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Les Influenceurs -
10 hours and 11 minutes ago
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Guardian Unlimited -
13 hours and 51 minutes ago
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they buy up the rights to millions of hectares of agricultural land in developing countries in an
effort to secure their own long-term food supplies./ppThe head of the UN Food and Agriculture
Organisation, Jacques Diouf, has warned that the controversial rise in land deals could create a
form of "neo-colonialism", with poor states producing food for the rich at the expense of their own
hungry people./ppRising food prices have already set off a second "scramble for Africa". This week,
the South Korean firm Daewoo Logistics announced plans to buy a 99-year lease on a million hectares
in Madagascar. Its aim is to grow 5m tonnes of corn a year by 2023, and produce palm oil from a
further lease of 120,000 hectares (296,000 acres), relying on a largely South African workforce.
Production would be mainly earmarked for South Korea, which wants to lessen dependence on
imports./pp"These deals can be purely commercial ventures on one level, but sitting behind it is
often a food security imperative backed by a government," said Carl Atkin, a consultant at Bidwells
Agribusiness, a Cambridge firm helping to arrange some of the big international land
deals./ppMadagascar's government said that an environmental impact assessment would have to be
carried out before the Daewoo deal could be approved, but it welcomed the investment. The massive
lease is the largest so far in an accelerating number of land deals that have been arranged since
the surge in food prices late last year. /pp"In the context of arable land sales, this is
unprecedented," Atkin said. "We're used to seeing 100,000-hectare sales. This is more than 10 times
as much."/ppAt a food security summit in Rome, in June, there was agreement to channel more
investment and development aid to African farmers to help them respond to higher prices by
producing more. But governments and corporations in some cash-rich but land-poor states, mostly in
the Middle East, have opted not to wait for world markets to respond and are trying to guarantee
their own long-term access to food by buying up land in poorer countries./ppAccording to diplomats,
the Saudi Binladin Group is planning an investment in Indonesia to grow basmati rice, while tens of
thousands of hectares in Pakistan have been sold to Abu Dhabi investors. /ppArab investors,
including the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development, have also bought direct stakes in Sudanese
agriculture. The president of the UEA, Khalifa bin Zayed, has said his country was considering
large-scale agricultural projects in Kazakhstan to ensure a stable food supply. /ppEven China,
which has plenty of land but is now getting short of water as it pursues breakneck
industrialisation, has begun to explore land deals in south-east Asia. Laos, meanwhile, has signed
away between 2m-3m hectares, or 15% of its viable farmland. Libya has secured 250,000 hectares of
Ukrainian farmland, and Egypt is believed to want similar access. Kuwait and Qatar have been
chasing deals for prime tracts of Cambodia rice fields./ppEager buyers generally have been welcomed
by sellers in developing world governments desperate for capital in a recession. Madagascar's land
reform minister said revenue would go to infrastructure and development in flood-prone areas.
/ppSudan is trying to attract investors for almost 900,000 hectares of its land, and the Ethiopian
prime minister, Meles Zenawi, has been courting would-be Saudi investors. /pp"If this was a
negotiation between equals, it could be a good thing. It could bring investment, stable prices and
predictability to the market," said Duncan Green, Oxfam's head of research. "But the problem is,
[in] this scramble for soil I don't see any place for the small farmers." /ppAlex Evans, at the
Centre on International Cooperation, at New York University, said: "The small farmers are losing
out already. People without solid title are likely to be turfed off the land."/ppDetails of land
deals have been kept secret so it is unknown whether they have built-in safeguards for local
populations./ppSteve Wiggins, a rural development expert at the Overseas Development Institute,
said: "There are very few economies of scale in most agriculture above the level of family farm
because managing [the] labour is extremely difficult." Investors might also have to contend with
hostility. "If I was a political-risk adviser to [investors] I'd say 'you are taking a very big
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welt.de - Politik -
21 hours and 19 minutes ago
Aufbruch in eine neue Welt: Die großen Filmstudios setzen verstärkt auf dreidimensionale
Filme. Produzent Jeffrey Katzenberg ("Shrek", "Madagascar") stellt jetzt mit "Monster vs. Aliens"
seinen ersten abendfüllenden 3D-Trickfilm vor und prohezeit die "dritte Revolution im Kino".
Sein Optimismus scheint berechtigt.
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Actualite JeuxActu.com -
23 hours and 41 minutes ago
Madagascar : Escape 2 Africa profite de la fin de la semaine pour exhiber son mode multijoueur en
vidéo.
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BELLACIAO - FR -
1 days and 2 hours ago
http://www.courrierinternational.com/article.asp?obj_id=91867 br /MADAGASCAR · Daewoo gagne
le gros lot br /Le sud-coréen Daewoo va se lancer dans la culture de maïs et la
production d'huile de palme à Madagascar, où le groupe bénéficie d'une
licence d'exploitation de terres immenses pour une durée de quatre-vingt-dix-neuf ans. Un
accord signé avec le gouvernement malgache en juillet 2008 lui accorde 1,3 million
d'hectares de terres, soit l'équivalent de la moitié des terres arables de la Grande
(...)
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JeuxVideo.fr - Jeux Vidéo.TV -
1 days and 4 hours ago
Cette nouvelle vidéo (WMV9, 1280x720, 58 secondes) pour Madagascar 2 : Crate Escape vient
mettre en avant les différents modes multijoueurs.
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PlayFrance : News PS2, PSP et PS3 -
1 days and 5 hours ago
Madagascar Escape 2 Africa est toujours prévu pour le 3 décembre au cinéma, et
le 28 novembre sur Playstation 3 et Playstation 2. La ménagerie déjantée
revient aujourd'hui avec un tout...
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JeuxVideo.com -
1 days and 5 hours ago
Reprenant l'ambiance déjantée du long-métrage d'animation, l'adaptation de
Madagascar 2 comportera son lot de mini-jeux et autres activités destinées aux
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JeuxVideo.com - PC -
1 days and 5 hours ago
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JeuxVideo.com - Playstation 2 -
1 days and 5 hours ago
Reprenant l'ambiance déjantée du long-métrage d'animation, l'adaptation de
Madagascar 2 comportera son lot de mini-jeux et autres activités destinées aux
parties en multijoueur.(...)img width='1' height='1'
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DVDRAMA : Les News -
1 days and 6 hours ago
Après avoir fait bouger vos corps au rythmes de Big And Chunky et I Like to Move it, un
petit moment romantique viendra égayer ce nouveau clip tiré de Madagascar 2. She
[...]
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craigslist | women seeking men in paris -
1 days and 17 hours ago
Exotic, but realistic, jaded, weary but somewhat hopeful...Someone told me that the listings on
Craigslist is far better than the BS found on match.com and eharmony.com but I don't know...a quick
scan through these ads looks like the detritus and dross of humanity lurketh beneath
methinks...
So having said that, I'll give anything a shot at least once and see what happens. I'm not looking
for marriage, 2.5 kids, the house in the suburbs, following "The Formula", saving up for retirement
and examining joint investments and essentially having a life punctuated by events dictated by the
Hallmark Corporation or Edward Jones retirement ads.
Maybe we'll grow old together, maybe we won't but I'd much rather be with someone who is willing to
elope off to Madagascar and get married on a deserted beach overlooking the Indian Ocean, or at
least be open to it.
We're both attractive romantics and idealists at heart, we both left-of-center vote Liberal, or
Green, and we're both addicted to overseas traveling as well as having a healthy interest and love
in what this world and life can give us.
Me: Exotic beauty who is conservative in her lifestyle but very liberal in her politics, still
believes in saying "Please" and "Thank you" and that there is still something to be said for good
old fashioned manners. Well-read, well-traveled and well-educated, a big fan of chaos theory and
the works of Ryszard Kapucinski.
You: Well-adjusted professional, over 5'11, lean, not looking for your mother, on the same
frequency, like going to rock concerts and enjoy spicy food. Your heart is still open to the
universe and you have made peace with your past. No exes or kids hanging about, life is a clean
slate and you're looking for someone who also is a clean slate. Late 30's to mid 40's, while you
may have experienced the cynical side to life (who hasn't?), you still see the possibilities to it
also and are willing to give it a go.
I don't have a lot of faith in these things especially for "those looking for love" or that "you
can make love happen", it seems it happens when you're not looking and usually unexpectedly, when
you're ready for it. Either that or it's purely a game of statistics, your guess is as good as
mine. Hence why I'm also posting in Paris.

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Global Voices Online -
1 days and 23 hours ago
As part of the Malagasy citizen media community, I often try to highlight the social and economic
progress Madagascar has made. It stems from the belief that not enough attention is given to the
effort and creativity of Malagasy citizens working for the betterment of their communities.
However, a positive outlook is sometimes just not possible when harsh economic conditions strike.
The past week, Malagasy bloggers could not escape discussing the harsh reality of endemic poverty
that affects the vast majority of the population. Here are a few examples of how poverty has
cornered many communities into difficult decisions.
Patricia, Foko blogger who recently had
the opportunity to
speak at the Interdependence day in Brussels, reports cases of
teenage girls who are put up for sale by their parents (fr)
Pour certains, les parents et la jeune fille se mettent d’accord pour la personne qui va
acheter la jeune fille et pour la somme ou le cadeau en échange. Il faut préciser
que la personne qui achète n’est pas forcement un étranger mais c’est
seulement ce qui se présente dans la plupart des cas. Pour d’autres, cela se
présente sous forme d’ordre, les parents ordonnent et la jeune fille
obéit!
Le dernier cas qui a été publie est celui d’une jeune mineure de 15 ans qui a
été offerte a un étranger pour 200.000 Ariary. Il lui a meme promis le
mariage, mais après avoir ete avec elle une nuit et l’avoir deviergee, il lui a
remise entre les mains de son pere.
Cette histoire n’est qu’une parmi les cas identiques qui se présentent dans
l’île.
For some families, the parents and the young girl agree on whom she should be wedded to and for
what price. It must be noted that the buyer is not always a foreigner; it’s just that in most
cases here, foreigners are involved. In other cases, the parents force the young girl to obey.
The latest case that was published was the story of a 15 year old who was sold to a foreigner for
200,000 ariary (note: about $107 USD). He promised to marry her but after spending the night with
her, he brought her back to her father.
This story is just one of many of its kind on the island
( photo credit to Hebdo de Madagascar and Foko )
News2dago confirms that the dream of
trying to wed a foreigner is peaking drastically (mg):
Tonga eto Madagasikara ireo mpanera vazaha ka nampiantso ireo malagasy te hanambady vazaha. Gaga
fotsiny aho nahita ity tantitra an-gazety fa mahery ny 4.000 izy ireo no milingilingy te
hanambady vazaha. Ary voalaza fa arahan-dranomaso mihitsy oe ireo izay tsy lany. Indrisy tokoa fa
dia hitomanina ankehitriny ny hanambady vazaha.
Many foreign “matrimonial agencies” have arrived in Madagascar to look for women
willing to be a foreigner’s bride. I was astonsihed to read that more than 4,000 volunteered
to take the plunge. It was also reported that many were crying upon learning that they were not
selected. It is indeed a sad day when one is left begging for a foreigner to take her with him.
In the comment section, many bloggers
reacted to the story. Tritriva notes that it’s not only women who are seeking to
wed a foreigner. Sylvie says that marrying a foreigner is not bad but make sure that he
does not have children from a previous union because they will never respect you and your spouse
will always take his children’s side. Maintikely argues that one should not be too
prompt to judge and respect the women’s choices. Shw warns that life overseas may not be as
ideal as they think it would be.
Lomelle, blogger of foko-Mahajanga, witnessed another sad aspect of
poverty. She recalls (fr):
On avait été contacté pour faire un reportage à Andralanitra. Rondro
et moi y sommes allé sans trop savoir ce qui nous attendait sur place. Tout ce qu’on
savait c’est que c’était un reportage sur les ordures [..] Un camion à
ordure roulait devant notre voiture au moment où on s’est rapproché de
l’endroit. Arrivé à sa destination il a renversé toutes les ordures et
à ce moment là une quelque trentaines de personnes se sont ruées sur les
ordures [..] EcÅ“urement, c’est le seul mot qui puisse définir ce que
j’ai ressenti à ce moment là. EcÅ“urement pour toute ces
personnes qui n’ont que les ordures pour vivre [..] Ecoeurement pour l’attitude
répulsive que j’avais adopté à ce moment là. Je me suis cru
être une fille ouverte d’esprit,n’ayant ni préjugé, ni jugement.
Pourtant devant ce spectacle je n’avais qu’une seule envie, me tirer de là et
me detacher de ces gens.”
I was send to write a report on Andralanitra. Rondro and I went without knowing what to expect.
We were only told that it was report on waste management [..] We were driving behind a waste truck
until we reached the waste facility. When the truck released the waste, about thirty people came
rushing to dig through the trash. I felt sick, sick for all those people who had only trash to
survive. Sick for my own reaction at that instant. I always thought that I was an open-minded girl,
without prejudice nor judgment. However, as I was watching this sad spectacle, I only wanted to run
far far away from these people.
Micramia has a different take on the poverty issue and its perception. He explains that
poverty is not an incurable
disease (fr):
Si vous arrivez encore à manger normalement chaque jour, vous n’êtes pas
pauvre. Mais la pauvreté est curable. À mon avis la pauvreté est en faite
due au manque d’intelligence. Seul les gens qui n’utilisent pas leur coco
n’arrivent pas aller loin. Il sont pauvre intellectuellement et si on n’a rien dans
la tête, comment avoir de l’argent pour acheter de quoi manger [..] la solution
c’est de se cultiver, augmenter ces connaissances.
If you can still have a decent meal on a daily basis, you are not poor. Moreover, poverty can
be fixed. In my opinion, poverty is due to a lack of intelligence. People who cannot make it far
are just not using their heads. They are intellectually poor, that is why thay cannot find money to
eat [..] the solution is to learn and increase one’s skills.

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