Author: Circles Robinson

Abuses Fueled Egypt Protesters’ Fury

In Egypt, where protestors continued to demonstrate Tuesday for the eighth day in a row, the use of torture by law enforcement officials over the past two decades has contributed to the growing unrest, rights groups say.

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Migratory Flow from Cuba to Ecuador Stops

The flow of Cuban emigrants to Ecuador stopped in 2010, after the measures taken by that country’s government to face the fraudulent marriages and the corruption in immigration procedures, affirmed Ricardo Patiño, that South American country’s foreign minister, reported IPS.

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Cuban FM Questions OAS Role in Haiti

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez asked the Organization of American States (OAS) to “stop carrying out actions outside its mandate that violate Haitian sovereignty,” while he called on the United Nations Blue Helmets to abide by their mandate in that Caribbean nation, where more than a thousand Cuban health professionals are deployed. In statements to the press in Quito, Rodríguez denied that former Haitian President Bertrand Aristide is in Cuban territory, reported IPS.

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Raúl Castro Tells Ministers to Listen to the Population

Cuban President Raúl Castro urged the members of the Council of Ministers to take into consideration the population’s opinions regarding the new measures being taken by the government as part of the plan for the “updating” of the island’s economic system, reported IPS.

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Cuban Hotel Wins Environmental Management Prize

The Sol Palmeras Hotel, located in Varadero beach resort, was awarded the Travelife Gold Prize by the Thomas Cook international tour operator for its environmental management, according to Benigno Pérez, marketing and sales director of the Sol Meliá Cuba division, the Spanish company that manages that tourist installation, reported IPS.

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Obama Looking Beyond Mubarak

With new anti-government demonstrations expected in Cairo and other Egyptian cities Tuesday, the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama appears to have concluded that the 29- year reign of President Hosni Mubarak is coming to an end.

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A Cuba Shoe Story

For the last three months I’ve had several experiences related to footwear. I went to stores almost every day for about a month but didn’t find anything appropriate for my youngest daughter.

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Don’t Skimp on Efforts for Life

The five survivors tremble with emotion in sharing their exciting and contagious stories that make viewers recall moments in their own lives when they could have been close to death. For our futures, this makes us reassess all the importance and significance of having made it to where we are now and everything that can be implied by our continued living.

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