Nummariae Mundanae Praeses Robertus Zoellick affirmavit ciborum cuncta pretia 36 centesimis (36%) hoc anno aucta esse.
[The President of the World Bank confirmed today that all prices in food had risen 36 cents <36%> this year.]
Itaque a mense Iunio anni 2010 hominum 44 miliones in maximam egestatem pervenerunt in orbe terrarum ob hoc pretiorum incrementum.
[Therefore, since June 2010, 44 million people in the world reached the point to critical starvation on account of this increase in prices.]
Quotannis Index Pretiorum ad res alimentarias pertinentium a Nummaria Mundana conficitur
[Every year, the Pricing Index is calculated as it pertains to food supply by the World Bank]
ex quo comperitur hominum 1.200 miliones paupertatem pati nec satis cibi habere.
[from which it has been discovered that 1.2 billion people now live in poverty or do not have an adequate amount of food.]
Etiam putatur ab 10 cent.(10%) incremento decem miliones ad paupertatem impelli.
[Some even think that the 10 million people have been forced to poverty by this 10% increase.]
Maiora incrementa anno 2010 acceperunt maizium (74%) frumentum (69%) soia Asiana (36%) saccharum (21%).
[The largest increases of 2010 affected the prices of corn (74%), grain (69%), soy bean (36%) and sugar (21%).]
Pauperrimae nationes inflatione alimentaria durius afficiuntur quam divites.
[The poorest nations are now been affected by inflation more seriously than the wealthy ones.]
Ciborum pretium non longe distat a petrolei pretio
[The price of food is not remotely unrelated to the price of petroleum]
quod sua vice ob res politicas labefactantes in Africa Septentrionali incrementatur.
[which has increased in turn because of the conflicting events in northern Africa.]
Perturbationes politicae non gratiis aguntur.
[The political disturbances continue, but not without a price.]
Scripsit Paulus Kangiser - - 18/04/2011 12h56, written by Paul Kangiser, translated by RMBullard
