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A group of people who identified themselves as “Kbrea2” issued a statement yesterday to call for a protest in order to defend freedom of speech in Quito and Guayaquil (Ecuador). “We are neither childish nor sirs with bigwigs. We are productive people from the...

The Swiss tennis player and world number three Roger Federer defeated Vasek Pospisil today, after debuting at the 1000 Masters Montreal (Canada) 7-5, 6-3 in second round. Pospisil, local player, after beating Argentina’s Juan Ignacio Chela in two sets, achieved his dream of...

Stocks on Wall Street finished steeply lower on Wednesday as the financial sector dragged down the broader market (in Europe Francfort dropped 5,13%, París -5,45%, Milán dropped 6,65%, Madrid 5,49%, and Londres 3,05%). The decline erased a sharp rebound on Tuesday – Wall...

The candidacy for the presidency of Guatemala of the former first lady Sandra Torres Casanova was rejected unanimously by the Constitutional Court because it violates the article number 186 of the Constitution. This article, vetoes the right to opt for the presidential office to...

Today Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa questioned the legitimacy of the private media to inform. Correa gave these statements during his report to the Nation in the National Assembly. According to the Ecuadorian leader this is the first time in modern history that Ecuador seeks...

The younger sister of actress Lindsay Lohan, Aliana, 17, was hired by the modeling agency Next Model Management, which will represent it in the competitive world of fashion. Alexis Borges, director of NEXT headquarters in Los Angeles, said: “We are excited to represent...

Gaga goes drag for the cover image of her next single, “You and I.” But she is not just any guy, Lady Gaga is portraying Jo Calderone, a male alter-ego she and her stylist Nicola Formichetti created. The singer debuted him on the cover of Japan’s Vogue Homme...

United Kingdom was the scene of riots for four days in a row yesterday, Prime Minister David Cameron, who was vacationing in Italy, had to return to London due to the emergency and called for reinforcements for the police to stop the chaos that began on Saturday night in the...

American scientists have confirmed the scientific validity of blood tests performed on pregnant women to learn about the sex of the baby. Although these tests are already sold in many countries, to find the fetal DNA in the mother’s blood, few studies have been devoted to...

Around 150,000 students and teachers of Chile marched yesterday while chanting “Its going down, the education of Pinochet is going down!” The demonstration prolonged itself until the night in the whole country to pressure the Government of Sebastian Piñeria to accept the reforms...