The former U.S. president Jimmy Carter arrived Monday in Cuba at a time when tensions between Havana and Washington have again raised in the wake of U.S. contractor Alan Gross, who was recently sentenced to 15 years in prison on the island charged with "subversion" . This is Carter's second trip in nine years, and takes place in a very special, on the eve of the Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba has to define the content and scope of economic reforms, when the authorities openly admit that dilemma is to change and "update model" or succumb.
Monday, March 28, 2011
London, the "march for the alternative" against parades Cameron
London - A river of people have poured through the streets of London to the heart of Hyde Park. Half a million, according to organizers, united by a common slogan: no cuts to government spending Cameron, yes to an alternative plan that will promote jobs and economic growth. With them, the staff of the opposition Labour Party, Ed Miliband to the Shadow Minister of Economy Ed Balls, both hard against the government.
The first refugees from Libya arrived on Italian shores
For the first time since the start of the insurgency Jamahiriya, a boat carrying migrants from Libya arrived in Italy on the night of Saturday 26 to Sunday, March 27. The boat carrying about 350 people, including 80 women and 12 children, mostly from Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia. She had left Tripoli on Thursday, according Mussie Zerai, an Italian priest who has been in direct contact with the vessel.
"A stable situation Fukushima" radioactive iodine in seawater
TOKYO - The situation at the Fukushima nuclear power plant is stable and "not serious, but there is still much work to do." This assessment of the government in Tokyo, while the plant damaged by the earthquake and tsunami of 11 March is still working to cool the reactors and in seawater in the area were found radioactive iodine levels 1250 times higher than normal .
In this situation, the authors recommend to go to the resident population in a radius of 20-30 km around the station. In a press conference the chief of staff spoke Yukio Edan phase in which "prevents the worsening" and "it is difficult to predict the end of the crisis" in Central Asia.
In this situation, the authors recommend to go to the resident population in a radius of 20-30 km around the station. In a press conference the chief of staff spoke Yukio Edan phase in which "prevents the worsening" and "it is difficult to predict the end of the crisis" in Central Asia.
Eight people die in vehicle assault on Pakistan
.- At least eight people were killed and twenty were abducted by gunmen assault of passenger vehicles in a Pakistani tribal area bordering Afghanistan, the TV channel "Geo." Unknown men opened fire on a convoy of civilian vehicles Bugano Area, located in the Kurram tribal region, according to the chain, which did not identify its sources.
Four others were wounded in the attack and taken to hospital. Security forces cordoned off the area and launched a search operation. The vehicles were heading towards Parachinar, the head of this troubled river with heavy Taliban influence and sectarian tension in the presence of Shia sect of Islam is a minority in Pakistan.
Four others were wounded in the attack and taken to hospital. Security forces cordoned off the area and launched a search operation. The vehicles were heading towards Parachinar, the head of this troubled river with heavy Taliban influence and sectarian tension in the presence of Shia sect of Islam is a minority in Pakistan.
NATO will deploy the air exclusion zone in Libya
The countries agreed on Thursday to implement the no-fly zone in the sky to fly to Libya to prevent Moammar Gadhafi's aircraft and to protect civilians, said the secretary general of the Alliance, Anders Fogh Rasmussen. "We decided to implement no-fly zone in, "Rasmussen said after a meeting of ambassadors from the 28 member countries of NATO in Brussels." We act as part of a major international effort to protect civilians from the regime of Gadhafi " , said in a statement.
Mubarak and his family under house arrest in Egypt
Hosni Mubarak and his family are under house arrest in Egypt, according to the latest statement issued by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces in their social network site Facebook. The military, in power since the president was forced to resign on Feb. 11, made the announcement to end the rumors that the president had traveled three days to Saudi Arabia.
Other Egyptian media had echoed the news and that Mubarak's younger son Gamal, would have been seen in a club in Cairo. The rumors about the whereabouts of deposed leader and his family have continued to succeed since he left office. The Mubarak is facing several charges of corruption and its assets have been frozen by order of the Attorney General of Egypt, who were banned from traveling outside the country on 28 February.
Other Egyptian media had echoed the news and that Mubarak's younger son Gamal, would have been seen in a club in Cairo. The rumors about the whereabouts of deposed leader and his family have continued to succeed since he left office. The Mubarak is facing several charges of corruption and its assets have been frozen by order of the Attorney General of Egypt, who were banned from traveling outside the country on 28 February.
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