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Honduras Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet Honduras Travel Guide. Honduras travel information, advice, hotels , reviews, maps and itineraries.
Trinidad and Tobago - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Travel Grenada - Grenada Hotels - The Official Travellers Gu..
Online version of the printed 'Travellers Guide Grenada', including local tourism and business information. Listings of accommodation, tours, ...
CIA - The World Factbook -- Panama
Features a map and brief descriptions of geography, economy, government, and people.
Grenada on the Internet, One Byte at a time
Grenada News, Products, Music, Sports, Culture, Politics and more from that Caribbean Island.
The History Guy: The Invasion of Grenada
A brief synopsis of the American invasion of Grenada in 1983. A good resource for students and researchers. This page contains links to other sites on this ...
Economy of Suriname - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Paraguay Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet Paraguay Travel Guide. Paraguay travel information, advice, hotels , reviews, maps and itineraries.
Trinidad & Tobago Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lone..
Lonely Planet Trinidad & Tobago Travel Guide. Trinidad & Tobago travel information, advice, hotels, reviews, maps and itineraries.
Governments on the WWW: Grenada
Links to websites of governmental institutions and political parties in Grenada.
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Bush, McCain, Obama have historic West Wing huddle
President Bush, Barack Obama and John McCain were an unlikely trio at the White House on Thursday mulling a $700 billion bailout to end the U.S. financial market crisis.
The taste of American medicine
Both bubbles had been abetted by wild borrowing, of course. Debt in Japan soared. Air escaped from the real estate bubble gradually. Property values sagged more and more throughout the 1990s, causing ...
Recordings aim to capture calls of the wild West
Rattlesnakes are not to be trifled with, but if you are trying to collect the sound of every creature in the West that slithers, hops, flies or flops, distance is not a luxury you can afford.
Only warning shots fired at helos
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Ohio election officials brace for early voting
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AP - Voters began casting absentee ballots Tuesday to take advantage of a disputed early voting law in this crucial swing state.
Feds to Investigate Katrina Bridge Shootings
NEW ORLEANS -- The Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice and the U.S. Attorney's office in New Orleans will investigate the fatal shootings which occurred on a city bridge following Hur...
GOP files FEC complaint about Obama's fundraising
The Republican National Committee filed a complaint Monday alleging that Democrat Barack Obama's presidential campaign has received illegal contributions from foreigners and donations that exceed federal limits.
Zimbabwe rivals clinch long-awaited power-sharing deal
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AFP - Zimbabweans on Friday waited to hear details of a power-sharing deal reached by the country's political rivals in a bid to end a bitter crisis after marathon talks that centred on how much authority President Robert Mugabe would cede.
Latin American leaders support Bolivia President, warn auton..
At an emergency summit, South American leaders have provided surprisingly strong backing for embattled Bolivian President Evo Morales.
IMF chief tells world not to forget poor countries
The head of the International Monetary Fund said Wednesday that as financial crises roil advanced countries' economies, "it is important not to lose sight of the 'other crisis,' the continued debilitating impact of food and fuel hikes on some of the world's poorest countries."
Train fans fear L.A. crash will derail their hobby
LOS ANGELES – They stand within feet of speeding locomotives, climb signal poles to photograph passing trains and try to befriend conductors and engineers. Passionate train buffs call themsel...
US re-examines Afghan attack that killed civilians
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AP - The U.S. military said Sunday it has "new information" about an American attack that Afghanistan says killed 90 civilians and it is sending a senior military officer to the country to review its initial investigation that concluded no more than seven civilians died.
Oldest Bowling Alley in America Turns 100
MILWAUKEE The walls of this tiny bowling alley are so close together you'd think a bowler would feel claustrophobic. But stand before this pair of lanes, in the same spot where bowlers have bee...
Some Conservatives Ask If Palin
CHICAGO (CBS) ― It's a sure bet that the vice presidential candidates will be asked about the economy during their first and only debate, to be held Thursday. But the question a lot of people a...
New York oil price falls below & #36;90
below 90 dollars a barrel on Monday in Asian trade.New York's main contract, light sweet crude for November delivery, was 3.91 dollars lower at 89.97 dollars a barrel in late afternoon trade before re...
Canadian premier pledges Afghanistan pull-out in 2011 - Feat..
Montreal - Prime Minister Stephen Harper's pledge to withdraw Canadian troops from Afghanistan in 2011 drew the expected barbs from opposition parties but was met with utter silence in NATO capitals. Canada became the second NATO country to set a def...
Official: Kashkari to be tapped to head bailout
An official says the administration has decided to pick a key Treasury Department official to be the interim head of its $700 billion rescue effort for financial institutions.
Spears and Brand set for MTV show
Troubled singer Britney Spears will join British comic Russell Brand to kick off the MTV Video Music Awards show in Los Angeles later.
Russia will not meet with U.S. on Iranian nuclear program
The move is the most significant indication yet of how Russia's war with Georgia has spoiled relations regarding other security issues.
Wells Fargo, Citi battle for Wachovia
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AP - A battle broke out Friday for control of Wachovia, as Wells Fargo agreed to pay $15.1 billion for the struggling bank, while Citigroup and federal regulators insisted that Citi's earlier and lower-priced takeover offer go forward.
Pakistan official: War until 'terror free'
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AP - Pakistan's war against Islamic extremists will go on until the country is "terrorism-free," a senior official said Friday after mounting violence prompted the United Nations to raise its security stance.
Wall Street points lower after GDP revision
Wall Street futures are down after the government reported that second-quarter economic growth was less robust than previously estimated.
Officials say Taliban mad over alleged US strike
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AP - The Taliban are unusually angry about the latest suspected U.S. missile strike in Pakistan, a sign a top militant may have died in the attack, officials and residents said Sunday amid reports the death toll rose by two to 24.
Stocks Fly After Feds Form Bank-Saving Plan
WASHINGTON | The stock market finally found reason to rally Thursday, and Congress promised quick action as the Bush administration prepared a plan to rescue banks from the bad debt at the heart of th...
Woodstock Film Festival opens Wednesday
New York, Oct 1 (Xinhua) The ninth annual Woodstock Film Festival, an American film festival that began in 1999, is all set to kick off later Wednesday.
Cuba welcomes UK anti-drug ship
A Royal Navy ship has visited Cuba for only the second time since the country's revolution 50 years ago
Nuke deal may get push to Senate floor on Tuesday
WASHIGTON: With only five legislative days left before the Congress is scheduled to adjourn, the Indo-US nuclear deal is literally down to the wires, with the first real opportunity to push the ini...
Airliner nearly hits small plane at Pa. airport
Airliner nearly hits small plane at Pa. airport A United Express flight had to brake and swerve at 140 mph to avoid by about 10 feet a small plane on the same Pennsylvania runway, airport and federal ...
Homeschoolers Seek New Rights
Homeschooling is no longer just an offbeat trend or an avant-garde educational choice. It is growing exponentially and its proponents are fighting for new legal rights in the U.S. With more than 2 mil...
Separate trials set in upstate NY body-parts case
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – A judge Tuesday ordered separate trials for three funeral home directors and four former employees of a biomedical supply company accused of looting body parts from three dozen...
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