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The presidential candidate wins Peru, Ollanta Humala Tasso, denied this morning that in an Obama administration is going to nationalize his Jorge Chavez International Airport, managed by Lima Airport Partners, and the South Pier of Callao, in concession to the company DP World.

However, on page 86 of its plan of government called "The Great Transformation" says otherwise, and intends to review and renegotiate the concession contracts also return the majority state in them.

"Airports and ports. Be reviewed and renegotiated the concession contracts of the management of airports and ports under concession or sold, and restore the operation and administration of the same majority-owned Peruvian state and the private sector minority participation. The military will participate in matters relating to national defense, "says verbatim the nationalist project.

When asked about this particular paragraph of his plan, Humala Tasso said in its Commitment to Peru, he ruled out any nationalization. "What does our commitment to the Peruvian people. The commitment we are specifying. (The plan and commitment) is not that they are two separate documents, but complementary, "he added.

The nationalist leader avoided answering why, if he says no government intervention at airports and docks, where the government does plan specific: "This is not the central issue, at airports and ports are going to respect the agreements illegal except fragrant register, "he said in dialogue with" First News. "

"Nationalize it when I touch your property, we have never said that it is a slander to say that we are going to nationalize. It seems crass to point out this issue, "he said.

On April 19 there was a similar controversy. On that date, Humala said that 65 would not touch pension funds contributed by citizens, which contradicts the point of his plan of government also argues that this project would be financed by "a portion of the funds contributed by the workers" .

INDEPENDENT MINISTERS
On the other hand, Humala said in a new government of Ghana Peru, the presidency of the Council of Ministers and the Ministry of Economy may fall into the hands of "independent, blameless, with experience and credibility to generate confidence among Peruvians."

"We believe that those who must enter, not only to manage the economy in a national government, if people give us the confidence, or the person presiding over the cabinet of ministers, people must be blameless, if possible, independent people, generating trust and who has the experience and credibility of having worked on this issues, "he said.

Rumors have spread like wildfire, Carla Bruni is expecting twins. Tummy not only raises suspicion, but also has been known that the French first lady has recently quit. Too many pieces in this puzzle match after a conversation with several readers of "Le Parisien"in which Carla Bruni took a few days ago.

Although the alleged mom has refused to confirm or deny the pregnancy rumors, it has said that his "lips are sealed to protect something and protect what he does, "referring to her husband Nicolas Sarkozy.

In addition, Bruni has described his fear that a story as her pregnancy became the focus of gossip magazines. Having said that, a reader who was involved in the round of questions has secured with 100% certainty that Carla Bruni is pregnant, according to published "Voici", who adds that "pregnancy is a double" and his birth is expected for next fall.
No more snuff

The rumor has been accentuated by his insistent concern for covering your tummy with a tissue when someone approached photographers to capture the moment for the singer. And if all this were not enough, it has been known that Carla Bruni-Sarkozy has stopped smoking. An incentive worth mother in the middle of gestation.

If the rumor were true, the singer also be living her second pregnancy, and in 2001 had their first child, Aurélien, with Raphael Enthoven. For the president of the French Republic would be the third and fourth baby with the same name.

Mexican Labor Minister Javier Lozano Alarcon, announced that there is "no chance" of finding alive the nine miners who remain in a coal mine in Sabinas, Coahuila, following the rescue of the bodies of five of his companions. In total, there were 14 workers who were in the pit when the explosion Tuesday that left them trapped.

Lozano has said that the mine did not have an official record and that employees were not discharged from the Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, so the place "operated virtually underground. " In an interview with the Televisa network, Lozano blamed the tragedy the owner of the company Binsa, Melchor González Vélez, and said that such situations occur due to legal loopholes in the matter.

One of the employees of the company explained that the well on fire using a rudimentary mining and has a structure of a single tunnel, 60 meters deep, from which branches arise up to 20 meters. Unofficially, it was indicated that the explosion would have occurred by accumulation of coalbed gas.

For the next few hours is due to arrive to rescue a group of Chileans who come to support civil protection personnel and local support groups.

The Conservative party of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, won a majority in early elections in Canada, as reported after counting 99% of the vote.

Harper's party, 52, years, won 167 seats, 12 more than he needed for an absolute majority, after running the second largest country in the world since 2006 with a minority cabinet, DPA said.

Harper promised a "strong government, stable and conservative " to boost the economy, create jobs and reduce the budget deficit. However, there is provided a tax increase. The Prime Minister also expressed his willingness to continue collaborating with other parties.

The worst loss was to the Liberal Michael Ignatieff, the only party that has existed since the founding of the country in 1867 and went from 77 to 34 mandates in the Parliament. "It's hard to lose like that, " Ignatieff said to know the results, without specifying whether the policy will be dismissed.

So said the CIA director, Leon Panetta, the U.S. government the death of Geronimo, the code name of Osama bin Laden, "enemy killed in action" ("Enemy Killed In Action ', in English). And so it has 'The New York Times', which reflects in detail the details of the operation.

According to the newspaper account, for years, the hunt for bin Laden was as intense as ineffective. Until last July, when Pakistani serving the CIA chased a white Suzuki among the bustling streets near Peshawar, and noted the registration.

The man who was riding in the vehicle was the most trusted messenger of Bin Laden, and during the following months, the CIA did not lose the track. Finally, explain the Times' sources of U.S. government, followed him into a complex that extended to the end of a long dirt road, surrounded by high fences in a village rich behindist situated just 50 kilometers from Islamabad , the nation's capital.

Eight months later, on a moonless night, a U.S. command aboard four helicopters dropped to the complex. Shots were heard. One of the helicopters crashed and did not take off. Among the fatalities, a tall, bearded, his face bloodied and a bullet through his head. A member of the Navy Seals took a picture with his camera and sent it to the analysts and experts in facial recognition.

And that was how it ended the most extensive manhunt, expensive and exasperating in history. The dead body of Osama bin Laden, public enemy number one in the U.S., was transferred by helicopter to be 'buried' at sea. The nation, who spent a decade plagued by its inability to capture taken responsibility for 3,000 deaths on September 11, 2001, finally closed its most difficult chapter.
Mixed views

The operation divided U.S. government officials including betting on launch, those who believed it was better to wait and watch until you are completely sure that Bin Laden was there, and those who advocated bombing the enclave. Finally, Obama dismissed the bombing, which would prevent really know if Bin Laden had been reached, and sent the command. The two helicopters overhead were escorted by two as a 'backup' that would intervene in case of problems.

On 1 May in the afternoon, as the helicopters penetrated into Pakistani territory, the president and his advisers met in the Situation Room of the White House to monitor real-time operation. Continued through a screen, Leon E. Panetta, director of the CIA, while narrating from the agency headquarters what was happening in Pakistan.

The silence peopled the room most of the time. They say Obama's face "looked like stone" during the pendency of Geronimo, the code name for bin Laden. The vice president, Joseph R. Biden, rested his fingers on a rosary. "The minutes seemed days," says John O. Brennan, head of the White House against terrorism.

Already in 2005, many in the CIA took for granted that the hunt for bin Laden had gone into a tailspin. The agency ordered a review of counterterrorist operations, and the result was Operation Cannonball, a bureaucratic reorganization that put more officers of the CIA on the ground in Pakistan and Afghanistan. And so, with more agents and finally the U.S. intelligence gave the name of the messenger of the family.

Was key to the investigation, and that since then the National Security Agency began to intercept all phone calls and emails between the man's family and anyone in Pakistan. That got his full name. It was last July when Pakistani agents in the service of the CIA saw him driving his vehicle near Peshawar.

When, after weeks of surveillance, the tracks led them to the resort of Abbottabad, U.S. intelligence agents felt they were in something big, perhaps even to bin Laden himself. His hiding place had nothing to do with the spartan cave in the mountains of Tora Bora. It was a three-story house surrounded by concrete walls 12 meters high, topped with barbed wire and guarded by two security fences.
White House meeting

In Washington, Panetta met with Obama and his top national security advisers, including Biden, Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert Gates. The secrecy of the meeting was such that some attendees were unaware of the agenda.

That day, Panetta spoke at length of Bin Laden and his alleged hideout. There was speculation over whether bin Laden was actually inside the house. Then came weeks of tense meetings between Panetta and his subordinates, to agree on what to do.

While Panetta called for an aggressive strategy to confirm the presence of Bin Laden, undercover agents of the CIA feared the most promising operation in years to come down if the bodyguard of the leader of Al Qaeda suspected the house was being watched. For weeks, spy satellites took pictures in detail, and worked to intercept communications from the house. It was not easy: the complex had no phone line or Internet access. And the garbage was incinerated.

In February, Panetta briefed Admiral William McRaven, head of Special Operations Command at the Pentagon. This worked for weeks with the CIA to prepare the operation, and offered three alternatives: a helicopter assault with a command board, a bombing that destroyed the compound, or an operation in collaboration with Pakistani intelligence, which would be alerted of plans hours before the assault.

When in March Panetta presented their plans to the White House, there was no evidence that Bin Laden was in the house. In discussions about what to do is sneak a concern for Raymond Davis, who worked for the CIA and was arrested for shooting two Pakistanis in the streets of Lahore. U.S. feared that the capture of Bin Laden could incur the wrath of the Pakistani government, and Davis ended up in prison. His release on March 16, would clear the way for the operation.
The day of the assault

Finally, imposing the choice of the assault helicopter. All that remained was the order. After a period of deliberation, Obama finally decides to act. Specifically, on Saturday 30 April. However, the clouds that rose on the complex led to postpone the operation until Sunday.

From Jalalabad's Afghan base, the command crossed the border with Pakistan. The aim was to arrive before the Pakistani authorities detected the incursion into its territory could trying to prevent violence.

After noon, The Seal broke into the compound and opened fire. A man used a woman as a shield. Both were hit by gunfire. Two other men were killed and two women were injured. U.S. officials later determined that one of the men killed was Hamza, a son of bin Laden, and the other two, the mail and his brother.

The command met Bin Laden on the third floor, dressed in a tunic and trousers known as "shalwar kameez". According to officials, offered resistance before being shot in the left eye, which would end a 40-minute firefight.

Officials insist they have captured Bin Laden if he had not resisting arrest, according to Brennan says. A wife of Bin Laden identified the body. The software revealed that the photo taken by the SEAL 95% belonged to Bin Laden. Later, the DNA matching would recognize at 99.9%.

Then Bin Laden's body was washed and dressed according to Islamic tradition mark, says the U.S. government. And then it was 'buried' at sea, to prevent his tomb became a place of pilgrimage for his followers. Just a few people witnessed the dumping at sea of ​​the body's most wanted man on earth.