| Britain to send n-sub on Falklands patrol Britain will send a nuclear submarine to the South Atlantic to protect the Falkland Islands from the threat of Argentine military action, Daily Mail reported Saturday.
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| Ashton Kutcher wants 'to move on' from Demi Moore Ashton Kutcher, who was in Brazil when his estranged wife Demi Moore was hospitalised due to "exhaustion", is back in LA but it still is unclear how much of a role he will play in his estranged... |
| World's largest virtual mirror created by linking 4 telescopes Astronomers have created the world's largest virtual optical telescope by linking four telescopes in Chile so that they operate as a single device.
The telescopes of the Very Large Telescope (VLT)... |
| Venezuela parade marks failed Chavez coup CARACAS (AFP) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez presided over a military parade Saturday marking the 20th anniversary of his failed coup attempt and affirmed that the country's armed forces are... |
| Venezuela's Chavez hosts allies at ALBA meeting CARACAS, Venezuela -; Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is hosting a meeting of allies and says the leaders will discuss Argentina's long-running dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands. ... |
| RF to provide $41 mln to Nicaragua for medical centre in Managua MEXICO, February 4 (Itar-Tass) - Russia will provide 41 million US dollars to Nicaragua for building a medical centre with the most advanced equipment, Guillermo Gonzalez - President Daniel... |
| Santiago: Poetry and motion in Chile's capital Look at the map: Chile is a very long, thin country - from north to south it stretches further than the distance from London to Baghdad. Which means that the position of Santiago de Chile, at its... |
| Teleconference Conservation views and opinions of Western voters Monday Jan 30th 1pm ET FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sarah Coppersmith, scoppersmith@scottcircle.comJan. 17, 2012 w: 202-207-3660, c: 602-418-0316 Leslie Weddell, Leslie.Weddell@ColoradoCollege.edu w: 719-389-6038TEA... |
| Argentinas La Nacion in Talks to Buy ImpreMedia New York One ) report that Impremedia is now in talks with Argentine newspaper group La Nacion, which is interested in acquiring it.ImpreMedia is the publisher of New York’s El Diario La Prensa... |
| A Critical Look at Occupy Oakland Editor's Note: At least 400 people were arrested in Oakland on Saturday following an Occupy rally and march. The clash with police occurred after a group of demonstrators broke into City Hall... |
| Arizona Accord Sets Humanitarian Immigration Principles PHOENIX, Ariz. -- One day after Democrats in the State Legislature introduced a bill to repeal SB 1070, a bi-partisan coalition of business, faith and civic groups issued five guidelines emphasizing... |
| 5 norteno musicians, 4 others killed in Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP) - A masked man opened fire on a band playing popular norteno music Saturday in a Chihuahua city dance hall, killing five musicians, four customers and injuring 10... |
| Williams scores 18 as New Mexico cruises 65-49 Those events helped spur the two New Mexico players to solid efforts as the Lobos won their fourth straight game by dispatching Boise State, 65-49 on Saturday. Williams had a game-high 18 points and... |
| Falkland Islands, economy on agenda as Venezuela's Chavez hosts leaders at ALBA meeting CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is hosting a meeting of allies and says the leaders will discuss Argentina's long-running dispute with Britain over the Falkland... |
| Mexico 'cartel enforcer' detained Police in Mexico say they have arrested the suspected leader of the Gente Nueva gang, the armed wing of the Sinaloa drug cartel. Prosecutors suspect Jose Antonio Torres Marrufo of ordering the 2009... |
| Mexican aid lags for starving Tarahumara Indians Like other Tarahumara Indians suffering from severe drought in Mexico's vast northern canyons, Gonzalez said she had yet to receive any aid last week, nearly two months after President Felipe... |
| Opposition angered as Venezuela's Chavez celebrates coup CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez mounted a lavish celebration on Saturday to mark the 20th anniversary of the failed coup that helped launch his political career, as opposition... |
| Said & Done: Spurs giving back; Fifa news; plus Colombia's 'gay contagion' Tax-exile Spurs owner Joe Lewis's fortune, partly from currency trades in 1992 which helped push the pound out of the ERM and cost the Treasury 3.3bn. Spurs, controlled by offshore Enic, are... |
| Venezuela's Chavez celebrates coup, opposition angered CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez mounted a lavish celebration on Saturday to mark the 20th anniversary of the failed coup that helped launch his political career, as opposition... |
| Dominican Republic bishops reflect on crisis of morality Bishops from the Dominican Republic recently stated that although humanity is concerned with the global financial crisis, the real issue of today "is human and moral."The bishops expressed... |
| Five killed at show in Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican authorities say a masked man opened fire against a band playing popular norteno music in a Chihuahua city dance hall, killing five musicians, four customers and... |
| 'Iron Lady' film draws sympathy for Thatcher in Argentina BUENOS AIRES, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Long reviled in Argentina for leading Britain to war over the Falkland Islands, Margaret Thatcher's portrayal as a vulnerable, elderly woman suffering from... |
| Canada's SNC Lavalin linked to Gadhafi son's escape plot to Mexico Mexican officials said in December they had uncovered an elaborate plan, at the height of pro-democracy protests in Libya, to bring 38-year-old Saadi Gadhafi and other relatives into Mexico on false... |
| Norovirus strikes 2 cruise ships in Caribbean An outbreak of norovirus has forced two cruise ships in the Caribbean to make early returns to their home ports in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Reports say a total of 484 people have been stricken on the... |
| Foster Care Uncertain Futures Loom for Thousands of Immigrant Children WASHINGTON-More than 5,000 children of immigrants are languishing in state foster care nationwide because their parents were living in the United States illegally and were detained or deported by... |
| Filipinos Celebrate Historic LA District LOS ANGELES--Filipinos here will celebrate Historic Filipinotown, which was named in December by first lady Michelle Obama as one of the Preserve America communities. It is a district in the... |
| Republican Mistake in South Carolina The Republican primary in South Carolina has turned into a race among the presidential hopefuls to show who is tougher on the undocumented, leading them to take positions that could hurt their... |
| Mitt Romney Has Fences to Mend to Gain Hispanic Votes Mitt Romney, the Republican Party's presumptive presidential candidate, made his first attempts to gain critical support from Latino voters this month, but failed to confront his own negative... |
| Tigers ManEaters Eaten by Man Jan 20, 2012 Once in a while tigers make international news, like the white tiger in Las Vegas that mauled illusionist Roy Horn of Siegfried & Roy, or the one that killed a teenager at the San... |
| "Iron Lady" film draws sympathy for Thatcher in Argentina Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher waves from her front doorstep as she returns home after leaving hospital, in London November 1, 2010. Thatcher left hospital on Monday a spokesman... |
| Lord Ashcroft's Caribbean bank asked to hand over documents Lord Ashcroft faces demands to hand over documents relating to the collapse of a company whose subsidiary is accused of benefiting from a culture of corruption.An insolvency practitioner appointed by... |
| Tarahumara Indians face food crisis while aid from Mexican government lags In this photo taken on Thursday Jan. 26, 2012, a woman, left, watches as an Tarahumara Indian woman and her husband wait for private aid being distributed in Laguna de Aboreachi, Mexico. The worst... |
| Cuba Denies Travel Visa for Prominent Dissident Blogger Cuba . After the Brazilian government issued her a visa last month, her hopes were raised – only to be dashed again. Havana has now rejected Sanchez’s visa applications nineteen times. ... |
| Mexican Aid Lags for Starving Tarahumara Indians It's been months since Maria Luisa Gonzalez and her husband have been able to harvest anything from their drought-parched land or catch fish in a lake that's become little more than a muddy... |
| Panama - Canadian TV crew hoping to cover mining dispute fears being denied entry Three journalists with Canada's state-owned CBC TV, who set off from Toronto today to cover a dispute between indigenous groups and Canadian and other international mining companies in Panama,... |
| Stay The Night: Cala Mia, Panama Look no further than Isla Boca Brava, a sparsely populated fragment of land that has seemingly snapped off the Pacific coast. It is one of the largest of the islands in the Gulf of Chiriqu. Here,... |
