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    以抗疫救命为名 各国领导趁机扩权?

    匈牙利开始实施无限期紧急状态,塞尔维亚总统则是用恐惧约束民众守法。人权团体担忧,这些政府会将“紧急状态”变成“新常态”。

    Ungarn | Coronavirus | Lockdown (picture-alliance/AP Photo/C. Krizsan) (德国之声中文网)各国新冠疫情越来越严重,周一(3月30日),匈牙利国会通过了一条法案,授予其极右派主义的总理奥班(Victor Orban)无限期获得更多权力,奥班声称这是抑制疫情的必要手段。

    国会以137票对52票通过该法案。这个法案的草案于3月20日公布在国会网站,草案当中提到,这个法案赋予政府权力,使其能够无限期的延长国家的紧急状态,并且保有其在紧急状态下的权限。在此之前,延长紧急状态需要获得国会同意。

    此外,对于散播关于新冠肺炎假消息的人士,政府有权判处最高五年的有期徒刑,或是施加对应的抵制措施。这项规定使外界担忧新闻自由受到限制。

    反对党与人权团体批评,虽然欧洲许多国家也为了对抗疫情而扩张政府职权,但是通常都有一个期限,例如30天或90天,然而匈牙利的这项法案赋予总理无限期的权利,形同滥权。对于这些批评,奥班回应道:“如果你们在现在的危机中无法帮助我们,那么请至少克制自己,不要伤害我们为了防疫所做的努力。” Ungarn Premierminister Viktor Orban (picture-alliance/AP/MTI/Z. Mathe) 匈牙利总理奥班在疫情中获得更大权力

    以色列电子监控 俄罗斯打压媒体

    除了匈牙利以外,其他政府也开始采取类似的极权措施。以色列的内坦尼亚胡政府通过了一项紧急行政法令,试图抑制病毒扩散。法令内容包含对以色列公民实施前所未有的电子监控,放慢司法审理的速度,以及强行搁置内坦尼亚胡本身被控贪污的刑事诉讼案。

    俄罗斯的首都莫斯科从周一开始实施封城,其他地区也逐一跟进。俄罗斯政府也开始对媒体机构与社交网络用户施压,希望可以管控与疫情有关的言论。然而,以打击假消息为由,政府其实也一并对在社交网络上发表意见的民众施加压力,并且打击批评政府防疫做法的媒体。

    Coronavirus in Serbien Belgrad Ausgangssperre (AFP/O. Bunic) 塞尔维亚的宵禁一开始是每天晚上八点执行到隔天上午五点,之后扩大为下午五点到凌晨五点。

    塞尔维亚总统严词警告

    塞尔维亚在3月15日宣布,全国进入无限期的紧急状态。此后,塞尔维亚每天实施12小时的宵禁,由军警监督民众不得外出。而超过65岁的长者则是全天不得离开其住所。

    塞尔维亚目前约有800个确诊病例,总统武契奇(Aleksandar Vucic)警告民众,如果大家都不顾政府的封城令到处随意走动的话,最后就算是首都贝尔格莱德(Belgrade)公墓也不够埋下所有人的尸体。

    在一个展览馆改造成的临时医院门外,军人持枪戍守。这个临时医院的内部照片在网路上流传,引发恐慌: 内部3000个铁床排成一排一排,看起来跟监狱无异。

    延伸阅读: 防疫与隐私之争 德国为何不学亚洲?

    塞尔维亚总统说,他很高兴人们感到害怕,如果人们会因为恐惧而比较愿意遵守宵禁的话,他愿意选择长得更吓人的地点当做临时医院。他说: “某人必须在这边待上14到28天...就算这里不舒适,我也不在乎。我们在打一场保命战。如果有人以为他们可以在这里一天化四次妆或是刷四次牙,他们就错了,他们一天只能有一次机会这么做。”

    武契奇几乎每天都发出新的指令,引发反对者批评武契奇违反宪法、扩张权力。

    人权团体: 紧急状态应有期限

    在曾经被共产党统治过的东欧,许多民粹主义的领导者在疫情扩散之际,开始更加没有限制的对民众的手机实施监控,或是加强散播谣言或蔑视封城令的刑罚。人权组织欧洲安全与合作组织(OSCE)的主席说,就算能够理解政府需要为了因应疫情而扩权,但是仍然应该设下时限: “不论在哪里、因为什么理由而实施紧急状态,都应该要对应它的目标,而且只能在有必要的时限内实施。”他说,紧急状态不应该成为新“常态”: “也就是在危机过后,就应该解除紧急状态。”

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    美国大义!特朗普伸援手助欧 We never forget our allies

    面对不断攀升的新冠疫情,全球各国都面临医疗用具短缺的状况。 然而,美国总统特朗普周一却宣布已同意捐赠大量医疗物资给欧洲三国,还说此举让意大利总理非常开心。 与此同时,世界银行呼吁各国避免阻断重要医疗物资的全球流通。 当全球各国面临医疗用具源短缺之际,美国总统特朗普周一(3月30日)在白宫前的一场记者会表示,他将赠送总价值1亿美元的医疗物资给意大利,并强调接下来30天全球将面临许多挑战。 他说:“我们每个人在战胜新冠疫情的这场战役中,都扮演一个关键角色。所有人民、家庭与企业都能为停止新冠病毒传播做出贡献。” 美国不会忘记欧洲 他强调,当美国开始生产的医疗用具比内部需求还更多时,美国会把这些用具捐赠给意大利、法国、西班牙等在对抗新冠疫情中面临困境的欧洲国家。他表示周一已联系意大利总理孔特(Giuseppe Conte),向他表明美国将捐赠医疗用具给意大利,而孔特对于这个消息感到“非常非常开心”。 特朗普3月29日白宫疫情工作组例行记者会答疑环节,被三连击是否打算支援紧密盟友意大利。 特朗普回答:“实际上,我昨晚和团队碰头。我们正要给他们(意大利)送去我们不需要的、多种不同的物资,因为很显然我们自己也需要很多物资(抗疫)。我们也在财政上援助了意大利。我们给意大利的帮助是很多的。我们正和意大利紧密合作。我们也在和西班牙紧密合作。他们也受到疫情的严重打击。” “我们和每一方都在紧密合作。我有一天和德国总理默克尔(Angela Merkel)通话,德国受疫情影响很重。他们的死亡率却是不同的,我认为,是因为他们做的(检疫)测试更多。”“意大利的(新冠疫情)死亡率非常高,西班牙也是。我们在和他们非常紧密地合作。” 特朗普强调美国福特汽车已同意与通用电器公司合作,在100天内生产5万台呼吸器。他说有10间美国公司已投入生产呼吸器。

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    Americans trust their president,CGTN keep swearing Trump,shame on the “con-pany “

    Americans trust their president,but there are many websites,newspapers,social media keep making fake news and smearing Trump,like Tik Tok,CGTN.shame on these “con-pany”,just like what Trump said few days before,I say con-pany,not company.

  4. weetnessland   在小组 2049BBS 发表文章

    中国微博将美国加油列为敏感词 不允许发相关微博

    telegram群组大清共和国宣传部消息:据说微博把“美国加油”设置成敏感词,不能评论。 各位可自行尝试。

    我去尝试,美国加油违反微博政策不允许发,但是米国加油和pray for United States,pray for all americans还可以。

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    president Trump:I say that you’re a terrible reporter

    Trump have been right a lot,agreed.

    President Trump had a heated exchange with NBC reporter Peter Alexander during the coronavirus briefing on Friday, telling the newsman he should be ashamed of himself.

    Trump was angered after Alexander asked whether he was giving Americans a false sense of hope with his optimism about a malaria drug's potential use in response to the coronavirus.

    The exchange began relatively calmly after Alexander asked Trump some questions about the drug.

    Trump repeatedly said he was optimistic the treatment could be effective as Alexander pressed him and Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, about the issue.

    "We'll see how it works out, Peter. I'm not saying it will, but people may be surprised," Trump said of the possibility that the drug could be effective.

    Fauci then came to the podium and said that there was not magic drug for the coronavirus but that it was fine that the president was optimistic about its potential.

    Alexander later asked Trump: "Is it possible that your impulse to put a positive spin on things may be giving Americans a false sense of hope."

    Trump replied in the negative.

    "No, I don't think so. It may work. It may not work. I feel good about it," he said. Trump then sought to move on to another reporter's question, but Alexander interjected to ask another question.

    “What do you say to Americans watching right now who are scared?” Alexander asked, citing the number of cases and deaths of the coronavirus.

    “I say that you are a terrible reporter, that's what I say,” Trump said. "I think that's a very nasty question. And I think that's a very bad signal that you're putting out to the American people.

    "The American people are looking for answers and looking for hope, and you're doing sensationalism, and the same with NBC and Concast. I don't call it Comcast, I call it Concast."

    NBC is owned by Comcast.

    "Let me just tell you something. That's really bad reporting. And you ought to get back to reporting rather than sensationalism. Let's see if it works. It might and it might not. I happen to feel good about it, but who knows? I've been right a lot."

    As another reporter then asked a question, Trump continued to unleash on Alexander, saying: "You ought to be ashamed of yourself."

    Fauci then came to the podium again and said that it was possible the drug could be effective but that more tests would need to be taken.

    "The president feels optimistic about it. What I'm saying is that it might be effective," Fauci said.

    https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/488649-trump-goes-to-war-with-nbc-reporter-during-coronavirus-briefing

    Staffers at NBC News are outraged (and a bit confused) after President Trump viciously attacked their network's White House correspondent, Peter Alexander, at Friday's coronavirus briefing. Alexander, if you didn't see, asked Trump what he would say to Americans who are frightened amid the coronavirus pandemic. Instead of answering, Trump responded by rejecting the question ("nasty"), attacking Alexander ("terrible"), and assailing NBC News' parent company Comcast ("Con-Cast"). The verbal tirade -- which Trump defended after Kaitlan Collins asked whether it was appropriate -- did not go over well with people inside NBC News. "Outrageous," one senior NBC News employee told me of Trump's behavior. "Entirely unprompted. W.H. reporters should ask tough questions and Peter often does, BUT THAT WASN'T EVEN A TOUGH QUESTION." Other NBC News staffers expressed a similar sentiment. "It's absolutely nuts he was attacked for asking a legitimate question," one NBC News reporter told me. "Extremely bizarre," said another. "It was a totally fair question with an obviously accurate premise. The reaction made no sense." Yet another staffer told me, "It's unsettling when these acts happen, but we continue to do our work." Andy Lack's statement: "Peter Alexander is an outstanding reporter. His line of questioning at today's White House briefing was fair, straightforward, and necessary..."

    https://edition.cnn.com/2020/03/21/media/nbc-trump-reporter/index.html