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Sunday 19  August 2007

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Bishops Call for Nicaragua to Address Violence
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Cuban provinces put on alert as Hurricane Dean advances
Argentina reiterates support for one-China policy


Cuban provinces put on alert as Hurricane Dean advances
Cuba put on alert its eastern provinces on Saturday as Hurricane Dean was plowing toward Jamaica and the Gulf of Mexico after threatening to grow into a monster Category 5 storm.

A hurricane alert was issued to the eastern provinces of Guantanamo, Santiago, Granma, Holguin and Las Tunas, Cuba's civil defense department said in a statement.

Dean, the first hurricane to hit the Atlantic coast this year, developed from a tropical storm on Thursday. It has claimed at least three lives in eastern Caribbean islands and Jamaica is expected to take a direct hit on Sunday.

The storm could approach Mexico's Yucatan peninsula and the Gulf of Mexico on Monday.

 
 



 

 

 

 
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