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Other: Climate Rage | Naomi Klein

By Naomi Klein - November 11th, 2009 Published in Rolling Stone One last chance to save the world—for months, that's how the United Nations summit on climate change in Copenhagen, which starts in early December, was being...

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Ecuador will pay Peru US 52 million dollars for supplying energy

LivinginPeru.com Isabel Guerra ElectroPeru's General Manager, Raul Tengan, has confirmed that according to the terms of the agreement signed between Peru and Ecuador, Peru will export its excess energy until April 31st. Ecuador...

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Delia Albertina Buri Villa : Ecuador

25 of $300 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 26, 2009 Delia Albertina Buri Villa is a single mother of three living in the Paraiso district of Guayaquil. Ms. Buri sells chickens and guinea pigs; she currently has around 100...

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The banana wars are over

Europe and Latin America look set to declare a truce in their 16-year-old trade war over bananas, putting further downward pressure on prices. Simon Wilson explains what the truce means, and investigates who is set to benefit.

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Man Vs. Wild: Are You Ready to get Wild Around the World?

By Gord Lacey - Image Entertainment and Discovery Channel have just announced a single-disc release for Man vs. Wild starring Bear Grylls. The release includes 4 episodes, and runs for 162 mins. The Anamorphic... (more)

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Reminds Me of the Last Time I Tried to Help

Location: Cedar Crest, New Mexico, United States I was born a New Yorker and have lived in more places than I can count on one hand. My wanderings included a total of more than two years in Ecuador and nine years in California....

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'Careless' driver killed cyclist

John Lyons was nearing the end of the cycle ride Police in Ecuador reported that a truck that hit and killed a man from Jersey was being driven without due care and attention, Jersey Hospice has said. John Lyons, 60, died in...

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Australians' bizarre travel insurance claims

From ANI Melbourne, Nov 26: Some of the most bizarre claims ever made by Australian travellers has now been revealed by insurance companies. One Aussie traveller claimed a monkey stole his wallet while on a holiday, and the...

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Iran and Latin America: Ayatollahs in the backyard

President Ahmadinejad’s visit to Brazil this week vindicates Iran’s strategy of cosying up with Latin America HOW should you deal with elected leaders who view their domestic opponents as agents of foreign powers and...

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LDQ thrashes Fluminense 5-1 in Sudamericana final

Edison Mendez's quality hat trick led Liga de Quito to a 5-1 rout of Fluminense in the first leg of the Copa Sudamericana final on Wednesday. The return leg is next Wednesday at Rio de Janeiro, where Fluminense will be relieved...

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