Rescue operation continues at Peruvian mine
Peruvian officials hope that efforts to rescue nine miners trapped in a mine for days will pay dividends as early as Tuesday.
Month: April 2012
Workers’ strike paralyzes public transport in Brussels
Public transport in the Belgian capital, Brussels, was paralyzed for a fourth day Tuesday after staff walked out to protest the death of a co-worker in an assault.
LIAT dismisses workers
St John’s, Antigua: More then 20 employees of LIAT’s cargo department have been made redundant, just over one year after the company launched the intra Caribbean service, affected employees said,…
Cruise ship captain could be jailed
Italy’s highest court is expected to rule Tuesday on whether the captain of the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship will remain under house arrest.
Watson savors emotional Masters
First-time Masters champion Bubba Watson admits he’s still learning to control his emotions after a miraculous win left him bawling on the green.
Manchester United extends lead
Wayne Rooney and Paul Scholes scored as Manchester United beat 10-man Queens Park Rangers 2-0 Sunday to strengthen their grip on the English Premier League title with six matches to play.
Chavez back to Cuba for treatment
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez flew to Cuba early Sunday morning for another round of radiation treatment.
Al-Obeidi wants to be left alone
The caller ID on Eman al-Obeidi’s smart phone says private number. She guesses the call is from a fellow Libyan and promptly silences the ringer.
Al-Obeidi wants to be left alone
The caller ID on Eman al-Obeidi’s smart phone says private number. She guesses the call is from a fellow Libyan and promptly silences the ringer.
Al-Obeidi wants to be left alone
The caller ID on Eman al-Obeidi’s smart phone says private number. She guesses the call is from a fellow Libyan and promptly silences the ringer.
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