Major international events in 2013 - Kuwait News Agency

Major international events in 2013 Kuwait News Agency Violence around the globe: ====================== January 26 -- Rioting broke out at a jail in Venezuela where 50 inmates were killed and over 90 others wounded. On the same day a joint French-Malian military force managed to recapture Gao town - a ...

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Dublin Airport reports record passenger traffic - eTurboNews

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Dublin Airport reports record passenger traffic eTurboNews The year of The Gathering has seen 13.8 percent growth from North America, according to tourism and travel figures released by the CSO before Christmas. Four of the top 10 cities for passenger growth from Dublin were located in the US. Traffic on the ... Passengers on Heathrow-Dublin route hit pre-recession levels

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2 years into Cuba's free market experiment, small entrepreneurs struggle to ... - Fox News

2 years into Cuba's free market experiment, small entrepreneurs struggle to ... Fox News While the sample size is small, the numbers point to a basic problem that economists who follow Cuba have noted from the start: There simply isn't enough money to support a thriving private sector on an island where salaries average $20 a month ...

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2 years into Cuba's free market experiment, small entrepreneurs struggle to ... - Winnipeg Free Press

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2 years into Cuba's free market experiment, small entrepreneurs struggle to ... Winnipeg Free Press Two years on the front lines of Cuba's experiment with limited free market capitalism has left Hidalgo broke, out of work and facing a possible crushing fine. But the 33-year-old known for his wide smile and sunny disposition says the biggest loss is ...

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70 people injured in Argentine fish attack

About 70 people were injured Wednesday when a swarm of carnivorous fish attacked at a beach near the city of Rosario, on the Parana River, Argentina's state-run Telam news agency reported.



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Top-selling automaker planning assembly in Cuba - Cuba Standard.com

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Top-selling automaker planning assembly in Cuba Cuba Standard.com The company is also selling vehicles in Costa Rica, Colombia and Venezuela. In 2012, the company opened a contract assembly plant in Uruguay in a joint venture with a local partner, making it Geely's first ... Government agencies, such as the ...

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The Significance of the Raul Castro-Obama Handshake - Havana Times

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The Significance of the Raul Castro-Obama Handshake Havana Times There is also no contradiction in the fact the Semester at Sea cruise should have returned to Cuba after an 8-year travel prohibition, or that different tourism cruises should have begun to arrive at the island once again. All of this falls well within ...

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