Tuesday, November 6, 2012

World Leaders

Enrique Pena Nieto
  • Marches against Pena Nieto have drawn thousands of people across Mexico.
  • He pledged that he would fight organized crimes and that there would be no pacts with the criminals.
  • reinvigorate Mexico's economy and reduce drug violence

Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz 

  • In 2005, King Abdullah implemented a government scholarship program to send young Saudi men and women to Western universities for undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
  •  He reconstructed the country's courts to introduce review of judicial decisions and more professional training for Shari's judges.
  • ascended to the throne after his half brother died
  • 13 wives and at least 35 kids
  • 6th king of Saudia Arabia
Angela Merkel
  • One of her priorities was to strengthen transatlantic economic relations by signing at the White House the agreement for the Transatlantic Economic Council.  
  • Her attempts at a multicultural society in Germany failed.
  • world's 4th most powerful leader
  • highest ranking made by a woman
Benjamin Netanyahu
  • The first Israeli prime minister born in Israel after the founding of the state.
  • He has repeatedly called for the release of Jonathon Pollard, an American serving a life sentence for passing secret U.S. documents into Israel. 
Hu Jintao
  • He reintroduced control into some sectors of the economy for China.  
  • Hu has cracked down on social disturbances, ethnic minority protests, and dissident figures
  • Started the economy that China has today
  • Dismissed many political leaders
  • first crisis was outbreak of SARS
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
  • He supports Iran's nuclear energy program.
  • He launched a gas rationing plan in 2007 to reduce the country's fuel consumption.
Hamad Karzai
  • Many people have planned to assissinate Karzai over the past decade.
  • With Karzai as president, many said it was a new start for their war torn country.
  • His brother was the center of drug trade.
François Hollande
  • Hollande supports the removal of the French in Afghanistan by the end of 2012.
  • He supports same sex marriage and adoption of LGBT couples.
  • Special advisor for president of France before he became president.
  • first to be elected without prior prime minister experience
Pranab Mukherjee
  • Mukherjee is very well respected by everyone in the party social circles.
  • He is skillfully pushing through the historic 123 Agreement and treaty with the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
Hugo Chavez
  • Chávez passed a decree designed to implement Conarepol's recommendation on the national police force
  • He founded the secretive Revolutionary Bolivarian Movement-200.
  • military sciences and rebelled against president at that time 
  • spent time in prison for 2 years
David Cameron
  • He wanted to put aside party differences and work hard for the common good and for the national interest.
  • Cameron had used cannabis and cocaine recreational before becoming prime minister.
  • youngest elected prime minister in UK 
  • A part of a drug scandel 
Queen Elizabeth II
  • She has been queen for 60 years.
  • Queen became the first British monarch to address a joint session of the United States Congress.
Dilma Rousseff
  • First woman to become president for Brazil.
  • She feels she represents all women of the world.
  • Captured, jailed, and tortured by trying to overthrow the government.
  • coup d'etat-- take over a country through revolutionary means

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