Promoted by former Prime Minister José María Aznar's ousted People's Party and backed by newspaper columnists and right-wing radio shows, the idea that the Islamists who planted the bombs plotted with Eta is snowballing among those upset by the Socialists' victory in a general election three days after the attacks.
The PNV is in the odd position of benefiting from the ban, insofar as it has gained a lot more council seats and mayoral offices, while refusing to oust Batasuna people (under whatever name) from the assembly.
Some weeks ago, I met an incredible group of people, mobilized by an Iraqi engineer, who grew up in the marshlands of southern Iraq, a unique region struggling to recover from Saddam Hussein's efforts to oust the people by draining their homeland.
Ousting the people in control of that system will not be easy because huge interests are at stake.
To Ms. Castro, who lives a solidly working-class existence, Mr. Zelaya was ousted because people like Ms. López Contreras felt threatened by his efforts to lift up the poor — most notably with a 60percentt increase in the minimum wage to about $9.60 a day from about $6 a day.
TWO years ago crowds of protesters in Tahrir Square persuaded Egypt's army to take the side of the people and oust the dictator, Hosni Mubarak.
The ouster of Hosni Mubarak would not have been possible without the bold steps taken by the Tunisian people to oust their own dictator.
Finally, the Arab street no longer accepts the logic of sanctions -- that if you squeeze Iraq long enough the Iraqi people will oust Saddam.
In fact, Mao, who had been sidelined and no longer had a role in everyday government, wanted to use his high standing with young people to oust the whole party leadership in a struggle that ultimately claimed millions of lives.
The date has resonance in the country because it is the anniversary of the death of independence protestors at the hands of Soviet authorities in 1989, and of the declaration of independence in 1991.In the wake of the August conflict over South Ossetia, Russia's top leadership expressed a hope that Georgia's people would oust their president, Mikheil Saakashvili.
