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HRW WORLD ATLAS - Venezuela
Skip Navigation Links. Website navigation bar with links to a website index, Spanish-language version of this. Venezuela ...
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Online version of the printed 'Travellers Guide Grenada', including local tourism and business information. Listings of accommodation, tours, ...
Jamaica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Motto: "Out of many, one people". Anthem: "Jamaica, Land We Love" Royal anthem: "God Save the Queen". Location of Jamaica ...
Governments on the WWW: Saint Lucia
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Website of the Belize Tourism Board
Guatemala Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lonely Plane..
Lonely Planet Guatemala Travel Guide. Guatemala travel information, advice, hotels, reviews, maps and itineraries.
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Map of Guatemala
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Stevens asks to skip court during financial mess
With Congress rushing to stop a meltdown in the U.S. financial market, Sen. Ted Stevens asked a federal judge Tuesday to let him skip out of his corruption trial from time to time.
Engineering a Solution to America
http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080618/ASEELOGO ) Prompted by healthcare's spiraling costs, and the millions of Americans lacking health insurance, engineers are joining other experts fro...
Slain N.C. Jogger Strangled
A woman whose body was found this summer in a partially developed subdivision near her North Carolina home probably died of strangulation, an autopsy report has found.
Teen accused of killing woman for beer money
Police in Florida say a 16-year-old boy slashed a woman to death and used the $6 he stole from her to buy beer.
These are TEST returns. They must not be broadcast or publis..
288 of 2,665 precincts - 11 percent
FDIC urges temporary hike in insured deposit limit
The agency that protects U.S. bank deposits is asking Congress for temporary authority to boost deposit insurance limits as the government works to contain the financial crisis.
Kids Vote for Obama as Next U.S. President at Mall of Americ..
BLOOMINGTON, Minn., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Americans will head to the polls in just 35 days to cast their vote for the next president of the United States, but who do kids think should be president?...
EX-running back Henry suspected in cocaine deal
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former National Football League running back Travis Henry has been arrested following an alleged cocaine deal in Colorado, federal authorities said on Wednesday.
4 new counts against suspect in 8 Midwest slayings
CHICAGO – First-degree murder charges were announced Thursday against a man suspected in a June killing spree that left eight people dead in Illinois and Missouri. The indictment against Nich...
Putin warns West against starting arms race
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Reuters - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin warned the West on Thursday against starting an arms race in Europe by stationing a U.S. missile defense shield near Russia's borders and said there was no basis for a new Cold War.
McCain defends retirement accounts amid stock dive
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AP - Wall Street turmoil left John McCain scrambling to explain why the fundamentals of the U.S. economy remained strong. It also left him defending his support for privately investing Social Security money in the same markets that had tanked earlier in the week.
Three courts clear way for early voting in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio – In a defeat for Republican challenges, state and federal courts have cleared the way for a weeklong period in which new voters can register and cast an absentee ballot on the sa...
The end of the American order
OTTAWA Before U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson was pressed into becoming the fire chief of the financial crisis, he had a good thing going as an economic missionary. Basking in what he ...
Angels Beat Sox in 12, Avert Another Sweep
BOSTON (AP) ― Francisco Rodriguez's biggest save of a record-breaking season came in a tie game.Rodriguez wriggled out of a bases-loaded jam in the 10th inning, Mike Napoli hit two early homers...
Number of dead in Guatemalan plane crash rises to 11
Guatemala City - The number of dead in the crash of a private plane Sunday in eastern Guatemala has risen to 11, after one of four people injured in the accident died of his wounds, hospital sources said Monday. Seven US citizens are among the dead, ...
UAW launches advertising campaign against McCain
United Auto Workers President Ron Gettelfinger said Tuesday the union would run $3 million worth of advertising criticizing Republican presidential candidate John McCain and his economic policies in four key states.
2 dead in helicopter crash into Wis. house
KENOSHA, Wis. – A helicopter crashed into a house early Sunday, killing two people in the aircraft, but five people were uninjured, police reported. The helicopter crashed through the roof of...
Obama making headway in Republican territory
Wall Street and the economy provide Barack Obama with new force as he makes forays into nine states that voted Republican in 2004.
Man goes on trial in
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A man went on trial for murder Monday in the death of a 3-year-old girl whose headless body was found in the woods and nicknamed "Precious Doe."
Stocks Mauled As Global Financial Crisis Continues To Spread
(MarketWatch) -- Latin American stock markets sank Monday, tumbling alongside equities worldwide as investors were spooked by the spread of the global financial crisis.
'Rockefeller' pleads not guilty to taking daughter
A German citizen who calls himself Clark Rockefeller has pleaded not guilty to charges related to the kidnapping of his 7-year-old daughter off a Boston street in July.
Global stocks surge on optimism over U.S. bailout
Stocks staged a broad recovery Tuesday, partly on bargain hunting but also because investors seemed optimistic that the U.S. bailout plan would be approved.
Pa. widow sues US over Iraq vet-husband
Pa. widow sues US over Iraq vet-husband's suicide The widow of a 23-year-old Iraq war veteran from Pennsylvania is suing the U.S. government over her husband's suicide.
US government probes chelation-heart disease study
The largest alternative medicine study the U.S. government has ever launched has stopped enrolling people while officials investigate whether participants were fully informed of the risks and are being adequately protected, The Associated Press has learned.
Bus murder suspect fit for trial
A man accused of beheading a passenger on a Canadian bus in July is now fit to stand trial, his lawyers say.
Episcopal dioceses mulling split over Bible, gays
NEW YORK – Three theologically conservative Episcopal dioceses will soon vote whether to secede from the liberal church in a dispute over how they should interpret what the Bible says on many is...
Los Angeles Officer Honored by NLEOMF
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) has announced the selection of Police Officer III Andrew Taylor of the Los Angeles Police Department as its Officer of ...
House meets to debate US bail-out
Investors face a nervous 24 hours as the US House of Representatives meets to debate a revised bank rescue plan.
US rivals back bail-out package
Presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain welcome a proposed $700bn plan to shore up the US financial system.
Study: Omitting cell phone users may affect polls
People with only cell phones may differ enough from those with landline telephones that excluding the growing population of cell-only users from public opinion polls may slightly skew the results, a study has concluded.
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