ΚΙΝ.ΑΛ.:Ομόφωνη η απόφαση για τη λειτουργία της Κοινοβουλευτικής Ομάδας

Μετά τον αδόκητο θάνατο της Προέδρου, Φώφης Γεννηματά και την πανελλήνια συγκίνηση που αυτός σκόρπισε, η Κοινοβουλευτική Ομάδα του Κινήματος, αφού αναγνώρισε την προσφορά της στην παράταξη και την πατρίδα, συνεδρίασε σήμερα προκειμένου να καθορίσει τον τρόπο λειτουργίας της για τις επόμενες 35 ή 42 ημέρες. Με κριτήριο ότι οι βουλευτές μας έχουν χρέος να διασφαλίσουν την εύρυθμη και ακώλυτη λειτουργία της Κοινοβουλευτικής Ομάδας, αποφάσισαν ομόφωνα, αναθέτοντας τα παρακάτω καθήκοντα: 

• Στον Γραμματέα της Κ.Ο. Βασίλη Κεγκέρογλου, τη θεσμική εκπροσώπηση της Κ.Ο. στη Διάσκεψη των Προέδρων της Βουλής, την εκπροσώπηση της Κ.Ο. ή τον ορισμό εκπροσώπου σε εκδηλώσεις κ.λπ. και την ευθύνη λειτουργίας της Κοινοβουλευτικής Ομάδας (ιδίως σύγκληση της Κ.Ο. και συντονιστικού οργάνου, θέματα προσωπικού, συνεργατών κ.λπ.). 
• Στους Κοινοβουλευτικούς Εκπροσώπους Κώστα Σκανδαλίδη και Μιχάλη Κατρίνη κατά σειρά ορισμού, την κοινοβουλευτική εκπροσώπηση της Κ.Ο. και ιδίως στο νομοθετικό έργο, συζήτηση σχεδίων νόμων, προϋπολογισμού του Κράτους κλπ αλλά και στον κοινοβουλευτικό έλεγχο (επερωτήσεις, εξεταστικές επιτροπές, πρόταση δυσπιστίας, διευρυμένες συζητήσεις κ.λπ.), προ ημερησίας διατάξεως συζήτηση σε επίπεδο πολιτικών αρχηγών κ.λπ. 

Επιπλέον συνεχίζουν να ισχύουν η υπευθυνότητα ανά κοινοβουλευτικό τομέα και η συμμετοχή των Βουλευτών ή άλλων στελεχών σε θεσμικά όργανα (π.χ. Εθνικό Συμβούλιο Εξωτερικής Πολιτικής) ή Επιτροπές της Βουλής, όπως έχουν οριστεί έως τώρα αλλά και η συνεργασία με τους επιστημονικούς και άλλους συνεργάτες της Κ.Ο. Κάθε άλλο θέμα, θα αντιμετωπίζεται από τον Γραμματέα της Κ.Ο. και τους Κοινοβουλευτικούς Εκπροσώπους, σε συνεργασία με τον αρμόδιο ή τους συναρμόδιους Βουλευτές και τον Διευθυντή της Κ.Ο. και για θέματα μεγαλύτερης σπουδαιότητας θα συγκαλείται το συντονιστικό όργανο ή θα συνεδριάζει η Κ.Ο.

Πανδημία: Να παρθούν μέτρα χωρίς δισταγμούς & υπεκφυγές

Με μία πρωτοφανή έξαρση της πανδημίας βρίσκεται αντιμέτωπη η χώρα μας, ενώ η Κυβέρνηση Μητσοτάκη δείχνει για ακόμη μία φορά να τα έχει χαμένα. Τα ημίμετρα που διαρρέει αποτελούν μια τρύπα στο νερό και αποδεικνύουν πόσο αδύναμη είναι να αναχαιτίσει το νέο κύμα που βιώνει η χώρα. Αφού δεν διδάχθηκε από τα λάθη της και την περσινή τραγική εμπειρία της Βόρειας Ελλάδας πρέπει τουλάχιστον τώρα χωρίς δισταγμούς, χωρίς παζάρια και υπεκφυγές και κυρίως χωρίς το φόβο του πολιτικού κόστους να λάβει άμεσα ουσιαστικά μέτρα. Το Κίνημα Αλλαγής επαναλαμβάνει την αδήριτη πια ανάγκη για εμβολιασμούς από κινητά συνεργεία, επέκταση της υποχρεωτικότητας σε επαγγέλματα που έρχονται σε άμεση επαφή με τους πολίτες και φυσικά, ενίσχυση του ΕΣΥ με ένταξη τώρα και του ιδιωτικού τομέα στον σχεδιασμό. Παράλληλα, λέει όχι στην αποσύνθεση της Πρωτοβάθμιας Φροντίδας Υγείας και υπογραμμίζει την ανάγκη για έλεγχο στην εφαρμογή των μέτρων. 

Διαβάστε ΕΔΩ

Τo «επιτελικό» κράτος μόνο αδιαφορεί για την ασφάλεια των πολιτών

Την αβελτηρία και την αδιαφορία της κυβέρνησης σχετικά με την ασφάλεια των πολιτών αποδεικνύουν τα μέτρα που ανακοίνωσε σήμερα ο Υπουργός Προστασίας του Πολίτη. Παρόλο που από το 2019 η Κυβέρνηση προσπαθεί με διάφορες θριαμβολογίες να πείσει τους πολίτες ότι όλα λειτουργούν άψογα στον τομέα της αστυνόμευσης, αποδεικνύεται ότι μόνο λανθασμένες είναι οι επιλογές που ακολουθεί η κυβέρνηση! Αυτό επιβεβαιώνει σημερινή εξαγγελία του αρμόδιου Υπουργού για τις μεταρρυθμίσεις στην ΕΛ.ΑΣ., με τις οποίες ομολογεί την πλήρη αποτυχία της κυβέρνησης στην καθημερινή αστυνόμευση. Κι αυτό γιατί ουδέποτε εκπονήθηκε σαφές επιχειρησιακό σχέδιο με ελέγχους και περιπολίες, ούτε έγινε προσπάθεια να εκπαιδευτούν οι ειδικοί φρουροί. Μάλιστα, παρά τα όσα διατεινόταν ο προηγούμενος υπουργός, δεν υπήρξαν ποτέ τελικά οι πολυδιαφημισμένες κάμερες στις στολές των αστυνομικών. Η ασφάλεια και η προστασία των δικαιωμάτων των πολιτών δεν είναι δυνατόν να στηρίζεται μόνο στην αίσθηση καθήκοντος της πλειοψηφίας των Ελλήνων αστυνομικών. Περισσότερα ΕΔΩ

Λαϊκές αγορές: Η Κυβέρνηση φέρνει πιο κοντά το τσουνάμι ακρίβειας

Αποδεικνύοντας για ακόμη μία φορά την απόστασή της με τον κόσμο του μόχθου και της εργασίας, η κυβέρνηση νομοθετεί επί της ουσίας την ιδιωτικοποίηση των λαϊκών αγορών, αντί να προστατέψει τον κοινωνικό τους χαρακτήρα και να στηρίξει τη φιλοσοφία του μικρομεσαίου, τη ραχοκοκαλιά της ελληνικής οικονομίας. Ενώ υπάρχει ανάγκη για αναβάθμιση, εκσυγχρονισμό και ανάπλαση των ήδη υπαρχουσών λαϊκών αγορών, η κυβέρνηση με το νομοσχέδιό της προδιαγράφει την οικονομική εξολόθρευση των απασχολούμενων στο υπαίθριο εμπόριο αλλά και των καταναλωτών. Με τη μετατροπή των παραγωγών σε εμπόρους αλλά και με τα εξαντλητικά πρόστιμα, το Νομοσχέδιο αυτό μας οδηγεί πιο κοντά στο τσουνάμι ακρίβειας. Το Κίνημα Αλλαγής, ως γνήσιος υπερασπιστής της Κοινωνικής πολιτικής και διεκδικητής της βελτίωσης των κοινωνικών υπηρεσιών τάσσεται ενάντια σε αυτό το «χαντάκωμα» όλων όσοι μάχονται χρόνια για τα προς το ζην και που μάλιστα έχουν στηρίξει με τον μόχθο τους το «καλάθι του καταναλωτή» σε όλες τις αντίξοες οικονομικά συνθήκες. Περισσότερα ΕΔΩ

COP26: Υπαρξιακή η ανάγκη προστασίας του κλίματος

Παρά τη δέσμευση του πρωθυπουργού, η Ελλάδα συμμετέχει στην φετινή 26η Σύνοδο των Εθνών για την Κλιματική Αλλαγή στη Γλασκόβη (COP26), χωρίς Κλιματικό Νόμο αλλά και χωρίς να έχει επικαιροποιήσει το Εθνικό Σχέδιο για την Ενέργεια και το Κλίμα, ως όφειλε μετά τους νέους ευρωπαϊκούς στόχους για το 2030. Αντιθέτως μάλιστα, η επιλογή της Κυβέρνησης για την αντικατάσταση του λιγνίτη με το φυσικό αέριο επιβαρύνει σημαντικά την συνθήκη ενεργειακής φτώχειας, με την οποία έρχονται αντιμέτωπα χιλιάδες νοικοκυριά το χειμώνα. Το Κίνημα Αλλαγής, έχει θέσει στο επίκεντρο των προτάσεών του την προστασία του κλίματος, καθώς για εμάς δεν είναι μία επικοινωνιακή επιλογή αλλά μία υπαρξιακή ανάγκη. Γι’ αυτό, εδώ και μήνες έχουμε καταθέσει πρόταση στην ελληνική κοινωνία για ένα νέο, πράσινο κοινωνικό συμβόλαιο, ενώ ήδη από τον περασμένο Μάρτιο είχε παρουσιάσει ολοκληρωμένο πλαίσιο για τον κλιματικό νόμο και πως αυτός πρέπει να διαμορφωθεί “από κάτω προς τα πάνω”. Περισσότερα ΕΔΩ

NASA's wonderful world!!

Extratropical Cyclones Drench West Coast


October 10 - 25, 2021


One of the most intense extratropical cyclones ever to strike the Pacific Northwest drew an equally historic amount of moisture onto the West Coast of North America on October 24-25, 2021. The storm off the coast of Washington—with a central pressure of 942.5 millibars, equivalent to a category 4 hurricane—was the second extreme low-pressure storm in the North Pacific in a week. Both exhibited pressure drops of more than 24 millibars in 24 hours, making them “bomb cyclones.”

The two storm fronts directed streams of moisture from north of Hawaii toward the West Coast in long, narrow bands of moisture known as atmospheric rivers. Atmospheric rivers account for up to 50 percent of all rain and snow that falls in the western United States.

The parade of storms brought high winds and extreme precipitation that doused wildfires and brought some relief from extreme drought to Central and Northern California. But the events also caused power outages, flooding, landslides, and mud and debris flows that washed out roads.

The animation above shows a model of the movement of total precipitable water vapor over the eastern Pacific Ocean from October 10-25, 2021. Green areas represent the highest amounts of moisture. Note the fingers of white to light green that repeatedly flow into the Pacific Northwest of North America. Note also how areas in the tropics are often saturated with moisture that can eventually curl up into middle latitudes.

Total precipitable water vapor is a measurement of the amount of water in a column of the atmosphere if all the water vapor in that column were condensed into liquid. The animation was derived from a NASA product known as the Goddard Earth Observing System Data Assimilation System (GEOS DAS), which uses satellite data and mathematical representations of physical processes to calculate what is happening in the atmosphere. Not all precipitable water vapor actually falls as rain. However, it is a useful indicator of regions where rainfall could be excessive.



October 25, 2021


The simulated natural-color image above, acquired on October 25 by NOAA’s Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite 17 (GOES-17) shows an arc of clouds stretching across the Pacific—a visible manifestation of the atmospheric river pouring moisture into the Pacific Northwest. GOES-17 is operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA); NASA helps develop and launch the GOES series of satellites.

The Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes ranked the October 24-25 atmospheric river as a category-5 event for the San Francisco Bay Area. The 1 to 5 scale considers the longevity and the amount of water vapor carried by these rivers of moist air that travel ahead of cold fronts.

In Marin County, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that Mount Tamalpais received a 48-hour total of 16.55 inches of precipitation by the morning of October 25. Downtown San Francisco recorded 4.02 inches on October 24 alone, making it the wettest October day the city has seen since record keeping began.

In Blue Canyon, California, 10.4 inches of rain fell in a 24-hour-period on October 24-25, breaking a record of 9.33 inches set in 1964, according to the NWS. Over the same period, downtown Sacramento saw 5.44 inches of rain, breaking a record set in 1880. Just one week before, Sacramento had broken another extreme record for the longest dry spell, marking 212 days without measurable rain.

On October 24, the NWS issued flash flood warnings for 13 burn scar areas in California from wildfires that occurred between 2018 and 2021. The warnings included the Caldor fire burn scar near Lake Tahoe, where several more inches of rain were expected to fall on October 25.

Up and down the California coast, NWS issued high surf warnings for swells of 16 to 24 feet on west to northwest facing beaches. At the same time, winter storm warnings were in effect in the Sierra Nevada, where multiple feet of snow were expected at high elevations. Remnants of the storm were expected to reach Southern California late on October 25.

NASA Earth Observatory image and video by Joshua Stevens, using GOES 17 imagery courtesy of NOAA and the National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS) and GEOS-5 data from the Global Modeling and Assimilation Office at NASA GSFC. Story by Sara E. Pratt.

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NORTHERN HEMISPHERE SUMMER EXTREMES 2021
Although they can happen any time of the year, here's a look at some extreme events occurring during the summer months north of the equator.

    * Extratropical Cyclones Drench West Coast (Image from Oct 25, 2021; Posted Oct 25, 2021)
        https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/148999/extratropical-cyclones-drench-west-coast/?src=nha

    * Dust Storms in Greenland (Image from Oct 18, 2021; Posted Oct 25, 2021)
        https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/148995/dust-storms-in-greenland/?src=nha


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The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today concluded his participation at the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Rome..

Prime Minister concludes successful G20 Leaders’ Summit in Italy

October 31, 2021
Rome, Italy

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today concluded his participation at the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Rome, Italy, with a focus on the urgent priorities of protecting the environment and fighting climate change and biodiversity loss.

Prime Minister Trudeau emphasized the importance of G20 leadership in building and sustaining climate action, including fully implementing the Paris Agreement, promoting clean growth, and moving forward on net-zero emissions goals. He also reiterated Canada’s support for ongoing efforts under the United Nations (UN) Conference on Biological Diversity, toward the target of 30 per cent global land and marine conservation by 2030.

Climate change affects us all, and we must ensure all countries are equipped to help build a cleaner and more resilient future for everyone. That is why, in June, Canada doubled its international climate finance commitment from the $2.65 billion announced in 2015 to $5.3 billion over the next five years, including increased support for adaptation, as well as nature-based solutions, and confirmed its support for the transition to clean energy and the phasing-out of coal worldwide. Earlier this week, Canada and Germany published a delivery plan to demonstrate the path to mobilizing US$100 billion in annual climate financing, helping to provide transparency on this key commitment in the lead up to the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties in Glasgow.

The Prime Minister also addressed a G20 side event on the critical role of the private sector, and of public-private partnerships, in the global fight against climate change. During the event, he highlighted Canada’s support for international climate finance as critical to helping developing countries address climate change, and underscored the central role that the private sector has to play in meeting climate finance goals. To date, Canada’s support for climate action in developing countries has helped them move toward a cleaner future, and contributed to cutting global pollution – the equivalent of removing about 47 million cars from the roads for one year. They have also helped at least 5.9 million people adapt to the effects of climate change, and mobilized significant contributions from the private sector.  

During the Summit, the Prime Minister took part in discussions with G20 leaders on sustainable development in the context of recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. He reiterated the need for collective G20 action and leadership in working toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and emphasized that this work should prioritize gender equality and the protection of the most vulnerable. He also highlighted the importance of investments in quality infrastructure for sustainable and inclusive development.

Through the Financing for Development in the Era of COVID-19 and Beyond Initiative, Canada has helped to bring leaders together to develop practical policy approaches to help achieve the SDGs while responding to the impacts of the pandemic. Canada will continue to take a leadership role in development finance, including for gender equality and women’s economic empowerment, in financing for COVID-19 vaccines, and in advocacy on behalf of Small Island Developing States.

Later today, the Prime Minister will attend the Global Summit on Supply Chain Resilience, hosted by the United States on the margins of the G20 Leaders’ Summit. The smooth and effective operation of supply chains is fundamental to economic prosperity and security in Canada and around the world. The Prime Minister will highlight the importance of multilateral collaboration and a rules-based, predictable trading environment in ensuring supply chain resilience.

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“While we aim to finish the fight against COVID-19, we must not lose sight of the existential threat posed by climate change. Canada has worked with our G20 partners to address global challenges, promote our shared values, and create jobs and opportunities for people in our countries. Now, we join together again to call for accelerated action on tackling climate change, so we can build a cleaner, better world for the generations to come.”

The Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada

Quick Facts

• During the Summit, Prime Minister Trudeau held bilateral meetings with leaders, including the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of Argentina, Alberto Fernández.
• On the first day of the Summit, G20 leaders focused on the ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including equitable access to vaccines. Leaders also committed to supporting a global economic recovery for everyone, and advanced their efforts to implement new mechanisms to prepare the world for, and increase our resilience towards, future health emergencies.
• The G20 includes Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, the European Union, France, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States.
• This was the first in-person meeting of G20 leaders since 2019 and the seventh G20 Summit attended by Prime Minister Trudeau.
• Italy holds the G20 presidency in 2021, and Indonesia will hold it in 2022.
• Under the Paris Agreement to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), countries agreed to collectively strengthen the global response to climate change, including by limiting the global average temperature rise to well below 2°C, while also pursuing efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C.
• At the request of the United Kingdom, Canada and Germany co-led a delivery plan to provide transparency on the path to delivering US $100 billion per year through to 2025 in climate financing support to developing countries. In April 2021, at a Leaders Summit on Climate, the Prime Minister announced that Canada would enhance its target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris Agreement – known as a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) – by 40-45 per cent below 2005 levels, by 2030. Canada officially submitted its enhanced NDC to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in July 2021.

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Le premier ministre conclut un Sommet du G20 fructueux en Italie

VLADIMIR PUTIN,PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA:G20 Summit second session

G20 Summit second session


Vladimir Putin took part, via videoconference, in the second working session of the heads of delegations from G20 member countries, invited states and international organisations.
October 31, 2021
16:00
Novo-Ogaryovo, Moscow Region

At the second session of the G20 Summit (via videoconference).

The participants in the second session, dedicated to Climate Change and the Environment, discussed, in particular, sustainable development and the transition to a low-carbon economy.

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The Russian President’s speech at the second working session of the G20 summit

President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Mr President of the G20 Mario Draghi,

Colleagues,

Additional
G20 Rome Leaders’ Declaration
October 31, 2021

Indeed, the matters related to combatting climate change that we are discussing today are of the utmost importance and concern each and every one of us. Russia, like other countries, is experiencing – actually experiencing – the negative bearing of global warming, and here is why: we are faced with desertification and soil erosion, and we are especially worried about the thawing of the permafrost, which accounts for a significant part of Russia’s territory.

I would like to note that the average annual temperature in Russia is growing faster than around the globe, more than 2.5 times. It has increased by almost half a degree in the past 10 years. In the Arctic, as we all know, the warming is even faster.

Naturally, our country is vigorously participating and taking the lead in international climate mitigation and stabilisation efforts. We faithfully comply with all our obligations under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement. We are consistently implementing a policy to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions and are taking steps to improve energy efficiency in our national economy, to modernise our power generation industry, and reduce associated gas discharge from oil production.

See also
First session of the G20 Summit
October 30, 2021

The low-carbon power industry is growing at a rapid pace in Russia. The share of energy generated from practically carbon-free sources such as nuclear power plants, hydroelectric dams, wind and solar power plants exceeds 40 percent today, or 86 if we include natural gas, which is the lowest-carbon fuel among hydrocarbons. This is one of the best indicators in the world.

According to international experts, Russia is among global decarbonisation leaders. In the past 20 years, Russia’s economy’s carbon intensity has been declining by an average of 2.7 percent annually, which is better than across the globe and even better than in the G7 countries.

Recently, we decided to implement a new programme to improve energy efficiency for the period until 2035. This programme will make an important contribution to our achieving carbon neutrality by 2060 at the latest. We have publicly announced this commitment.

Moreover, we do not just intend to achieve carbon neutrality; we are also going to make sure that in the next three decades, the accumulated volume of net greenhouse gas emissions in Russia will be even lower than that of our neighbours and colleagues in the European Union. This is a perfectly achievable objective for Russia.

We hope that together with our partners we will make long-term plans and prioritise them in our energy sectors, relying on the principles of technological neutrality, while objectively taking into account the carbon footprint of various types of power generation. In particular, I would like to mention the carbon footprint of solar energy, which, according to research findings, is four times higher than that of nuclear energy.

It is important that the international community’s efforts be directed toward supporting primarily the most effective environmental projects. It is our suggestion that experts begin ranking such projects according to their results as measured by how much greenhouse gas in the atmosphere is reduced for every dollar invested.

It cannot be ruled out that some of the projects included in the ranking, such as projects to preserve, for instance, forests in Russia and Latin America, will turn out to be more effective than investments in renewable energy in other countries.

I would also like to underscore that, in our opinion, it is not enough to simply reduce emissions to solve the global warming problem. It is equally important to increase the absorption of greenhouse gases, and here Russia, as well as in a number of other countries, has tremendous potential in terms of the absorbing potential of its forests, the tundra, agricultural lands, seas and swamps.

To achieve full use of this amazing potential, we plan to significantly improve the quality of forest management, increase reforestation areas, expand areas of untouched nature, and introduce new agricultural technologies.

Climate projects in Russia will also create new opportunities for international cooperation for many decades to come, and of course, they will make a significant contribution to global efforts on the climate track.

Overall, we believe that when implementing climate and environmental initiatives, it is important for the G20 to take the lead in drafting uniform, – and I emphasise – fair and, no less importantly, transparent rules for climate regulation. These rules should be based on mutually recognised verification and monitoring methods for greenhouse gas emissions and absorption.

And most importantly, climate change should be addressed in a comprehensive manner, closely linked with steps to promote economic growth and, as my colleagues have already noted, people’s living standards.

Thank you for your attention.

October 25 − November 1, 2021

KΩΣΤΑΣ ΛΑΜΠΟΣ: Το μετέωρο βήμα του ΟΗΕ στη Γλασκώβη

 Το μετέωρο βήμα του ΟΗΕ στη Γλασκώβη

ΥΔΡΟΓΟΝΟ ΕΝΑΝΤΙΟΝ ΟΡΥΚΤΩΝ ΚΑΥΣΙΜΩΝ*

Ένας καινούργιος και καλύτερος κόσμος γεννιέται

(Ανάλυση της σχέσης ανάμεσα στο οικονομικοκοινωνικό

και στο ενεργειακό σύστημα)

 

Γράφει ο Κώστας Λάμπος

 

«Ο ενεργειακός ιμπεριαλισμός των Η.Π.Α. οδηγεί ήδη σε επεκτατικούς πολέμους, που θα μπορούσαν να γίνουν στην κυριολεξία παγκόσμιοι, καθώς η Ουάσιγκτον προσπαθεί να διασφαλίσει την υπάρχουσα καπιταλιστική οικονομία και τη δική της παγκόσμια  ηγεμονία».

John Bellamy Foster

 

Εισαγωγή.

Οι ηγέτες των 20 οικονομικά ισχυρότερων χωρών του πλανήτη, πιστοί υπηρέτες του μεγάλου κεφαλαίου, γύρισαν χθες, (30.11.2021) στη Ρώμη, την πλάτη στην εφιαλτική πραγματικότητα της καπιταλιστικής βαρβαρότητας και με την αδράνειά τους υπέγραψαν, για 30 αργύρια, την καταδίκη του πολιτισμού και του πλανήτη. Σήμερα άρχισε στη Γλασκώβη η Διάσκεψη του οργανισμού Ενωμένων Εθνών για την κλιματική κρίση, την οποία κατ’ ευφημισμόν την αποκαλούν ‘αλλαγή’, από την οποία απουσιάζουν κάποιοι από τους μεγάλους ρυπαντές, ενώ συμμετέχουν κάποιοι άλλοι μεγάλοι ρυπαντές που θα τους εκπροσωπήσουν, ενώ η εργαζόμενη ανθρωπότητα, ζώντας μέσα στις ψευδαισθήσεις της, περιμένει με κομμένη την ανάσα την σωτηρία της και την σωτηρία του πλανήτη από εκείνους που συνειδητά προκαλούν την καταστροφή τους.

Οι δυνάμεις της Εργασίας, της Επιστήμης και του Πολιτισμού, που εδώ και πολλές δεκαετίες οραματίζονται μια Οικονομία του Υδρογόνου ως βήμα προς μια Οικονομία της Κοινωνικής Ισότητας, οφείλουν να αναδειχθούν σε υποκείμενο της ιστορίας, να καταργήσουν τον ανορθολογικό, χαοτικό, απάνθρωπο και καταστροφικό καπιταλισμό και να αποτρέψουν ‘το τέλος της ιστορίας’, όπως το προγραμματίζει ο σκληρός πυρήνας του πολυκέφαλου ηγεμονικού κεφαλαίου.

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United States Advances Shared Interests with G20 World Leaders and Delivers for the American People

FACT SHEET: United States Advances Shared Interests with G20 World Leaders and Delivers for the American People
OCTOBER 31, 2021


For the first time ever, G20 Leaders agree to establish a historic Global Minimum Corporate Tax

At the G20 Summit in Rome, President Biden coordinated with fellow Leaders on shared interests, including the climate crisis, global health and pandemic preparedness, and the global economic recovery, using the power of diplomacy to address key issues that matter to the American people. Together with the European Union, we achieved a major breakthrough arrangement to negotiate the world’s first carbon-based sectoral arrangement on steel and aluminum, protecting and creating American jobs and lowering costs for families while fighting the climate crisis.

Throughout the G20 President Biden stressed the need for balanced, well-supplied, and competitive global energy markets to underpin an inclusive economic recovery that supports working families at home and abroad. Leaders committed to guaranteeing just and orderly energy transitions of our energy systems that ensure affordability, including for the most vulnerable households and businesses as we recover from the global pandemic. They expressed their intent to explore among other things, paths to enhanced energy security and markets stability.

President Biden met with Leaders from France, Germany, and the United Kingdom to discuss the risks posed to international security by Iran’s escalating nuclear program, and hosted a supply chain summit with 14 countries and the European Union to discuss how we collectively tackle the immediate supply chain challenges from this unprecedented economic recovery and build long-term supply chain reliance for the future. President Biden also held bilateral meetings on the margins of the G20 with Chancellor Angela Merkel and Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz of Germany, President Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey and Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore.

After the Summit, the G20 Leaders came to a consensus across a host of issues, including:

Historic Global Minimum Tax: G20 Leaders representing 80% of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP) endorsed the establishment of a historic Global Minimum Tax (GMT) to end the race to the bottom, ensure giant corporations pay their fair share no matter where they are located, help prevent the offshoring of good American jobs, and invest in our people at home. One recent independent study found that this agreement to establish a 15% GMT—up from 0% today—would lead to at least $60 billion in revenue per year in the United States alone. Today’s announcement is a testament to American diplomacy and leadership.

COVID-19 Pandemic and Health Security: The Leaders came together in support of the COVID-19 response and global vaccination targets. The Leaders also decide to take next steps toward the design and establishment of an inclusive, sustained, and adequate financing facility to improve global health security and bolster pandemic preparedness around the world. The Leaders agreed to establish a G20 Finance and Health Task Force to enhance global cooperation to detect and response to emerging health threats. The G20 Leaders also came out in support of a global ambition to channel $100 billion worth of reallocation of special drawing rights (SDRs) to help the world’s most vulnerable countries and restructuring debts for low-income countries on a case by case basis – a major step towards global economic recovery. The Leaders also supported efforts to shorten the cycle for the development of safe and effective vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics from 300 to 100 days (following the identification of such threats) and work to make them equitably and widely available. This work follows calls for more urgent action and continued focus from the United States following the President’s Global COVID-19 Summit.

Climate Change: G20 Leaders came out in support of ending public finance for new unabated coal power generation abroad, to contribute to keeping a 1.5 degrees Celsius limit on global temperature rise with reach. They stressed the importance of fully meeting, as soon as possible, the developed country collective goal of mobilizing $100B per year to help developing countries in the face of climate change. After a four-year absence of U.S. federal leadership, President Biden’s commitment to climate finance, alongside strong new pledges from other donors, are fundamental to achieving this goal no later than 2023. This is a decisive decade for climate action and the President will continue to rally the world to tackle the climate crisis together.

Anticorruption and Ransomware: The Leaders also lifted up the global fight against corruption as a shared priority, which includes transparency for beneficial ownership and real estate, and they committed to fight any new and sophisticated forms of corruption. The Leaders recognized the need for international cooperation to counter ransomware and other forms of cybercrime. Just this month, the Biden Administrationheld a meeting with more than 30 countries to accelerate cooperation to counter ransomware, including to improve collective resilience, address the misuse of virtual currency to launder ransom payments, and investigate and prosecute cyber criminals. This work builds on U.S. international efforts to promote cybersecurity, including our commitment to work with G7 partners to address criminal ransomware networks, our support for updating NATO cyber policy for the first time in seven years, and our continuing efforts to work with allies and partners to attribute malicious cyber activity, as evidenced by the broad international support we garnered in our attributions for SolarWinds and Hafnium malicious cyber activity.

Leaders also committed to achieving food security and adequate nutrition, particularly in famine-stricken parts of the world where armed conflicts have exacerbated these problems—such as Ethiopia. Leaders will continue to enhance concrete measures to advance gender equality in national policies. President Biden issued the first-ever national gender strategy to advance the full participation of all people – including women and girls – in the United States and around the world.