By Hannah Waddilove Tuesday, May 22, 2012
LONDON – Uncertain times lie ahead in Mali after the country’s interim civilian president was attacked by protesters.
The 70-year old civilian leader Dioncounda Traore was beaten unconscious during the attack on 21 May, following an accord struck by the leader of the Malian military junta and ECOWAS on 19 May.
By John Drake Friday, May 18, 2012
LONDON – The AKE Intelligence department has issued new analysis on a number of countries in the Middle East and North Africa. The findings have been published on Global IntAKE – AKE’s worldwide risk analysis website.
2 dead in Bogota bombing targeting former ministerBy Admin Thursday, May 17, 2012
By VIVIAN SEQUERA — The Associated Press
Bogota, Colombia • A midday bombing that killed two bodyguards of an archconservative former interior minister and injured at least 39 people in a busy commercial district of Bogota has raised fears that violence not seen in the Colombian capital in years could return.
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh Tuesday, May 15, 2012
“The Powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the People.” (Tenth Amendment)
While the people of Tombstone, Arizona, are waiting to get water back on line, the federal government is asking them for $80,000 in order to tell them why they cannot have it back unless they use only simple tools to do it with, like hand tools and wheelbarrows. Boulders the size of Volkswagens are trapping the waterlines, buried in some places under 12 ft of mud.
By Humberto Fontova Monday, May 14, 2012
A painting of Che Guevara subtitled “Revolucion!” by a Mexican–American artist was on display for over three months at the International Airport in Reno, Nevada, USA. On May 9th it was taken down by airport officials as originally scheduled. Complaints by outraged airport patrons had nothing to do with this removal.
Estados Unidos-Cuba: obispos pro-muerte, cardenal-agente y autodemoliciónBy Armando F. Valladares Saturday, May 12, 2012
1. La Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de los Estados Unidos está presionando al gobierno estadounidense para que éste efectúe la “completa abolición” del embargo comercial y “elimine sistemáticamente” todas las restricciones actualmente existentes contra Cuba comunista. Los obispos alegan que con esos pasos unilaterales se beneficiaría sobre todo a los cubanos más “simples” y a los más “marginalizados”, se abriría el camino para una “mayor libertad”, inclusive religiosa, y se contribuiría a mejorar la situación de los “derechos humanos”.
Saving Lives More Sincere Than Playing the Wedding PlannerBy Judi McLeod Friday, May 11, 2012
Not all Gays, Lesbians, Transgendered and BiSexuals are happy that President Barack Obama jumped (at least figuratively speaking) out of the wedding cake at George Clooney’s $15 million-Hollywood fundraiser last night.
Not all LGBTs are licking the icing off the wedding cake, and not all LGBTs would willingly identify Barack Hussein Obama as their self-proclaimed ‘Patron Saint’.
By Alan Fraser Thursday, May 10, 2012
LONDON – A rise in bomb attacks in Syria is putting the UN-brokered ceasefire increasingly in doubt. The intensification has also brought violence to the country’s two major cities: Damascus and Aleppo.
By Admin Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Beijing – Colombia’s Juan Manuel Santos and Chinese President Hu Jintao presided over the signing here Wednesday of nine agreements to boost cooperation in a range of industries, including the oil sector.
By Jay Ramirez Sunday, May 6, 2012
J
ay Ramirez, the 26 year old speed skater who is aiming to become the first Colombian born sportsman to represent our nation at an international competition has just completed his first season of training in the Netherlands and is happy with the way that things went as he explains in this exclusive article.
