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A 6,8 Earthquake Struck India

During last Sunday evening a strong quake shook Sikkim with a magnitude of 6,8 on the Richter Scale. The death toll has reached 54 casualties, 42 in India, five in Nepal and seven in Tibet, the seism left a total of a 100 injured. Afterwards several strong tremors were felt in...
Posted On 19 Sep 2011
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Officials Speed Power Transfer as Violence Rages in Yemen

This Monday several officials from the United Nations (UN) and the Gulf Cooperation Council met in Sanaa, Yemen. Their purpose was to organize a peaceful transfer of power because of the growing reports of violence in the streets. The medical staff in Change Square informed that...
Posted On 19 Sep 2011
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Italian Justice Calls Scientists to Court

Today seven Italian scientists were charged with involuntary homicide because they overestimated the risks of the earthquake that struck the city L’Aquila on April of 2009. Among the accused are the members of the Commission “Great Risks” who met last March 31 of 2009 to comment...
Posted On 19 Sep 2011
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Hogar de Cristo a Gatherer of Solidarity

Five years ago the Inter-American Development Bank asked Fundacion Hogar de Cristo (Christ’s Home Foundation) the creation of a project to support social and financial services. Brother Roberto Costa was the main responsible for handling the task. Afterwards Jaime Jaramillo...
Posted On 17 Sep 2011
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Photo Gallery: Miss Universe 2011

The Angolan Leila Lopes was crowned Miss Universe 2011 yesterday, in the last part of the contest held in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo. Miss Universe gathered candidates from 89 different countries of the five continents. Lopes, 25, is the successor to the Mexican Ximena...
Posted On 13 Sep 2011
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A Book Compiles Jacqueline Kennedy’s Unpublished Conversations

“Please do not send me somewhere else. If something happens we will be here with you,” these were the words of Jacqueline Kennedy to her husband John F. ex U.S. Kennedy to ask him not to send her away from the White House during the Cuban missile crisis that...
Posted On 13 Sep 2011
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Pop Art pioneer, Richard Hamilton, dies at 89

The british pop artist Richard Hamilton, best known by his 1956 collage featuring a body builder and a tin of ham, died at the age of 89 of a short illness. “The art world has lost one of its leading lights,” said the Gagosian Gallery. Days before he died, Hamilton was working on...
Posted On 13 Sep 2011
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PRIAN Starts National Affiliation Campaign

This morning the citizens of Guayaquil city gathered at the San Francisco square to affiliate and re affiliate into the political party PRIAN, led by Alvaro Noboa. Vicente Taiano, the current managing director and assemblyman of PRIAN was present in this meeting to motivate the...
Posted On 12 Sep 2011
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Misión Alianza: From Norway to Guayaquil

La isla trinitaria, Bastión popular Voluntad de Dios y Unión y Progreso are some of the poorest areas of Guayaquil that receive help from Misión Alianza, a nonprofit organization from Norway that aims to improve the lives of the people who need it the most.Misión Alianza was...
Posted On 04 Sep 2011
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Oscar Pistorius Wins Historic Medal

The South African Paralympics athlete, Oscar Pistorius won the silver medal this Friday, however Pistorius was replaced in the 4×400 meter race of his country. Despite not running the final, because he had participated in the series semifinals, he received the award....
Posted On 02 Sep 2011
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