The health reform of U.S. President Barack Obama has been passed - but the Republicans continue feeling against the law created. Even in January, the party wants to bring reform to the case. This she needed but Democratic supporters. Washington - Republicans in the House want to bring the Gesundheitsrefom U.S.President Barack Obama to case. The legislation has already passed. Republican Fred Upton, the new chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, said his party plan in the House in January, a vote to repeal the reform. This should happen before Obama's speech on the state of the nation in late January.
WASHINGTON - An earthquake measuring 7.1 on the Richter scale hit the central region of Chile at 17.20 local time (21:20 Italian). The news is the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The epicenter was located 590 km south-west from Santiago, Chile, at a depth of only 16 km. The Observatory of Hawaii does not report the tsunami risk.
A Tupolev-154B company Kolovia burning on the runway of the airport of Surgut, Russia. / TVL'Agence Russian Federal transportation, Rostransnadzor a "proposed" Sunday, January 2 to ban flying aircraft Tupolev-154B, until the causes of the spectacular crash Saturday in an aircraft of this type have been established.
They planned to intelligence information a missile attack on the largest football stadium in Jerusalem: The Israeli prosecutor has charged two suspected terrorists. They should be militants of Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood. Jerusalem - The Israeli prosecutor has filed charges against four Palestinians and one Israeli.
LONDON - Six dogs died and another thirty dying. A mysterious disease is wiping out the quadrupeds at Sandringham, the royal estate in Norfolk where Queen Elizabeth spends New Year holiday surrounded by her loyal corgi. Lethal spores, weed killer, a bacterial infection or even poison? The Daily Mail has learned that the Queen has asked to the animal Health Trust to investigate possible causes of the epidemic that began in late summer to mow the little animals.
Strikes and demonstrations were held in Bolivia Thursday, December 30, against rising fuel prices. / DAVID MERCADOLe Bolivian government will again raise fuel prices, after suspending the rise facing a violent social unrest, announced Sunday, January 2nd Vice-President Alvaro Garcia. Mr. Garcia, who did not say when the increase would intervene, argued that Bolivia subsidized imports and fuel consumption (up to $ 360 million per year according to official estimates) and that Part of this fuel was sold smuggled into neighboring countries.