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Foto: Honduras' ousted
President Manuel Zelaya plays a guitar next
his daughter Xiomara Zelaya during her visit
inside the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa
January 14, 2010 [REUTERS/Stringer]
Micheletti Sharply
Criticizes Arias Decision Not To Attend
Transfer of Power Ceremonies In Honduras
Roberto Micheletti, the de facto president
of Honduras, lashed out at Costa Rican
president, Oscar Arias, when learning that
don Oscar will not be attending the transfer
of powers ceremony in Honduras later this
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ICE, A
Company In Change, But Sticks
With Same Restrictive Policies
For Cellular Services
For
more than a decade Costa Ricans
and foreigners living and
visiting Costa Rica have had to
accept the decisions of the
Instituto Costarricense de
Electricidad (ICE) with respect
to cellular telephone service,
with poor service, no coverage
in many areas and the banalities
of a state institution of
dictates who can and who cannot
subscribe to their cellular
service.
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/ Central America
NICARAGUA
Nicaragua Sends
Rescuers, Military Doctors To Haiti
MANAGUA - Nicaraguan on Thursday sent 31
military doctors of the Humanitarian Rescue
Unit (URH) and humanitarian aid for the
victims of a magnitude-7 earthquake that
shocked Haiti on Tuesday.
EL SALVADOR
El Salvador, U.S.
Strengthen Cooperation On Migration
SAN SALVADOR -
El Salvador and the United States have inked
a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to speed
up deportations and improve the exchange of
information on detainee immigrants,
Salvadoran authorities said Thursday.
GUATEMALA
Guatemalan Government
Reports on Social Programs
GUATEMALA - The implementation of social
programs, their achievements and broadening
constitutes a central part of the second
government report presented by President
Alvaro Colom.
PANAMA
Panama Drug Trafficking Sparks Violence
PANAMA - Panamanian Government and Justice Minister Jose Raul Mulino blamed the violence affecting Panama and rocketing fatality rate on the huge trafficking of drugs brought into the country. |
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/ Latin America
COLOMBIA
Colombia
Extradites Pyramid Scheme
Suspect to US
BOGOTA - Colombia has extradited
a suspect in the nation's most
notorious pyramid scheme to face
trial in the United States.
William Suarez is wanted by a
New York court on money
laundering charges.
CHILE
Bachelet: "Chile Is a Peace
Loving Country"
SANTIAGO DE CHILE - Chile is a
peace loving country, does not
have demands regarding any of
its neighboring countries and
will use its military means only
in case of self defense,
President Bachelet said.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela
Suspends Caracas Power Rationing
CARACAS
- Venezuelan President hugo
Chavez reported on Wednesday at
midnight he had ordered to
suspend electricity rationing in
Caracas, due to the negative
impact of the measure.
BOLIVIA
Bolivia Returns Stolen
Paintings to Argentina
LA PAZ - The Bolivian government will return
to Argentina four colonial paintings
belonging to the Tafna Temple in Jujuy
province, which were recovered after a
robbery two years ago. |
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/ Special Reports
LATIN AMERICA:
From
Peacekeeping to Humanitarian
Relief in Haiti
Two planes from Brazil carrying
21 tons of food and water were
to head to Haiti Thursday, as
part of an air bridge to provide
humanitarian assistance to the
Caribbean island nation in the
wake of the deadly earthquake
that has claimed an untold
number of lives. |
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Your Photos Could Be Product Placements
One day soon, our society will be ruled by an all-intrusive advertising technique in which individuals are paid to walk around 24/7 holding a product next to their wide-smiling faces |
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Google Launches Nexus
One Phone
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Google has
announced the
Nexus One, a new
HTC phone that
showcases the
latest version
of the Android
mobile operating
system. Google
also announced
today a new |
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smartphone marketplace where consumers
can buy phones and service plans, and get
setup and support information. |
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