Sunday, February 17, 2013

Teenage fan shot in Brazil football violence

  • VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Pakistani police say at least 80 people have been killed and well over 100 wounded in a bombing targeting Shi'ites in southwestern Pakistan. The death toll grew overnight with the deaths of ...

  • Foreigners Kidnapped in Nigeria

    VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Nigerian police say gunmen have kidnapped at least six people, including at some foreigners from a construction site in the country's north after a failed attack on a ...

  • Cyprus Votes for New President

    VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Voters in Cyprus are going to the polls Sunday to elect a new president who must negotiate a financial rescue to prevent a government bankruptcy that could reignite the euro zone debt ...

  • South Americans face upheaval or death over water supply

    IOL - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Another three people were shot and killed, and more than 20 were wounded. It was the deadliest clash in 18 months of protests in Peru?s Cajamarca region, where many residents say ...

  • Venezuela to bring corruption charges against opponent of President Chavez

    General Sources - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    CARACAS, Venezuela - Prosecutors plan to bring corruption charges against a prominent opponent of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, claiming he misspent public funds by using them to launch an ...

  • 20 Killed in Baghdad Blasts

    VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Iraqi officials say a series of explosions in Baghdad has killed at least 20 people and wounded dozens of others. Authorities say the blasts Sunday hit Shi'ite districts. There has been ...

  • Huge Crowd Gathers at Vatican to Hear Pope

    VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    The unusually large crowd gathered six days after the pope announced he would step down on February 28. On Saturday, the Vatican said it is considering holding the conclave to elect a new pope ...

  • Iraq Saudi cut December oil exports while Venezuela boosts shipments

    The National - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Venezuela boosted shipments to their highest in more than four years, according to the Joint Organisations Data Initiative. Iraq, the biggest producer in ...

  • 89Killed in Baghdad Blasts

    VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Authorities say the blasts Sunday hit Shi'ite districts. There has been no immediate claim of responsibility. The attacks come one day after a suicide bomber killed a senior military ...

  • Bahrain Dismantles Terrorist Cell

    VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Bahrain's Interior Ministry says it has dismantled an alleged terrorist cell following widespread clashes in the Gulf nation during protests marking the second anniversary of an Arab ...

  • LGBT Percentage Highest in DC Lowest in North Dakota

    VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    A Gallup poll of all 50 U.S. states and Washington, DC, indicates that 10 percent of the nation's capital's residents say they are LGBT. Hawaii is second on the list at 5.1 ...

  • Lodi wine cracks coveted Brazil market

    Record Net - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Constellation Wines Vice President Rick Anderson checks pallets of Robert Mondavi labeled wines last week before they?re shipped from Lodi to Brazil, which up until now has been dominated by ...

  • Rafael Correa Ecuadors leftist president expected to coast to re-election for 3rd term

    Canada.com - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Soldiers stand near ballot boxes, one that reads in Spanish "The vote is secret," as they are organized for upcoming elections for president and lawmakers, at the CEMEXPO, a warehouse used ...

  • 80 Killed in Pakistan Bombing

    VOA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    The death toll grew overnight with the deaths of critically wounded victims from Saturday's attack. A senior police officer says the bomb was detonated by remote control in a ...

  • Ecuador leader heavily favored to win re-election

    San Diego Union-Tribune - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Ecuador's President Rafael Correa gives a thumbs up to supporters as he stands with the Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, not in picture, on a balcony at the government palace in ...

  • Profiles Ecuadors leading presidential candidates

    Global Times - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Ecuadorians will vote on Sunday in presidential and parliamentary elections that are widely expected to keep incumbent President Rafael Correa and his left-leaning PAIS Alliance movement in power. ...

  • Venezuela shows Chavez photos says leader has trouble speaking

    The China Post - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    CARACAS--Venezuela published the first photos of cancer-stricken Hugo Chavez since his surgery in Havana more than two months ago and said the socialist president was breathing through a tracheal ...

  • Rains and Floods Cause Destruction in Brazil

    Prensa Latina - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Sao Paulo, Feb 17 (Prensa Latina) Heavy rains in recent days caused destruction and floods in this Brazilian populous city that is still in the alert stage today, due to the announcement of more ...

  • Ecuador votes for president Correa seen winning new term

    Reuters - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Ecuador's President Rafael Correa (L) addresses supporters during his final closing political rally in Quito February 14, 2013. Correa, one of Latin America's most outspoken leftist ...

  • International Fund for Animal Welfare Penguin Stranding Mystery in Brazil Prompts Rescue Attempt

    progressive newswire - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Penguin Stranding Mystery in Brazil Prompts Rescue Attempt YARMOUTH PORT - August 7 - More than 1000 juvenile Magellanic penguins have washed-up either dead or dying along the Brazilian coast and ...

  • At least 17 missing in Peru landslide

    SINA - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    At least 17 people went missing early on Wednesday after a mudslide slammed into a peruvian village, civil defense officials said. The landslide occurred in El Porvenir, a village in the northern ...

  • Argentine president to visit Brazil

    People's Daily - Sunday 17th February, 2013

    Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff will meet on Friday her Argentine counterpart Cristina Kirchner for talks on enhanced bilateral cooperation, Brazilian authorities said Wednesday.The ...

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