Re: Suggestion for a new WDDM workshop

[Bruce Eggum <bruce.eggum(at)gmail.com>]

Perhaps this information could be  posted on the Website, for ALL
to access and read. I do not have enough room anywhere to post all I
think is wrong with the USA. Monitering further is unnecessary. 
What we need is I&R&R. It is not time to write a "New
Constitution" for the USA with the present tyrinical global corporate
power in the white -(getting blacker)- house.

With Wiki, all that can be posted. But than people have to read all
that. Perhaps we should confine our work to initial projucts and focus
on them.

If your monitering is on democracy improvements, it would be a great
posting. (We need the hope)  Perhaps I do not understand what you
mean by monitoring. Does this mean to actively observe a specific
government and provide timely reports?  Bruce

On 4/16/05, Leopoldo Salgui wrote:

Dear all,
after looking through the presnt WDDM workshops
http://www.world-wide-democracy.net/Wiki/WddmProjects
I would like to propose to create a new WDDM workshop:

"Democracy Monitoring"

a project oriented to monitor and evaluating the real democracy conditions,
particularly in the countries ruling by the hegemonic model: the liberal
democracy.

From Demopunk Net we could contribute with at least three reports:

DD in Spain
http://www.demopunk.net/en/direct/ddsp2002_en.html

DD in Latin America (edited by the emerging Spanish group, +Democracia)
http://www.demopunk.net/en/intern/LatinAmericanDD.rtf

The European Constituent Process
http://www.demopunk.net/en/intern/europe/pcon_index_en.html

Please, feedback your positions ... Leo

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