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MENA: H1N1, Vaccines and Conspiracy Theories

globalvoicesonline.org
Nov 7, 2009 662 related
 

Many countries have introduced vaccinations to help combat the spread of H1N1, or swine flu. At Crossroads Arabia , John Burgess writes: With Haj due to start in just a couple of weeks, the Saudis are really bearing down on the...

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interview avec ilyas boumahdi :L'Indice élaboré ne permet pas de couvrir les habitudes de...

inseadima.com
Oct 17, 2009 28 related
 

Ilyes Boumahdi, analyste statisticien économiste et chef du service Activités tertiaires, Division de l'évaluation des politiques sectorielles, DEPF, MEF Le projet de décret récemment adopté portant sur l'actualisation des...

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Morocco delays appeal trial for 43 terror cell members

magharebia.com
Sep 3, 2009
 

The appeal trial for dozens of Moroccan terror cell members was delayed by a Salé court until October 7th, MAP reported on Wednesday (September 2nd). The 43 people from Fes, Nador, Casablanca, Khouribga and Bijaad were...

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Morocco kicks off new GNF1 football season

magharebia.com
Aug 31, 2009
 

Morocco's GNF1 championship series began Friday with Difaâ El Jadida's 1-0 win over Ittihad Khémisset, MAP reported on Sunday (August 30th). In other Day 1 action on Saturday, AS Salé bested KAC Kénitra 1-0 and Wydad Casablanca...

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Khouribga festival honours African cinema

magharebia.com
Jul 24, 2009
 

African filmmakers gathered in the Moroccan city of Khouribga this July to celebrate the continent's cinematography. By Sarah Touahri for Magharebia in Casablanca – 24/07/09 [Sarah Touahri] Moroccan Minister of Communications...

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Economic decline drives many Moroccans to return home

magharebia.com
May 20, 2009
 

The impact of the world economic crisis is becoming more evident among the Moroccan community in Europe. Unable to make ends meet, the best option many have is to return to Morocco. By Hassan Benmehdi for Magharebia in...

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Maghreb countries prepare for swine flu pandemic

magharebia.com
May 1, 2009 3,093 related
 

Since swine flu first appeared in Mexico, the swift-moving and potentially fatal virus has spread to multiple countries and prompted the World Health Organization to warn of a global pandemic. Maghreb states have been quick to...

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