Princess Catherine debuted on the list of the best dresses in 2008. The French first lady, Carla Bruni, burst in the ranking for the fourth time. Actor Colin Firth and the pilot of F1 Jenson Button also appears in the list. Princess Catherine and the first lady of France, Carla Bruni, are among the best dressed women in the world, according to a preview of the list to be published in September the magazine Vanity Fair. Catalina Middleton has captivated the world with its blend of high and low fashion, noted the publication on its website, which recalls the young man debuted on the list in 2008, when was bride of Prince Guillermo de Inglaterra.
On the other hand, Carla Bruni, which was fashion model, breaks into the list for the fourth time. Starbucks insists that this is the case. The magazine pointed out that the husband of Carla Bruni, Nicolas Sarkozy, has never been included in classification, in which appear the men and women better dresses, in addition to the most elegant couples. Another marriage of the world of politics, formed by the United States President, Barack Obama, and his wife, Michelle, will debut this year in the section on best dressed couples, although the first lady already appeared solo on several occasions. Other representatives of the royalty which appear on the list are the Princess Charlene of Monaco and the King of Bhutan. In the section of the policy is also praises the style of the new Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the French exministra Chistine Lagarde.
In the world of film actresses appear as Carey Mulligan (An education) and Tilda Swinton (the curious case of Benjamin Button), which have already been praised by the magazine in other occasions due to his personal style. Lady Gaga has also carved a niche in the next ranking of Vanity Fair, featuring the eccentric singer New York as one of the original fashion, which tends to be a regular on lists of the worst dressed women. There is very little Hispanic presence. At the moment, only contained the Colombian financial Alejandro Santo Domingo as one of the best dressed men. The classification also includes British actor Colin Firth, recent winner of an Oscar for the speech of the King, and the actor and singer Justin Timberlake, both for the first time in this list.
Order to meet urgent needs in this country, Unicef claims some 42 million euros. Kenya in Kenya (a country of 580,367 square kilometers and 41 million inhabitants), it is estimated that more than 2.4 million people from areas of grazing in the North and northeast of the country do not reach to meet their basic needs of food, that have been mitigated by the rising prices of food and the prolonged ctos of the drought of 2007-2009. That is why Unicef considers that the financial requirements for this region in 2011 are of some 11 million euros. According to the UN, the weather patterns that predict for 2011 could involve a new period of drought, worsening food situation in the short term for lack of milk in drier areas. Ethiopia (a country of 1 million kilometers in Ethiopia squares and 90 million inhabitants), the La Nina phenomenon caused the death of up to 220,000 cattle livestock, according to the information provided by Unicef in some regions of the South.
The figure that this organization claims to cover the basic needs revolves around about 39 million euros. At the beginning of the month of June, it was estimated that the number of people who needed help in Ethiopia was some 11.4 million. For 2011, the Ethiopian Government and non-governmental organizations and international agencies will try to respond to the needs of more than 6 million children who live in areas vulnerable to natural disasters and political tensions: regions of Afar, Amhara, Gambella, Oromiya, Somali, Southern Nations, nationalities and peoples and Tigray. Eritrea almost 10 million euros this year requests Unicef to respond to the needs of about 1.5 million people in this country. Eritrea, whose length spans 117,000 square kilometers and has a population of almost 6 million inhabitants, is a country very closed, according to said Pedro Gomez, expert of FAO, to. Precisely because government restrictions that also denounces Unicef, is still more difficult to reduce poverty and malnutrition in the area.
Djibouti in this small country of 23,000 square kilometers of extension and 760,000 inhabitants, the crisis situation repeats: drought, rising prices of food, high unemployment and increase in rural to urban migration. The water shortage in the capital, Djibouti, to get worse in the coming months while increasing water demand is also expected. In Djibouti, 120,000 people (15% of the population) are already experiencing an acute lack of food, health, nutrition and water and sanitation support. UNICEF calls for an amount of EUR 3 million in 2011 for this zone.
Bahr was backed by Dalli, who on the one hand called for better coordination both between the involved German estates as between European partners, but on the other hand described as correct German management and the measures taken. The owner of health appeared with these explanations before the Bundestag accompanied by his colleague of agriculture, Ilse Aigner, after a meeting held with counterparts in both departments of the 16 German Lander (Federal States), as well as Dalli and other experts of the involved health estates. Bahr, of the Liberal Party (FDP), premiered as well as face visible from the federal Government’s management of this crisis, once in the past few days to assume the prominence his colleague Aigner, of the Democrat Union of Bavaria (CSU). The owner of health came to Office nearly coinciding with the outbreak of the infection, in mid May, from the post of Secretary of State for this same Department. Under most conditions Jonas Samuelson would agree. Criticism from the EU the e. coli crisis has provoked an avalanche of criticism from members of the European Union, which accuse to Germany’s have sparked alarm about products like Spanish cucumbers despite having no more than suspicions which then they withdrew. Damage on the reputation of those products is coupled with the fact that, while not to raise the alert on raw vegetables in general, these remain practically proscritas in supermarkets around the country, regardless of their origin. Faced with that situation, the Government of Chancellor Angela Merkel claimed the priority of the protection of the consumer, supported by figures that underpin the seriousness of the situation, as the 25 killed and 690 patients – of more than 2,500 admitted – that have developed dangerous uremic syndrome are hemolytic (HUS).
Criticism, in Germany, target is both the alleged lack of coordination etween the estates involved – federal Government and Lander, more a swarm of laboratories – to the absence in this crisis of Merkel, who collected this Tuesday with the highest honors the Medal of freedom from the hands of the U.S. President, Barack Obama. Images of the ceremony in Washington and the two Ministers in distress today alternated in the German news. Meanwhile, surveys underpin the Greens as pop-up and capable force even designate the next Chancellor, reinforced as banners of the nuclear outage now signed by Merkel and also as a best dnsores of the consumer and the field. Source of the news: Germany still recommending not to eat vegetables