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President Barack Obama pauses during a news conference in the James Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, March 6, 2012.

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In Western swing, Obama goes on offensive over healthcare law
Reuters November 27, 2013 - 01:07 By Jeff Mason GLENDALE, California (Reuters) - Almost two weeks ago, President Barack Obama, looking down, walked into the White House briefing room and... (photo: AP / Charles Dharapak)

Germany's Per Mertesacker, right, celebrates his goal against England during the international friendly soccer match between England and Germany, at Wembley Stadium in London, Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013.

England Germany Photos Sports Wikipedia: Per Mertesacker

Goal
England 0-1 Germany: Three Lions suffer back-to-back defeats
Arsenal defender Per Mertesacker headed home the only goal of the game as Roy Hodgson's men were unable to break down their opponents in a relatively low-key friendly More On : England,... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)

Spanish players celebrate their 1-0 win after the World Cup final soccer match between the Netherlands and Spain at Soccer City in Johannesburg, South Africa, Sunday, July 11, 2010

Goal
South Africa 1-0 Spain: La Roja stunned in Johannesburg
The return of Vicente del Bosque's men to the scene of their World Cup 2010 triumph ended in disaster as they were on the receiving end of a shock defeat More On : South Africa, Spain,... (photo: AP / Michael Sohn)
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A shot by Argentina's Sergio Aguero, left, is blocked by Bosnia goalkeeper Asmir Begovic during the first half of an international friendly soccer match Monday, Nov. 18, 2013, in St. Louis. Aguero scored both goals in Argentina's 2-0 victory.

Goal
Player Ratings: Argentina 2-0 Bosnia
Goal took in the action in St Louis, where Sergio Aguero's double sent the Albiceleste to a friendly victory By Keeghann Sinanan Comments Argentina 3.08 13 9 3.00 Sergio Romero Rushed off his line... (photo: AP / Jeff Roberson)
Argentina Bosnia Photos Sportstars Wikipedia: Sergio Agüero

Spain's national soccer team coach Vicente del Bosque attends a soccer forum about Brazil's World Cup 2014 in Bogota, Colombia, Tuesday, May 7, 2013.

Goal
Player Ratings: Equatorial Guinea 1-2 Spain
Goal watched on as Vicente Del Bosque side's struggled to overcome their African opponents in a laboured victory at the Nuevo Estadio de Malabo By Harry Slavin Comments... (photo: AP / Fernando Vergara)
Guinea Photos Spain Sports Wikipedia: Vicente del Bosque

Dr. Jayant Patel arrives at the Supreme Court in Brisbane, Australia, on Monday March 22, 2010.

The Australian
Jayant Patel guilty of fraud as crown gives up chase
JAYANT Patel is unlikely to spend more time in jail, after the former Bundaberg surgeon pleaded guilty to fraud and prosecutors dropped all outstanding medical negligence... (photo: AP / Tertius Pickard)
Courts Fraud Photos Prison Wikipedia: Jayant Patel

Bayern's coach Louis van Gaal wipes his face during the German Bundsliga soccer match between SC Freiburg and FC Bayern Munich in Freiburg, Germany, on Saturday, March 19, 2011.

Goal
Netherlands
The Manchester United man withdrew from the squad due to injury and, with Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Ricky van Wolfswinkel also out, Louis van Gaal faces a selection dilemma... (photo: AP / Michael Kienzler)
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Nicolas Maduro takes the presidential oath from National Assembly's President Disodado Cabello during a swearing-in ceremony at the National Assembly in Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, March 8, 2013.

BBC News
Venezuela's President Maduro moves nearer to decree powers
Venezuela's National Assembly has paved the way to granting special powers for President Nicolas Maduro. Under the measures the leader would be able to govern by... (photo: AP / Fernando Llano)
Nicolas Maduro Photos Venezuela Wikipedia : Corruption in Venezuela

Usain Bolt

City A.M.
Jamaican failed tests are tip of the iceberg, says doping chief
A TOP Jamaican anti-doping official believes the country’s athletics scene could have a far bigger problem with drugs than is currently acknowledged. Dr Paul Wright’s... (photo: Creative Commons)

President Barack Obama leaves the Diplomatic Reception Room at the White House in Washington Friday, Jan. 15, 2010, after speaking about the earthquake in Haiti.

Huffington Post
President Obama: In Search of a Creative Policy Towards Cuba
President Barack Obama was in Miami on Friday connecting with the political base that supported his re-election in 2012. Obama appeared at a Cuban American National... (photo: AP / Alex Brandon)
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IPTV News

	Iraqi leader blames regional unrest for revival of al Qaeda in Iraq Swissinfo
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	NSA 'spied on Brazil and Mexico' - Brazilian TV report BBC News

Society &Culture;

	Rihanna breaks record with 'Diamonds' tour in Israel Digital Spy
	Haiti PM: United Nations has moral responsibility in Haiti cholera outbreak The Miami Herald
	Photos tell story of kids from the Haitian island of Île-à-Vaches The Miami Herald

Radio & TV

	Usain Bolt's 100m Olympic record watched by 20 million viewers on BBC Digital Spy
	Few South Florida journalists given OK to cover papal visit from Cuba The News & Observer
	Bill Clinton Details Charity Work As Preview To CNN's 'Big Stars, Big Giving' Huffington Post

The pirate and the assassin

Haitian migrants rescued at sea

Haitians die in Bahamas boat capsize

Dozens die as migrant boat capsizes

Israel: EU funds will not reach occupied land

Russia outraged by giant Louis Vuitton suitcase

How one woman's unfunded health-care charity saves lives

Lawmaker pleads guilty in cocaine buy

Modern relationships made, marred, mended by technology

Cruise Launch Schedules, Repurchase Programs, Divestitures,

Madonna and Sean Penn reunite for charity trip to Haiti

Coast Guard, Bahamians in frantic search for Haitian migrant

Nassau, Bahamas 2009.02.25
sunny intervals.
	Min: 20°C/68°F Max: 20°C/68°F

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro, left, talks with Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez at the government house in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Wednesday, May 8, 2013. Maduro is on a South American tour that began in Uruguay and will end in Brazil.

Argentina votes in key test for Cristina Fernandez

Cuban Peso

Cuba Announces Start of Currency Unification

Beach - Ocean - Blue waters - Davao Gulf - Samal Island, Philippines

>"Infrastructure and Indicators of Healthcare in the Caribbean" Report Launched as Joint Project by Stackpole ...

UPDATE 1-Orange to sell Dominican Republic unit to Altice fo Reuters
Insight - After lost decades, hopes rise for Congo dam to po Swissinfo
Iran's Rouhani says economic problems go beyond sanctions Swissinfo
Thai protesters move on more ministries; central bank cuts r Swissinfo
JF Mills outsources retail operation The Gleaner
Orange agrees Dominican Republic unit sale to Altice Reuters
>IARFC Cruise Conference - Exploring the Western Caribbean Seattle Post
Thai protesters move on ministries, offices in anti-governme Swissinfo
Merkel and SPD clinch coalition deal two months after vote Swissinfo
Italy PM wins confidence vote as Berlusconi moves to opposit Swissinfo
Italy PM Letta wins confidence vote as Berlusconi moves to o Swissinfo
Pinewood’s revenue, net debt up Screen Daily
Italian government wins senate confidence vote on 2014 budge Swissinfo
Cuba to let islanders rent out their home phones Lexington Herald-Leader
Michael Grimm Ethics Investigation Deferred To Justice Depar Huffington Post
EU To Ban Fish Imports From Cambodia, Belize And Guinea Huffington Post
UPDATE 1-Cuba suspends consular services in U.S., blames emb Reuters
Cuban mission in US halts consular services Boston Herald
10 Dead After Boat Carrying Haitian Migrants Capsizes In The Business Insider
RPT-Fitch affirms the Dominican Republic's ratings at 'B'; o Reuters

The Vice President, Shri Mohd. Hamid Ansari.

Vice-President Hamid Ansari embarks on visit to Peru, Cuba

File - Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff.

Is Brazil the target of industrial espionage?

The Dominican Republic and Haiti: one island riven by an unresolved past

The Dominican Republic and Haiti: one island riven by an unresolved past

Five years after war, Georgia defies Russia over Europe Swissinfo
Pakistan chooses moderate to take over as army chief Swissinfo
Raheel Sharif chosen as new Pakistan army chief - government Swissinfo
Iran will continue construction at Arak nuclear site - Zarif Swissinfo
Boycott bad for all - Leaders say move practical but would h The Gleaner
Woe to my generation in Jamaica The Gleaner
O.J. Simpson denied request for new trial, attorney says Swissinfo
Egypt prosecutor orders arrest of two leading activists Swissinfo
Defying China, U.S. bombers and Japanese planes fly through Swissinfo
China rejects Australian concern on air defence zone Swissinfo
Insight - After Assad, Syria democrats learn to fear Qaeda Swissinfo
China says monitored U.S. bombers' flight through airspace z Swissinfo
Merkel and SPD in breakthrough on coalition talks, conservat Swissinfo
Dominicans send 88 more to Haiti; total now 357 New Straits/Business Times
First book printed in America sells for record $14.2 million Swissinfo
Dominicans expell 88 more to Haiti Stuff
Australia PM seeks security dialogue with Indonesia after sp Swissinfo
At least 30 Haitians die after boat capsizes off Bahamas Daily Press
Cuba suspends consular services in U.S., blames embargo Reuters
New clashes between army, Islamists in Libya's Benghazi Swissinfo

Artificial lights in fun fair at night

Bringing back the night: the fight against light pollution

A man cools himself in water overflowing from a parked truck that delivers drinking water in Havana, Cuba, Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2013. The United States has issued an advisory for travelers to Cuba after several foreign visitors were sickened by cholera in recent weeks. "We urge you to follow public health recommendations and guidelines, such as safe food and water precautions and frequent hand washing to help prevent cholera infection," the diplomatic mission said in a statement published online. The embargo against Cuba bars most American tourism to the island, but hundreds of thousands of Cuban-Americans make legal family visits each year and increasing numbers of U.S. citizens are visiting through licensed cultural exchanges.

US issues advisory for Cuba over cholera cases

File - The International Organization for Migration (IOM) distributed jerry cans, tarps and other tent rebuilding materials to residents of camps for displaced people in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaac, Carrefour, Haiti, 26 August, 2012.

Urban oasis offers hope to Haiti's poorest

Haitian migrants drown after sinking in the Bahamas BBC News
Frida Kahlo: Why Mexico's elite still shun the artist BBC News
Hernandez has 'unassailable lead' in Honduras poll BBC News
World Cup 2014: Brazil stadium building behind schedule BBC News
Footprints Nassau The Verge
>Crowley to Build Revolutionary LNG-Powered ConRo Ships for Seattle Post
KU preparing for ‘business trip’ to Bahamas for Battle 4 Atl Kansas City Star
Brazil behind World Cup stadium building schedule BBC News
French anti-riot police train Brazilian counterparts BBC News
Honduras election: Rival candidates claim victory BBC News
Haitians Remain in Tents Four Years After Catastrophic Quake Jakarta Globe
The Decline of the US (and Everyone Else …) The People's Voice
Kansas State beats Long Beach 52-38 in Puerto Rico seventh-p Kansas City Star
Cuba 'knew of Oswald's planned hit on Kennedy' The Australian
Venezuela opposition protests at Maduro special powers BBC News
Mother's Caribbean murder trial fears BBC News
Teachers pull tuk tuk in Peru, on world record bid BBC News
Jamaica sets eyes on digital future The Gleaner
Inside The Spy Plane That Was At The Center Of Kennedy's Cub San Francisco Chronicle
>Inside The Spy Plane That Was At The Center Of Kennedy's Cu Seattle Post

Press Briefing - Rio +20 Antonio de Aguiar Patriota, Ministro de Relações Exteriores do Brasil entrevistado por Mônica Villela Grayley, chefe da Rádio ONU em Português

Brazil asks US to explain internet surveillance

A Bank of America ATM corner in Washington, DC, USA as seen in this June 8, 2011 photo.

Global Network of Hackers Steal $45 Million From ATMs

Alicia Keys performs during The Freedom Tour at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida - March 27, 2010

Alicia Keys -- Bahamian Bikini Babe

Online hints ahead of school deaths Belfast Telegraph
Another Vote on Washington’s Anti-Cuba Policy at the United CounterPunch
Sizzling hot Cyber Monday specials from Hawaii to the Curaca The Examiner
Aruba Networks Reports Fiscal First Quarter 2014 Financial R Seeking Alpha
The Ultimate Guide to Cyber Week Travel Deals: Black Friday, Huffington Post
TechLink inspiring more innovative technology use The Gleaner
5 Arrested With Bags of Cash After Mass Cyber Heist ABC News
32-Year-Old Brooklyn Man Dies Trying To Set American Free Di Business Insider
Truth isn't what it used to be in Internet world Denver Post
>Software Review: DISCOVERY SERIES: CUBA from Native Instrum Seattle Post
Get in on the bidding action as Friday's deadline for deals Detroit news
Truth isn’t what it used to be in an Internet world Stars and Stripes
New Cuban Fury Poster Hits The Web IMDb
Don't Waste Mark Cuban’s Time With Your Long Business Backst Business Insider
Third Hacker Pleads Guilty to $45 Million Global 'Cyber Heis Mashable
Guilty plea in $45 million 'cyber heist' CNN
How Online Mapmakers Are Helping the Red Cross in the Philip Mashable
Bahamas air crash: 4 Americans on sight seeing tour dead The Examiner
Mark Cuban Reveals The Best And Worst 'Shark Tank' Pitches A Business Insider
President Obama: The US Needs To Update Its Cuba Policies Business Insider

Walkabout: Some National Parks Reopen; Bay Area Transit Strike Looms

Walkabout: Some National Parks Reopen; Bay Area Transit Strike Looms

Vatican Says It’s Assisting Dominicans in Abuse Case

Vatican Says It’s Assisting Dominicans in Abuse Case

Lowland forest in Mt. Leuser NP - Sumatra - Indonesia

Expedition Sumatra: 'We knew this was going to be a trip like no other'

Jamaica: Anti-theft alarms for goats BBC News
Cuba to suspend consular services in U.S. Philadelphia Daily News
Migrants capsize in Bahamas; up to 30 feared dead Herald Tribune
Cuba suspends consular services in U.S. CNN
U.S. court refuses to dismiss plot case against Bin Laden's Swissinfo
Caribbean leaders consider sanctions on Dominican immigratio Swissinfo
Mexico deports U.S.-born teenage hitman who beheaded for car Swissinfo
Caricom condemns Dominican citizenship ruling Philadelphia Daily News
At least 10 Haitians die, 110 saved from capsized ship in Ba Swissinfo
Cuba suspends consular services in U.S., blames the embargo Swissinfo
Bahamas finds bodies from capsized migrant boat Detroit news
At least 10 Haitians die after boat capsizes off Bahamas Sun Sentinel
Ten Haitian migrants die, 100 cling to capsized ship in Baha Swissinfo
Girls' basketball: Windward freshman Chelsey Gipson gets 15 The Los Angeles Times
Pinewood’s revenue, net debt increase Screen Daily
#teamCaribbean Jamaica Observer
Mount Hartman Bay Estate, Grenada, Caribbean Harpers Bazaar
Warning on Central African Republic Belfast Telegraph
EDITORIAL - The CARICOM bogey The Gleaner
The Wedding Will Have to Wait The New York Times

In this photo released Friday, Feb. 15, 2013 by Miraflores Presidential Press Office, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, center, poses for a photo with his daughters, Maria Gabriela, left, and Rosa Virginia at an unknown location in Havana, Cuba, Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013.

Venezuela Releases First Pictures of Chávez

Cheongsam Clothes display on the shop and one the example ready to sell to celebrated coming up Chinese New Year

New Year honours 2013: the full list

Celebrating partnership:

Celebrating partnership:

Haiti’s prime minister tours Silicon Valley The Miami Herald
Haiti's prime minister tours Silicon Valley Herald Tribune
Haiti’s prime minister touring Silicon Valley, becomes lates The Washington Post
>Haiti's prime minister tours Silicon Valley Seattle Post
AT&T rolls out low-priced calling plan for Latin America Business Journal
MacDill unit provides vital communications support globally Tampa Bay Online
JetBlue Airways Reports October Traffic Seeking Alpha
Obama says U.S. needs to update policies on Cuba Swissinfo
Cable & Wireless cuts 650 staff in the Caribbean Jamaica Observer
Scientific Games' Third Quarter 2013 Revenue Rises 4% Seeking Alpha
The 6 Types Of Prostitutes And Where They Work Business Insider
'Shark Tank' Investor Reveals Mark Cuban's Strategy On The S Business Insider
>Hernon Manufacturing Wins 2013 SBA Exporting Award Seattle Post
>Connect Puerto Rico Applauds FCC Decision to Deliver High-S Seattle Post
Indonesia summons Australian ambassador over U.S.-led spying Swissinfo
Indonesia summons Australian ambassador over U.S.-led spying Swissinfo
Japan rejects Chinese protests over sea drills, denies inter Swissinfo
U.S. Senate panel passes plan to restrict but keep mass surv Swissinfo
U.S. Senate panel passes plan to restrict, not end, surveill Swissinfo
Analysis - Aquino's Mr Clean image skewered by Philippine po Swissinfo

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