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All Posts Tagged With: "government"
How You See It
October 21, 2009
H1N1 forcing governments to rethink health strategies
How You See It
August 21, 2009
New Zealanders vote to overturn ban on smacking children
In a nationwide referendum, nearly 88 percent of New Zealanders voted "NO" when asked: "Should a smack as part of good parental correction be a criminal offense?" Do you think governments should make laws about how to punish children, or it is a private matter? Tell us what you think.
Extended Interview
February 19, 2009
Haiti’s government must rebuild trust to repair nation
Haitian Prime Minister Michèle Pierre-Louis took office in September, succeeding a former prime minister who was ousted amid riots. Pierre-Louis discusses how she and the rest of the government can work to overcome Haitians' distrust.
Perspectives
February 4, 2009
Philippines doles out cash incentives for school, health
A Worldfocus contributing blogger writes about a new government program in the Philippines that provides cash assistance to poor families who follow human development guidelines, and assesses its likelihood of success.
Elections and Coups
January 9, 2009
Major government shifts of 2008
Last year saw both the departure of old leaders and the arrival of new ones, military coups and unprecedented democratic elections. Here is a selection of major government shifts around the globe in 2008.
