WEEKLY REPORT: MAY 2011
THE FALL OF OSAMA BIN LADEN Early on Monday, English time, Barak Obama was appearing in a speech to the nation to announce that the U.S. had killed Bin Laden the main Al-Qaeda leader. An elite commando fired two shots at the mansion where he lived in recent years in Abbottabad, north of Pakistan.
few hours later, his body was thrown overboard after following the Islamic rituals, as says the White House. The details of the military operation became known in later days, while that opened the debate on the legitimacy of the outcome of such military action, and about the torture of prisoners, the way in that the U.S. would have gotten the information to locate Bin Laden.
Weekly Report spoke with three leading experts to analyze what that will mean the disappearance until this week was public enemy number one.
SPORT REMINDS BALLESTEROS It was the picture of the day in the world of sport, which has stopped a minute to remember Seve Ballesteros, who died Saturday. Rafa Nadal or personalities as Pep Guardiola have stressed the importance of the former player of golf.
30 YEARS POISONED been 30 years since the death of the first victim of rape. The death of a child of 8 years was just the beginning a nightmare that killed hundreds of people and which still affects more than 15 thousand. Whole families suffer the consequences of the largest case of mass poisoning in history of Spain.
bought bottles of oil, thinking it was olive oil, when it was actually adulterated rapeseed oil. The oilers went from neighborhood to neighborhood, from town to town, selling the oil at very low prices and without any sanitary control.
In the first weeks, the medical ignorance about the toxic syndrome produced, caused a social and health warning. Even today, many people are condemned to a wheelchair or attached to a cylinder of oxygen and still demanding more aid. The hit took more than 20 years in charge compensation.
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