People 人物 To Mention Only A FEW.: 共推烏克蘭模式； Viktor Yanukovych vs馬英九 , an Ukraine Judge 、安重根、陳文茜、鄭麗文，街友、雞排妹

2014年3月26日星期三

共推烏克蘭模式； Viktor Yanukovych vs馬英九 , an Ukraine Judge 、安重根、陳文茜、鄭麗文，街友、雞排妹

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一語道破馬英九非簽服貿協議不可的陰謀！
「馬英九非簽服貿協議不可，擺明是想利用執政優勢，在中國面前，搶奪黨內「促統」頭功。」

首先，從國民黨角度看，馬英九非簽服貿協議不可，擺明是想利用執政優勢，在中國面前，搶奪黨內「促統」頭功。事實上，不管過去連戰的促統功勞有多大，馬從簽定ECFA奠定邁向統一「不可逆」架構，到強簽服貿，打...

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《彭博商業周刊》(Bloomberg Businessweek)於台灣時間今(24)日凌晨登載該刊亞洲區編輯艾宏(Bruce Einhorn)的1篇分析報導，指出〈台灣四面楚歌的總統與烏克蘭被轟下台的領導人冏似〉。
艾宏指出，馬英九雖然不像烏克蘭前總統亞努科維奇(Viktor Yanukovych)住在豪宅之中，兩人之間卻有驚人的相似處。
圖片來源：亞努科維奇照來自路透社資料照片；馬英九照來自總統府官方網站；新頭殼後製。
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烏克蘭臨時政府通緝亞努科維奇

烏克蘭臨時政府周一對該國被驅逐的總統亞努科維奇發出通緝令，并稱正對“大規模屠殺”平民一事展開刑事調查。據稱，亞努科維奇和其他一些官員上了通緝名單。莫斯科：若基輔與歐盟訂約，俄將提高進口關稅
烏克蘭就大規模屠殺平民事件展開刑事調查
亞努科維奇下台將如何影響五大主要相關方
美官員警告俄羅斯不要向烏克蘭派軍

"I don't plan to leave the country. I don't plan to resign. I am a legitimately elected president. What is happening today, mostly, it is vandalism, banditism and a coup d'état."

VIKTOR F. YANUKOVYCH, Ukraine's president, on television on Saturday.

反對派控制首都烏克蘭總統逃往東北部

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情勢逆轉！烏克蘭反對派今(22)天聲稱已經全面控制首都基輔，而總統亞努科維奇現在已逃往烏國東北部城市哈科夫。圖為在基輔獨立廣場聚集的抗議示威民眾。圖片來源：達志影像/路透社

新頭殼newtalk2014.02.22 謝莉慧/綜合報導

烏克蘭反對派今(22)天聲稱已經全面控制首都基輔(Kiev)，另據美聯社報導指出，外傳已落跑的烏克蘭總統亞努科維奇(Viktor Yanukovych)的助理證實，亞努科維奇現在烏國東北部城市哈爾科夫(Kharkov)，但亞努科維奇強調，他不會放棄權力。

亞努科維奇稍早發布聲明，表示他跟歐盟代表所達成的協議，包括提前舉行總統大選、組成全國團結政府以及修改憲法削減總統權力等，顯示他有意讓步，以結束這場政治危機。但就在21日他和反對派簽署協議後，今天稍早傳出亞努科維奇已離境，最後證實他離開基輔，但仍在烏國境內。

美聯社報導指出，警察已經放棄在基輔各地的崗哨和據點，示威民眾則占據了總統府及總統官邸四周的據點。目前國會議員們正在討論彈劾亞努科維奇的決議案，並敲定最快舉行大選的日期，以結束這場政治危機。

對於提早總統大選，反對派領袖克里契科(Vitali Klitschko)今天建議提前在5月25日前舉行。

Kiev Has Deal, but Both Russia and Protesters Appear Wary
By ANDREW HIGGINS and ANDREW E. KRAMER 10:31 PM ET

President Viktor F. Yanukovych said he would call new elections and watched as lawmakers voted to allow the release of former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, but his Russian allies — and some protesters — balked at the agreement.

The centre of Kiev, one of Europe's great capital cities, this week became a choking war zone. Buildings and barricades were incinerated and dozens of Ukrainians were killed. Immediate responsibility for this mayhem lies with Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's thuggish president. But its ultimate architect sits in the Kremlin: Vladimir Putin http://econ.st/1cxqCzH

In a further sign of President Viktor F. Yanukovych’s diminished influence, the Ukrainian Parliament voted to allow the release of former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who has been imprisoned for more than two years.

Accord Is Signed in Ukraine but Doubts Are Strong

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After the worst violence since Soviet times, the president said he would call new elections and reduce presidential powers. But...

Shots Kill Ukraine Judge Who Sentenced Protesters
Government Suggests Critics Were Behind Murder; Opposition Cites Smear Campaign

Feb. 12, 2014 5:26 p.m. ET

A priest speaks through a megaphone to riot police and antigovernment protesters at the site of recent clashes in Kiev on Wednesday. Reuters

KIEV—A judge who sentenced several antigovernment protesters to house arrest died of gunshot wounds on Wednesday, as Ukraine enters its third month of political crisis amid mounting violence.

Ukraine's Interior Ministry suggested government critics were behind the murder, while opposition leaders called the accusation part of a continuing smear campaign.

After clashes between protesters and police in Kiev in January, the two sides have settled into a stalemate and now show signs of hunkering down for a prolonged partisan conflict.

Ukraine's Interior Ministry said the judge, 34-year-old Oleksandr Lobodenko, was shot several times in the back outside his home in industrial city of Kremenchuk late Tuesday, and died hours later in a hospital.

The ministry said the killing appeared to be related to his job, and noted that the judge had recently "taken preventive action" against antigovernment activists who had taken over a government building.

A number of Ukrainian judges have been murdered in recent years.

Opposition leaders decried the statement as the latest attempt to discredit protesters, who they say have been the main victims of violence since the crisis began last year.

"They have said things like we beat police," said Serhiy Pashinskiy. "It's really dumb PR."

In Ukraine, Mr. Pashinskiy said, judges "don't need [protesters] for them to be threatened."

The death comes as Ukraine's opposition groups are forming parallel security forces around the country to counterbalance police, who they say have brutalized protesters and have been complicit in some of their disappearances. The government denies most allegations and says it will investigate some cases.

Ukraine's government says the groups are essentially vigilante squads, and has urged them to disband.

But as the stalemate has worn on, they have become more organized and in Kiev, a volunteer force of protesters wielding bats and clubs control the center of the city, where thousands maintain barricades and a tent city.

On Wednesday, more than 100 club-wielding men from the protesters' camp took the unusual step of moving outside their usual confines, and surrounded a courthouse in another part of Kiev where a judge was deciding the fate of four protesters who had been under house arrest for alleged extortion.

The judge released the prisoners, but not before police said the protesters vandalized a police car and punctured the tires and the gas tank of the vehicle that brought the suspects to court.

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People look out from barricades built by antigovernment protesters Wednesday at the site of recent clashes with riot police in Kiev. Reuters

On Wednesday, the Interior Ministry said it was launching an inquiry into "self-defense squads" that were reportedly enlisting gun owners in the region, warning that offenders could be prosecuted under a law forbidding paramilitary groups.

With Ukraine's currency plummeting and regions falling out of government control, Western diplomats have been trying to coax President Viktor Yanukovych into a power-sharing agreement with his critics, who took to the streets after he abruptly turned his back on a cooperation agreement with the European Union and instead signed a $15 billion financial package with Moscow.

But talks between Mr. Yanukovych and the opposition have come to a standstill.

Last week, he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the opening of the winter Olympic Games in Sochi, and after returning to Ukraine he appears to be playing for time.

Many in the opposition say they fear he is preparing to introduce tougher measures after the games are over.

Opposition leaders attempted to call an emergency session of Parliament on Wednesday to consider measures that might end the crisis, among them a law that would offer amnesty to protesters.

Opposition leaders also insist on returning to an older version of the constitution that would curb presidential powers and allow the Parliament to appoint a prime minister and a cabinet.

But Mr. Yanukovych's party, which holds a majority of seats in Parliament, opposed the session. Party leaders said none of the laws are likely to be ready for a vote until the next regular parliament session on Tuesday, the day after a legal deadline expires for the protesters to leave occupied government buildings in Kiev, where deadly clashes between them and police took place in January.

Opposition leaders said they fear a government crackdown if they don't evacuate the buildings before the deadline.

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安重根（韓語：안중근，1879年9月2日－1910年3月26日），字應七（응칠），是刺殺伊藤博文的朝鮮人，朝鮮民族認為他是民族英雄，也是朝鮮半島的愛國主義者。他是已受洗的天主教教徒，教名多默，^[1]生於李氏朝鮮高宗16年的黃海道海州。他在1909年因為在哈爾濱火車站擊斃日本首任首相、時任朝鮮統監的伊藤博文而留名於世上，最後被依謀殺罪判處死刑。

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鄭家純（1993年8月31日－），本名鄭佳甄，綽號「雞排妹」，臺灣女藝人，出生於臺北縣板橋（今新北市）。2013年改名為「鄭家純」。學生時期曾兼職外拍模特兒，因接拍雞排店宣傳影片妝扮清涼成為藝人意外爆紅而出道，所以有「雞排妹」的綽號，但未曾賣過雞排。因時常做出嗆辣言論及行為且穿著曝露，成為極具話題性的藝人。

雞排妹ili鄭家純沒有譁眾取寵或用不正常手段爭取曝光但很有個人特質講起話來麻辣條理十足話題性她就是很有頭腦才會有光環 "被看到" 其他的人閉嘴吧