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Nuns Start Bus Tour Protesting GOP Budget Plan
Nuns Start Bus Tour Protesting GOP Budget Plan
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A group of Roman Catholic nuns began a US bus tour protesting proposed federal budget cuts Monday. They say they want to show the impact of Republican policies on low-income families. (June 18) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly Related article
EARTH DAY 2012 SONG FOR EARTH DAY EVENTS RIO+2012 EARTH SUMMIT
EARTH DAY 2012 SONG FOR EARTH DAY EVENTS RIO+2012 EARTH SUMMIT
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Save Planet Earth by Tokyo Rose The official Song for Earth Day Events in the 2012 Earth Day Calendar. The song will help Climate Change Campaigners to convince our world leaders of the dangers of climate change. Next Event will be Rio+20 the Earthsummit. 2012, the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development will also be held in Rio, and is also commonly called Rio+20 or Rio Earth Summit 2012 The Rio Earth Summit is held by the World Leaders let us sing them this song Global Warming is your Warning itunes.apple.com Available on ITUNES Related article
Fears of a coup fray the nerves of the Egyptian people
Fears of a coup fray the nerves of the Egyptian people
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As Egypt's former president Hosni Mubarak lies in a coma in hospital, fears are mounting of a coup. The official final results of the recent elections have been delayed. They were due to be released today. Allegations of election fraud are rife. The nerves of the Egyptian people are definitely frayed. The headlines read 'Egyptians Are About To Explode' and 'Mubarak is Still Alive -- His Brain Cells are Dying'. The Election Commission has decided against releasing the final results in light of Mubarak's poor health. He's been moved from Torah prison where he'd served some of his life jail term for his part in the deaths of hundreds of anti-government protestors during the Arab Spring. He's now in a military hospital. Last night US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton said the country and the military have 'a lot of work ahead' to ensure full democracy for its people It's pretty sure that until the matter is resolved and those results do turn out, the people of Egypt will be out on the square protesting tonight just as they have for the last two nights. Written & Presented by Marverine Cole Related article
Bali bomb suspect Umar Patek verdict due
Bali bomb suspect Umar Patek verdict due
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Umar Patek, 45, is facing six charges, several of which are terrorism-related. Prosecutors have asked for life imprisonment. He has admitted helping mix chemicals for the bombs, but said he was not involved in the attacks themselves. The bombings killed more than 200 people, most of them foreigners. The attacks targeted Paddy's Bar and the Sari Club in the resort of Kuta. Those killed were from 21 countries, including 88 Australians, 38 Indonesians and 28 Britons. Three men were executed in 2008 for playing key roles in the attacks and three others have been killed in police raids. Mr Patek, whose trial began in February, was arrested in January 2011 in Abbottabad, the Pakistani town where Osama Bin Laden was later killed in a US raid. He was later extradited to Indonesia. Lawyers for Umar Patek have sought to play down his role, saying he was involved in the preparation of the blasts but not in their execution. Mr Patek himself has admitted helping to assemble the explosives, but said he was not the chief bomb maker, as prosecutors have alleged. He asked for ''forgiveness'' in court, saying he was against the attacks "from the start". Related article
New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras sworn in as Greek PM
New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras sworn in as Greek PM
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Greece's new government is formed with New Democracy's Antonis Samaras sworn in as prime minister, pledging to do everything to get the country out of the crisis. Related article
Inside Mexico's Drug War part 1
Inside Mexico's Drug War part 1
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Dateline The Mexican Federal Police go on mission to capture a top leader of one of the country's powerful drug cartels in a country that has been ravaged by drug-related violence. But nowhere is the violence more fierce than Ciudad Juarez where the innocent like sixteen-year-old Rubi Escobedo get caught in the middle. Chris Hansen reports. Related article
Greek Election Boosts Worldwide Markets
Greek Election Boosts Worldwide Markets
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Pro-Bailout Parties gained enough votes in Greece's Sunday election to form a governing coalition. The results indicate that Greek voters want to stay in the Eurozone. The news boosted international markets. (June 18) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly Related article
LA Riots of 1992: Rodney King speaks; Late troop arrival
LA Riots of 1992: Rodney King speaks; Late troop arrival
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The 1992 Los Angeles riots were triggered by the acquittal of police officers in the beating of Rodney King. King was beaten after a car chase. This clip shows the King statement: Why can't we all get along? It also shows the arrival of National Guard. The late deployment of the Guard was criticized at the time. See also the interview with Rodney King 18 years after the police stop at www.youtube.com Related article
Fears of a coup fray the nerves of the Egyptian people
Fears of a coup fray the nerves of the Egyptian people
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As Egypt's former president Hosni Mubarak lies in a coma in hospital, fears are mounting of a coup. The official final results of the recent elections have been delayed. They were due to be released today. Allegations of election fraud are rife. The nerves of the Egyptian people are definitely frayed. The headlines read 'Egyptians Are About To Explode' and 'Mubarak is Still Alive -- His Brain Cells are Dying'. The Election Commission has decided against releasing the final results in light of Mubarak's poor health. He's been moved from Torah prison where he'd served some of his life jail term for his part in the deaths of hundreds of anti-government protestors during the Arab Spring. He's now in a military hospital. Last night US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton said the country and the military have 'a lot of work ahead' to ensure full democracy for its people It's pretty sure that until the matter is resolved and those results do turn out, the people of Egypt will be out on the square protesting tonight just as they have for the last two nights. Written & Presented by Marverine Cole Related article
Shades of Blood: One-sided Syria war media biggest barrier to peace
Shades of Blood: One-sided Syria war media biggest barrier to peace
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The UN has demanded women, children, the elderly and injured to be evacuated from Syrian combat zones following the suspension of its observer mission. Heavy fighting continues in towns across Syria with scores of people being killed in clashes between the opposition and government troops. On Sunday, activists say regime forces tried to root out rebels from urban areas by heavy shelling in the central city of Homs. They also say that, in the town of Douma, just outside the capital Damascus, rebels opened fire on a bus of soldiers killing eight. The US is now consulting its allies on what to do about the escalation of violence, but has acknowledged a Libya-style intervention to topple the Assad government would be difficult. Subscribe to RT! www.youtube.com Watch RT LIVE on our website rt.com Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter twitter.com Follow us on Google+ plus.google.com RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 500 million YouTube views benchmark. Related article
Pakistan Supreme Court disqualifies PM Gilani - NewsX
Pakistan Supreme Court disqualifies PM Gilani - NewsX
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Pakistan Supreme Court today declared Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani ineligible to hold office and said he stood disqualified since April 26 when he was convicted and sentenced for contempt. The apex court also asked President Asif Ali Zardari to play constitutional role for continuation of democracy. TV channels here reported the court has also ordered Zardari to select a new Prime Minister. The verdict also states that the Election Commission of Pakistan (EC) should issue a notification regarding Gilani's ineligibility. For more log onto- www.alpha.newsx.com Related article
Fears of a coup fray the nerves of the Egyptian people
Fears of a coup fray the nerves of the Egyptian people
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As Egypt's former president Hosni Mubarak lies in a coma in hospital, fears are mounting of a coup. The official final results of the recent elections have been delayed. They were due to be released today. Allegations of election fraud are rife. The nerves of the Egyptian people are definitely frayed. The headlines read 'Egyptians Are About To Explode' and 'Mubarak is Still Alive -- His Brain Cells are Dying'. The Election Commission has decided against releasing the final results in light of Mubarak's poor health. He's been moved from Torah prison where he'd served some of his life jail term for his part in the deaths of hundreds of anti-government protestors during the Arab Spring. He's now in a military hospital. Last night US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton said the country and the military have 'a lot of work ahead' to ensure full democracy for its people It's pretty sure that until the matter is resolved and those results do turn out, the people of Egypt will be out on the square protesting tonight just as they have for the last two nights. Written & Presented by Marverine Cole Related article
Rio Summit: Concern for environment
Rio Summit: Concern for environment
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Representatives of 153 countries gathered at Rio de Janeiro in Brazil on Wednesday to find a way out from "a melting economy and an equally melting environment". Two issues beacon this summit chiefly. One is sustainable development and second one is green economy. More than 153 countries participating in this summit have to pledge their resolve to grow but not at the cost of environment. Related article
Syria: the horror of Homs, a city at war
Syria: the horror of Homs, a city at war
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A French photojournalist working for Channel 4 News reveals graphic pictures of what is happening to people in the under siege Syrian city of Homs. Related article
Will the UN recognize Palestinian State?
Will the UN recognize Palestinian State?
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The UN general assembly officially began today which marks the 66th session. Next week the Palestinians are going to push forward with their bid for statehood at the United Nations assembly. Although Obama has said he will support Palestine on their question for statehood, what will actually unfold?Lucy Kafanov, RT producer, will be at the UN session and give a preview of what to expect next week. Follow Kristine on Twitter at twitter.com Related article