primero: soy nuevo en el foro y quisiera conocer que nacionalidad tiene este espacio. Pues los foristas se identifican con alguna nacion y no se sabe cual.-
Segundo: Para hablar de este tema me gustaría primero cubrir esta duda. Y luego opino.-

Opa Nepomuceno:Vocea diz: No caso do Pre9-sal e no geral no paeds, a meu ver, nada e9 be1sico, nada e9 claro e nem nada je1 este1 dado .Que o Petrf3leo deve ser explorado sueimtbdo aos interesses do Paeds e9 be1sico, ne3o cabe discusse3o nem relativismos!Que o Mercado pode regular isto, como propf5e aqueles que quiseram acabar com a Petrobre1s e se apegam ao modelo de explorae7e3o proposto em plena histeria do deus mercado pode tudo e9 be1sico sim.He1 ve1rias questf5es que obviamente podem e devem ser discutidas por todos os interessados (especialistas ou amadores), mas o sul (o norte e9 a vise3o do colonizador) de como sere1 feito deve ser determinado em termos de conceitos indiscfativeis: A riqueza do nosso subsolo deve este1 subordinada aos interesses do Brasil, ne3o do mercado.Este e9 o ponto central! Ne3o se trata de PT versus PSDB! Isto e9 superficial e circunstancial. Soberania e interesses do Povo Brasileiro e9 que ne3o e9!abrae7e3o e obrigado por estender as conversae7f5es!

I am presently a final-year mecidal student studying in the University of Southampton. I however do not have GMC registration, and will in most likelihood not be able to obtain it as I will be returning immediately to Malaysia after my graduation to do my housemanship, etc. I e-mailed the College of Emergency Medicine yesterday to ask if it was possible for me to sit for MCEM Part A even though I didn't have GMC registration, and I received a reply today saying that it was possible, provided I was able to show documentation certifying that I was registered with the body in Malaysia. Here is the relevant extract from the MCEM regulations:4.2 Part A Part A may be taken in the first SHO year after gaining full registration with the Medical Council. This will be the second Foundation year or equivalent. Part A must be passed prior to progression to Parts B & C. Application to any part of the examination must be accompanied by all the required documentation:b7 Copy of certificate of success in exam (other than MCEM Part A)b7 Passport sized photob7 Fees as appropriate – undated cheque made payable in Pounds Sterling to The College of Emergency Medicine. (A separate, undated cheque must be submitted for each part applied for).b7 Completed equal opportunities monitoring formb7 For overseas candidates a copy of your mecidal registration issued by the appropriate bodyb7 Primary mecidal qualification (Overseas only)Therefore, the person from CEM confirmed that to apply for Part A, I need to submit a copy of your overseas mecidal registration, so it appears that not having GMC registration does not mean all is lost