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Cuba's President Raul Castro arrives for a session of the National Assembly of Popular Power in Havana, Cuba, Sunday Aug. 1, 2010

Cuba Dissident Havana Photos Wikipedia: Cuban dissident movement

The State
Cuban dissident who staged hunger strike detained
HAVANA - Guillermo Farinas, a Cuban dissident who gained international renown after staging a long hunger strike last year, was detained Wednesday while trying to block the eviction of a woman from a... (photo: AP / Javier Galeano)

An indigenous woman chews coca leaves outside the U.S. embassy inaugurating the national day of coca leaf-chewing in La Paz, Bolivia, Wednesday Jan. 26, 2011.

America Bolivia Government Photos Wikipedia: Cocaine

BBC News
Bolivia activists stage mass coca-chewing protest
Indigenous activists in Bolivia have been holding a mass coca-chewing protest as part... (photo: AP / Juan Karita)

Sir R. Allen Stanford, center, chairman of Stanford 20/20 Cricket, and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), gets out of his helicopter after he landed on the grounds of Lords Cricket Ground, in London, Wednesday June 11, 2008.

BBC News
Allen Stanford ruled unfit to stand trial for fraud
Continue reading the main story Related stories Judge delays Stanford fraud trial Fraud-charge Stanford in hospital A US federal judge has ruled that Texan billionaire Allen Stanford is unfit to stand... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)
Fraud Law Photos Texas Wikipedia: Allen Stanford

Tourism needs new markets, new products

Jamaica Observer
Tourism needs new markets, new products
The optimism of Tourism Minister Ed Bartlett and the marketing expertise of Director of Tourism John Lynch have kept Jamaica's tourism industry afloat in the midst of a global economic storm. They are... (photo: WN / Marzena J.)
Business Markets Photos Tourism Travel

Cholera kills 4,000 in Haiti

Deccan Chronicle
Cholera kills 4,000 in Haiti
Port-au-Prince: More than 3,900 Haitians have died of cholera since the outbreak of the disease in mid-October, the country's health officials has said. The disease... (photo: AP / Rodrigo Abd)
Cholera Disasters Haiti Photos Port Wikipedia: Haiti

Feature: Haiti in the Cultural Mirror of Africa

Joy Online
Feature: Haiti in the Cultural Mirror of Africa
The one year anniversary of the 2010 earthquake that devastated Haiti and left over 250,000 dead, a quarter of its civil servants killed and most of its infrastructure... (photo: AP / Rodrigo Abd)
Africa Anniversary Haiti Photos UN

Illinois lawmakers work on legislation while on the House floor during session at the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield, Ill., Thursday, May 6, 2010.

Fresno Bee
Republican lawmakers taking aim at UN
- Associated Press Share thefresnobee_994:/2011/01/25/2245769/republican-lawmakers-taking-aim.html E-Mail Print Text Size: tool name... (photo: AP / Seth Perlman)
Lawmakers Photos UN US United Nations

Cholera down in Haiti, but could surge

Jamaica Observer
Cholera down in Haiti, but could surge
SAINT-MARC, Haiti (AP) — The cholera epidemic that has raged across this country is claiming fewer victims, with a sharp drop in new cases everywhere from the... (photo: AP / AP)
Cholera Epidemic Haiti Photos UN Wikipedia: Cholera

UN: Number of cholera deaths in Haiti shows signs of falling or stabilizing

United Nations
UN: Number of cholera deaths in Haiti shows signs of falling or stabilizing
Children in Port-au-Prince participate in cholera prevention activities24 January 2011 The number of people dying from cholera in Haiti has been on a downward trend or... (photo: AP / Ramon Espinosa)
Children Cholera Deaths Haiti Photos

Caribbean

	Top 14 Preview: Round 17 Orange News
	Heineken Cup: Team of the Week Orange News
	'Bunga bunga' girl says had sex with Berlo The Times of India
	State Dept. finds new voice, influence on Twitter amid crises from Mideast to Haiti Toledo Blade
	PM to inaugurate 'Delhi Sustainable Development Summit' The Times of India
	On airlines, tourism and Caribbean integration Jamaica Observer

Travel

	To every cruise route there is a season Seattle Times
	Caribbean Touts Tourism Surge Not Seen Since '08 WPXI
	Haiti Leader Faces Pressure in Fight Over Runoff Race The New York Times

Sport

	I love to sledge: Pollard The Daily Telegraph Australia
	Montpellier 1-0 Paris Saint-Germain (aet): Olivier Giroud Sends La Paillade Into Coupe de la Ligue Final Goal
	Scotiabank, WICB launch regional Mascot competition Jamaica Observer

Entertainment

	Shaggy to be honoured by American Friends of Jamaica Jamaica Observer
	Depp and Richards film 'intense' doc Jam Entertainment
	Miley Cyrus has drink named after her The Examiner

Funeral for Gilgo Beach victim Barthelemy

Sprint Becomes First National Wireless Carrier in U.S. to Of

Phasing of tariff liberalisation on European Union goods

Gustavia, Guadeloupe 2009.02.25
sunny.
	Min: 25°C/77°F Max: 26°C/79°F

Former dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier waves to supporters from the balcony of a rented guest house where he is staying in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Friday Jan. 21, 2011.

Haiti's Preval: 'Baby Doc' Duvalier 'must face justice'

In this photo taken Nov. 8, 2010, Luis Posada Carriles talks to a reporter in Miami. As he prepares for trial Monday, Jan. 10, 2011 in El Paso, Texas, on federal charges connected to the decade-old bombings that killed an Italian tourist.

Terrorism and the Autocracy of Knowledge and Experience

INDIA-STREET-HAWKER-SELL-NATIONAL-FLAGIndia Street Hawkers Sell the National Flag on the Ocassion of Independence Day at Kolkata in Eastern India City ----- WN/BHASKAR MALLICK

Exercise restraint: India to Haiti

Activists seek end to US deportations to Haiti Herald Tribune
Haiti election: Second round line-up to be announced BBC News
A Cuban-born American citizen speaks on Michael Smerconish & The Examiner
Afghan president visits India to discuss security, sustainab Star Tribune
Afghan President Visits India To Discuss Security CBS News
Tax specialist argues reform needed to push growth Jamaica Observer
Be bold and review bad contracts, government told Joy Online
Duvalier: 'Not important' how history remembers me The Guardian
Haiti: Aristide can have passport, hasn't applied Jamaica Observer
Defending the last frontier Jamaica Observer
Navigating development in the modern age Jamaica Observer
JJ Foote re-elected as AAAJ president Jamaica Observer
Calls for a new election grow louder The Miami Herald
Focusing on frontrunner The Miami Herald
Ex-Haitian dictator tells interviewer it is 'not important' Star Tribune
Guantánamo empties showcase prison camp The Miami Herald
Haiti set to announce candidates for run-off m&c;
Former Haiti president Aristide invited to return from exile The Independent
Haitian deported by US dies after jailing at home Herald Tribune
UN official offers to help Haiti convict Baby Doc Herald Tribune

A U.S. Sailor, foreground, assigned to the Navy Expeditionary Guard Battalion conducts an early morning patrol while detainees stand by in the background at the recreation yard inside Camp Delta at Joint Task Force (JTF) Guantanamo, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba, July 7, 2010.

Rights groups decry Guantanamo move

Anti-Castro Cuban militant Luis Posada Carriles, center, is helped out by his daughter Janet Arguello, left, and his attorney Arturo Hernandez as he arrives at his wife´s house in Miami, Thursday, April 19, 2007, after being released from federal c

Cuban Exile Lied to U.S., Prosecutor Tells Texas Jury

Cuban exile Luis Posada Carriles, left, is helped out of the Maritime Tribunal in Panama City, Panama Monday, March 15, 2004. A trial began today for Carriles and three other Cuban exiles, Gaspar Jimenez Escobedo, Guillermo Novo Sampol and Pedro Remon Ro

Cuba militant Luis Posada Carriles on trial in US

Germany reduces terror security measures The News & Observer
At Trial of Cuban Exile, a Rebuffed Venezuela Sits Quietly o The New York Times
Haiti runoff vote set for March Al Jazeera
Haiti candidate pulled from runoff Al Jazeera
PROFNET EXPERT ALERTS: State of the Union Address Insurance Newsnet
Candidate 'to quit' Haiti polls Al Jazeera
Plotter in U.S. embassy bombings sentenced to life in prison The Los Angeles Times
Nicki Minaj lived childhood in terror Musicrooms
Embassy plotter sentenced to life KDVR
The world's worst kept secret? Al Jazeera
Haiti's muddy political waters Al Jazeera
US-China tensions may grow again Jamaica Observer
Haiti leader urges Duvalier trial Al Jazeera
Duvalier offers regret to Haitians Al Jazeera
MTI to new Congress: Al Qaeda now emphasizes "do it yourself The Examiner
Martelly calls for protests to combat "electoral terror" m&c;
Haiti's 'Baby Doc' quietly departs hotel The News & Observer
Acquitted Liberty City Seven terror defendant deported to Ha Lexington Herald-Leader
Acquitted Haitian defendant in Liberty City Seven terror cas The Miami Herald
Acquitted Haitian in Liberty City Seven terror case deported The Miami Herald

In this photo taken Nov. 8, 2010, Luis Posada Carriles talks to a reporter in Miami.

Jury hears tapes of ex-CIA operative in English

E.U. Deputies Defy Hungarian Leader Over Media Law

U.S. President Barack Obama, left, shakes hands with Chinese President Hu Jintao, right, following their joint statement at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009.

Obama Pushes Hu on Rights but Stresses Ties to China

Child-care funds may come too late Fresno Bee
Black History Month: honoring legacies & bridging gaps throu The Examiner
Jack LaLanne eulogized in Calif as 'true saint' LA Daily News
In Málaga, a Taste of Picasso (and Iberian Cuisine) The New York Times
Jack LaLanne eulogized in calif as 'true saint' who inspired Star Tribune
Eugenio Arango, Cuban-Born Musician Known as Totico, Dies at The New York Times
Venezuela minister: Cholera cases rise to 185 among those wh Breitbart
Prosecutor: Key witness isn't mentally unstable The Miami Herald
Dominican Republic and Haiti The Examiner
Cuban Psychiatric staff get long jail terms for patient deat Newsvine
New strain of cholera is the deadliest and most virulent yet The Guardian
It's not nice when your kids have lice Fresno Bee
Romney to Obama: Hit 'pause button' on health care Fresno Bee
Dominican crackdown on Haitian migrants sows fear Herald Tribune
Stately Manasota Beach Club rolls on after 50 years Herald Tribune
Dominican Republic ramps up deportation of Haitian migrants, Star Tribune
World's oldest person dies: But Eunice Sanborn's family clai The Daily Mail
Advancing work on Commonwealth's future Jamaica Observer
Dental care revolution - Big gap in dental care, say doctors Jamaica Observer
'We created Lee Boyd Malvo here' Jamaica Observer

More glimmers of hope in the housing market?

U.S. Housing Starts Slowed Sharply in December

Jamaica Station:Airtrain JFK and LIRR.

Only the best is good enough for Caracas

Meat - Pork - Red Meat

UN warns on food prices

CF Industries Defines Tax Character of 2010 Terra Dividends StreetInsider
Buchanan: Drilling off Cuba is a threat Herald Tribune
Lesson from Malaysia Jamaica Observer
Island Birds + Invading Boa = Trouble in Paradise The New York Times
Hovensa to pay penalty for troubled USVI refinery Kansas City Star
Methanex Reports Stronger Results in the Fourth Quarter-Egyp StreetInsider
Hovensa to pay $5.4M fine, invest in pollution controls at U Star Tribune
The President's State of the Union Address: What They're Say The White House
Valero Energy Corporation Reports 2010 Fourth Quarter and An Seeking Alpha
Reggae: Jamaica's oil — Schmidt Jamaica Observer
Nancy Tower, FCA, named new Executive Vice President Busines redOrbit
Oil rises to near US$90 on boost from weaker dollar Jamaica Observer
Overhauling the engine of growth — Part 2 Jamaica Observer
EXIM offers energy loan to businesses Jamaica Observer
Venture Capitalists' Desperate Search The New York Times
Gevo Cuts Biofuels IPO Hopes to $100 Million, Potential Boos The New York Times
So Much for Being Green, Bill Gates The New York Times
On the GreenBeat: BP Says Renewable Energy Growth to Beat Oi The New York Times
EPA Posts Frack Rules Without Explanation; Oil and Gas Indus The New York Times
France Seeks More Open Commodity Markets Among G-20 The New York Times

File - The aftermath of Tropical Storm Jeanne - Three days after Hurricane Jeanne, the northern city of Gonaives still remains flooded.

Catastrophe on camera: Why media coverage of natural disasters is flawed

Adam Lambert 2010 GLAAD Media Awards

'American Idol:' Adam Lambert tweets MyCharityWater awareness

Haiti Earthquake building damage

A year later, homes still in ruins, Haitians mourn dead but find hope in own resilency

Weather History: February 1: Record Temps, Storms, Ice, Floo The Examiner
Weather History: February 1: Record Temps, Storms, Ice, Floo The Examiner
Clinton visits quake-hit Haiti as new vote looms Breitbart
Orphans rescued after Haiti quake adapt in America San Fransisco Chronicle
Hillary seeks to give Haiti 'post-quake boost' Zeenews
Clinton seeks to give Haiti 'post-quake boost' Breitbart
WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Saturday, January 29, 2011 at 5:1 The Examiner
Sedatives used to free whale from fishing line The News & Observer
J'can CO2 emissions on the rise Jamaica Observer
Caricom countries discuss harmonised approach to water resou Jamaica Observer
Puerto Morelos an idyllic alternative to Cancun Seattle Post-Intelligence
Samaritan's Purse provides prayer, medicine to Haiti in time Kansas City Star
Sail-World.com's New Zealand newsletter for 26 January 2011 Scoop
Haiti Part 2 �ro" Cholera Update The Examiner
Post-Quake Haiti: The Year in Review Scoop
Year after airlift to Pa., Haitian children thrive The Boston Globe
David Swanson: Wars Are Not Fought on Battlefields Scoop
One year after high-profile, hasty Haitian airlift to Pa., m Star Tribune
UA Engineering Leads Haiti Earthquake Survey Team redOrbit
Haiti quake may be 2nd worst in history The Times of India

CLEARWATER, Fla. - A Coast Guard C-130 Hercules fixed-wing aircraft crew from Air Station Clearwater, conducts an overflight assessment above Port-au-Prince, Haiti, January 13, 2010. The assessment follows a 7.0 magnitude earthquake that damaged the region January 12, 2010. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Sondra-Kay Kneen. (745108) ( Coast Guard overflight of Port au Prince )

Haiti: Finding inspiration in disaster

An aerial view of Port-au-Prince, Haiti shows the proximity of homes, many damaged in a major earthquake and subsequent aftershocks.

A year after quake, so much undone in Haiti

A young Haitian girl clings, onto U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Simeon G. Trombitas, right, commanding general, of Joint Task Force-Haiti, during Trombitas' visit to Tapis Vert Hebergement Individually Displaced Persons Camp, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Apr. 24 2010.

Haiti earthquake one year on: the lost generation

TV review: Boardwalk Empire, A Farmer's Life for Me The Guardian
Kings look ahead for January 31 through February 6 The Examiner
Karnataka seeks Cuban expertise in organic farming Deccan Herald
TheGrio's 100: Edwidge Danticat, Haitian novelist records he The Grio
A different kind of 'grow op' National Post
Inbox: Will Marshall be a Cubs rotation option? MLB
Green travel: Aruba The Miami Herald
Clinton: US has no plans to suspend aid to Haiti Herald Tribune
Clinton says no plans to suspend US aid to Haiti Herald Tribune
31 Jamaican youths awarded for excellence Jamaica Observer
Political crisis in Haiti draws help from Clinton Herald Tribune
Clinton heads to Haiti to mediate political crisis Herald Tribune
List of 178 Cuban private-sector jobs Herald Tribune
Cuba's economic changes create new entrepreneurs The State
Pizza bakers, mule drivers, shoeshiners: New entrepreneurs l Star Tribune
Palm tree trimmer? Pinata maker? 178 jobs Cubans can do as p Star Tribune
Cholera cases climb to 111 in Venezuela The News & Observer
Political crisis leads to disease in Ivory Coast The News & Observer
NASA marks 25th anniversary of Challenger accident The News & Observer
Protect our own Jamaica Observer

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