reagan – 20.01.1981 – “In this present [economic] crisis, government is not the solution to our problem.”
George H. W. Bush – 20.01.1989 – “I have spoken of a thousand points of light, of all the community organizations that are spread like stars throughout the nation, doing good. We will work hand in hand, encouraging, sometimes leading, sometimes being led, rewarding.”
Bill Clinton – 20.01.1993 – “There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America.”
George W. Bush – 20.01.2001 – “The enemies of liberty and our country should make no mistake: America remains engaged in the world by history and by choice, shaping a balance of power that’s favors freedom.”
Fonte: GOOD Sheet: The First 100 Days (ver também Inaugural Addresses)
A acompanhar em directo (também nesta parceria CNN/Facebook), a partir das 17 horas, a cerimónia da investidura de Barack Obama como 44º Presidente dos Estados Unidos da América.


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Na senda de uma tradição centenária, o Congresso dos EUA confirmou hoje a vitória de Barack Obama nas eleições presidenciais estado-unidenses (por 365 votos eleitorais, face a apenas 173 para John McCain). Obama tomará posse no próximo dia 20 de Janeiro.

Estado Obama McCain Grandes Eleitores Alabama 38,8 60,4 - 9Alaska 38,0 59,8 - 3
Arizona 45,0 53,8 - 10
Arkansas 38,8 58,8 - 6
California 61,1 37,0 55 -
Colorado 53,5 44,9 9 -
Connecticut 60,6 38,3 7 -
Delaware 61,9 37,0 3 -
District Columbia 92,9 6,5 3 -
Florida 50,9 48,4 27 -
Georgia 47,0 52,2 - 15
Hawaii 71,8 26,6 4 -
Idaho 36,1 61,5 - 4
Illinois 61,8 36,9 21 -
Indiana 49,9 49,0 11 -
Iowa 54,0 44,7 7 -
Kansas 41,4 56,8 - 6
Kentucky 41,1 57,5 - 8
Louisiana 39,9 58,6 - 9
Maine 57,6 40,5 4 -
Maryland 62,0 36,8 10 -
Massachusetts 62,0 36,2 12 -
Michigan 57,4 40,9 17 -
Minnesota 54,2 44,0 10 -
Mississippi 42,8 56,4 - 6
Missouri 49,3 49,4 - 11
Montana 47,2 49,7 - 3
Nebraska 41,7 56,8 1 4
Nevada 55,1 42,7 5 -
New Hampshire 54,3 44,8 4 -
New Jersey 56,8 42,1 15 -
New Mexico 56,7 42,0 5 -
New York 62,2 36,7 31 -
North Carolina 49,9 49,5 15 -
North Dakota 44,7 53,3 - 3
Ohio 51,2 47,2 20 -
Oklahoma 34,4 65,6 - 7
Oregon 57,1 40,8 7 -
Pennsylvania 54,7 44,3 21 -
Rhode Island 63,1 35,2 4 -
South Carolina 44,9 53,9 - 8
South Dakota 44,7 53,2 - 3
Tennessee 41,8 56,9 - 11
Texas 43,8 55,5 - 34
Utah 34,7 62,3 - 5
Vermont 67,8 30,6 3 -
Virginia 52,7 46,4 13 -
Washington 57,4 40,7 11 -
West Virginia 42,6 55,7 - 5
Wisconsin 56,3 42,4 10 -
Wyoming 32,7 65,2 - 3
Total 52,7 45,9 365 173
Ainda a propósito da vitória de Barack Obama nas eleições presidenciais nos EUA, um impressionante friso de primeiras páginas de jornais!
(via ContraFactos & Argumentos)
P. S. Mais aqui (Front pages of Florida newspapers on Nov. 5).
P. P. S. Ainda outras imagens da vitória de Barack Obama, em diversos sites (via Tiago Dória Weblog), e também em slideshow (Innovative Interactivity - How news organizations declared Obama next president), recurso igualmente utilizado para retratar a forma como foi vista esta eleição na Internet (The Election on the Web - a slideshow e Poynter).
Finalmente, referência ao dossier especial do Courrier International sobre o acompanhamento das eleições na imprensa mundial.