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Iberoamérica Summit Begins Today
Attended by 21 nations, the
14th Ibero American Summit
starts tonight at the Teatro Nacional at 7pm with the
inauguration ceremony.
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5,000 industrial jobs
lost
The scant growth that
characterizes industrial production this year resulted in
the dismissal of almost 5,000 permanent employees from
January through September.
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Good Living
Costa Rica placed
35th in a world ranking of countries where the living is
good, sponsored and printed by The Economist.
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Coffee Producers in Costa Rica Reap Rewards of Canadian
Solar Technology
Using the latest solar technology, a Canadian-led
partnership is helping coffee producers in Costa Rica save
energy and help the environment.
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Rains
leave 35 dead, 4,000 homeless in
Venezuela
Heavy rains killed 35 people and
left about 4000 homeless in
Venezuela, the National Civil
Protection agency was quoted as
saying Thursday by the local
daily El Universal.
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Brazil,
Germany may obtain UN council
permanent seats
Brazil and Germany on Thursday
stressed the need for a
expansion and reform of the UN
Security Council as they
expected to obtain permanent
seats in the organization.
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APEC
ministerial meeting ends with
pledges on trade
Ministers from 21 member
economies of the Asian-Pacific
Economic Cooperation (APEC)
forum ended here Thursday their
two-day meeting with a joint
statement pledging more efforts
in trade facilitation, human
security, sustainable
development and macroeconomic
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APEC:
Globalisation with Solidarity -
the Other Face of the Summit
The other face of this weekend's
summit of Asia-Pacific leaders
in the capital of this South
American country will be the
Chilean Social Forum, which is
calling for ”globalisation with
solidarity” as an alternative to
a global economic order based on
the predominance of the
free-market ”neo-liberal” model.
A network of 200 civil society
groups are organising the Social
Forum, which will coincide with
the presence in Chile of U.S.
President George W. Bush, the
most prominent of the leaders
who will be attending the
Asia-Pacific Economic
Cooperation (APEC) summit.
The Social Forum will kick off
at noon Friday with a march that
organisers hope will draw at
least 10,000 demonstrators.
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