[Hacklabs] los olimpicos del 2012

[carolina]

buenass

Haberlo hailo que se dice

http://www.otromadrid.org/m2012/

otra cosa es que tenga noticias de ellos...que eso ni idea pero la web
ahi esta ;-)

bss
C

On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 04:04, ana wrote:
> Hola gente,
> 
> especialmente la de madrid... no hay ningun grupete contra la propuesta
> de las olimpiadas del 2012? como de costumbre todo lo que mando esta en
> ingles... mas abajo, una url con algo de info. Y, mas abajo aun, cositas 
> de un pais llamado... :-p
> 
> ana
> 
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: 	[no2london_olympics2012] international news
> Date: 	Wed, 09 Feb 2005 13:01:45 +0000
> From: 	zelda jeffers <zeidyj at hotmail.com>
> To: 	no2london_olympics2012 at lists.riseup.net
> 
> 
> 
> Dear Friends, just to let you know some good news, I was on an Air France
> plane crossing the atlantic Saturday/ Sunday and the on plane news had an
> item about Madrid's olympic bid which it said had "massive public support,
> unlike London where anti olympic protests were likely to cause problems" so
> the word is definatly spreading.
> All the best Zelda
> 
> 
> >http://www.hackthebid.org/nowhere.html is, to me, a very cogent
> >argument - why should the corporate/ security / development olympic
> >travesty be inflicted on any city?
> 
>  >From th Financial times on Wednesday -
> 
> Paris leads race to host Olympics
> By David Owen, Sports Editor
> Published: February 2 2005 22:46 | Last updated:
> February 3 2005 13:04
> 
> The next stage of the race to host the 2012 Olympics
> began on Thursday, with Paris looking well placed to
> win. The International Olympic Committee's evaluation
> commission arrived in Madrid to conduct its first
> assessment of the plans submitted by the five
> competing cities.
> By mid-March, the commission, chaired by Morocco's
> Nawal El Moutawakel, the first woman from an Islamic
> nation to win an Olympic medal will have visited all
> five bidders in this, the toughest-ever race to stage
> the Games.
> The report it submits could be an important factor in
> determining which of the candidates London, Madrid,
> Moscow, New York and Paris will host the Games. The
> moment of truth comes in July in Singapore, when more
> than 100 IOC members from around the world will cast
> their votes.
> José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Spanish prime minister,
> on Thursday told the commission members that his
> country was behind the bid: “Nothing unites Spaniards
> more than the Madrid 2012 bid.”
> Alberto Ruiz Gallardón, Madrid's mayor, on Thursday
> tried to allay security concerns after last year’s
> train bombings in the city that killed 191 people.
> ”If our bid is succesful, Madrid will be the safest
> city in the world,” he said. Mr Ruiz Gallardón on
> Wednesday asserted that the commission would be “very
> surprised by the level of excellence” his city had
> attained.
> But after scoring well in an initial IOC report, the
> Spanish capital is perceived to have lost ground.
> By contrast, New York and London, whose bid is headed
> by Olympic gold medallist Lord Coe, are both said by
> IOC members to have campaigned effectively. There have
> been setbacks for the British capital's bid recently.
> First, it was reported that the Queen told a visitor
> to a Buckingham Palace reception that she expected
> Paris to win. Then, last weekend, a Sunday newspaper
> claimed that London had “in effect abandoned hope of
> winning”.
> Paris is favourite, quoted on Wednesday at odds of 2/7
> by one bookmaker. The French capital learnt from its
> unsuccessful bid for the 2008 Games
> 
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