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Deutsche Welle TV bestätigt, dass Frau DeLisle als Nachrichtenmoderatorin arbeitet. Somit wäre sie Fernsehmoderatorin, und nicht Hörfunkmoderatorin. DWtv wird weltweit ausgestrahlt. Mehr infos auf der Webseite [http://www.dw-world.de]

*Wer schrieb hier eigentlich von wem ab? [http://www.wdr.de/tv/presseclub/2008/0727/gast.phtml?gast=heather_delisle]--[[Spezial:Beiträge/89.59.189.22|89.59.189.22]] 04:31, 8. Nov. 2008 (CET)

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Asif Ali Zardari

2007-12-27T19:25:55Z

Godofredo29:

'''Asif Ali Zardari''' ([[Urdu]]: '''آصف علی زرداری''') ([[Sindhi language|Sindhi]]:آصف علي زرداري) (born [[July 21]], [[1956]]) is the chief of the [[Zardari]] tribe and the widower of the [[Benazir Bhutto assassination|late]] former [[Pakistan]]i [[Prime Minister of Pakistan|Prime Minister]] [[Benazir Bhutto]], whom he married on [[December 18]], [[1987]].

He served as a member of the National Assembly, and as Environment Minister during the second term of his wife's premiership. His last position in the government of [[Pakistan]] was as a senator until 1999 when the senate and assemblies were dissolved by Gen. [[Pervez Musharraf]] who took over the reins of the government in a coup against the then Prime Minister [[Nawaz Sharif]].

In 1990, he was arrested on charges of [[blackmail]], based on allegations that he attached a bomb to a Pakistani businessman, Murtaza Bukhari, and forced him to withdraw money from his bank account <ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/4032997.stm</ref>. However, the charges were not proven and he was released from prison in 1993 when [[Pakistan People's Party]] took power.

Asif Ali Zardari was made the [[Environment Minister]] during Bhutto's tenure. During the final days of his late wife’s second premiership, just before her government was dissolved by the then president, [[Farooq Leghari]], his brother in law [[Murtaza Bhutto]] was assassinated. He was subsequently arrested on murder charges in 1996. The verdict was set aside following a major scandal, when audio tapes titled 'murdering justice' were revealed. These tapes proved Zardari had nothing to do with the murder and the accountability bureau was blackmailing the judge to issue a guilty verdict.

He was kept in custody from [[1997]] to [[2004]] on charges ranging from corruption to murder, all of which were never proven. He was granted bail and released in November [[2004]] when a judge said the cases were all false.
<ref>http://www9.sbs.com.au/theworldnews/region.php?id=99541&region=2</ref>. However, he was re-arrested on [[21 December]] [[2004]] after his failure to attend a hearing in a murder trial in [[Karachi]]. He was charged with conspiracy in the [[1996]] killing of a judge and his son. These charges coincided with his plans to launch massive protests in the country.

Zardari is currently living in [[Manhattan]] but also has a home in Dubai. He is suffering from [[diabetes]], a spinal ailment, and [[heart attack|heart troubles]] as a result of his prolonged imprisonment.

In August [[2004]], Zardari acknowledged owning a £4.35m estate in [[Surrey]], [[England]] (including a 20-room mansion and two farms on 365 acres, or 1.5 km², of land), which the Pakistani authorities allege was bought with the proceeds of corruption. Legal proceedings brought by the Government of Pakistan against Zardari to recover the sale proceeds of the property are continuing before the High Court of England and Wales. In October 2006 the English High Court dismissed Zardari's application to have the proceedings stopped on the basis that it did not have jurisdiction to hear the case. Zardari is presently seeking permission to appeal that decision.

Zardari has spent a total of 11 years in prison, without ever being convicted. He says that the charges are politically motivated. Throughout this time and still today Zadari's lawyer has been Senator Farooq H. Naek who has played a major role in his release.

He is also commonly known as 'Mr Ten-Percent' in Pakistan for alleged commonplace extortion of 10% revenue from various businesses and industrial estates during the [[Pakistan Peoples Party|PPP's]] reign.<ref>http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=story_13-4-2005_pg7_35</ref>

==References==
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==External links==
* [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/4032997.stm Profile: Asif Zardari]
* [http://www9.sbs.com.au/theworldnews/region.php?id=99541&region=2 Bhutto's husband released (SBS World News, Australia)]
* [http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,,1287768,00.html Bhutto's husband now admits owning £4m estate (''The Guardian'' of London)]

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