Related: Yanis Varoufakis dismisses rumours he intends to resign as 'grossly premature' By Sunday night some 43 Syriza cadres, including deputy prime minister Yannis Dragasakis, had signed a petition opposing finance minister Yanis Varoufakis's choice of Panaritis.
Umkhonto Wesizwe (MK) cadres fought side-by-side with the Angolan MPLA and the Cubans to defend Angola's independence.
The 15 defendants, eight of whom were absent on Monday, are accused of ordering hundreds of Brotherhood cadres to attack secular protesters camped at a sit-in outside his presidential palace.
Each ayatollah seems to have his own weekly paper, party, and real estate.From its base in a hotel in Najaf, Hizb al-Dawa, a Shia party that has opposed the Baath since the 1960s, sends out its cadres to pin notices from its Lebanese offshoot, Hizbullah, on the walls of Imam Ali's shrine.
Hamas may let young cadres revive a morality campaign that had previously lapsed.Such actions will do little to endear the Islamists to Gazans tired of conflict, isolation and factional rivalry.
The LTTE's female "cadres" perfected the craft of suicide bombing.
The cadres who come to Yangon get courses in the practice of running a modern political party, including basic office management and public relations.
Members suspected of sympathy for home-grown movements are denounced at public meetings organised by party cadres; some are imprisoned.
Badawi's grand plan Floored The private sector to the rescue The meter is ticking Out of the dorm Reprints Related items China: The meter is tickingApr 6th 2006 Chinese banks: Rot in the vaultsApr 6th 2006To some of China's professors and cadres, all this is further confirmation, if any were needed, that the country has taken a worrisome turn.
The former Khmer Rouge cadres are elderly; most of their foot soldiers and families are settled in sleepy villages along the Thai border.
Indeed, thinning the ranks of idle cadres with their fingers in the coffers would ease the financial burden on China's hard-pressed villagers.Shooting for troubleAre such reforms too extensive and costly for a still developing country such as China?
