27 September 2005
Stories from 27 September 2005
Images from Cuba: Enrique's ‘57 Pontiac
“Voices of Cuba #9″ by Sven Steven, who normally blogs in English, Spanish, and French at
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Barrio Flores has the results from the “latest” pre-election poll taken nearly three weeks ago. Eduardo wonders if the numbers have changed since front-runner Evo Morales announced he would end the controversial U.S. program on coca eradication if elected.
Bermuda Blog has some photos of tropical storm Philippe's passing 60 miles south of the island.
Lost in Smallness reminds readers that all political campaigning must end several days before the election. Results are available from the A.P.
podcast.com.ar has a comprehensive list of the few podcasts currently being produced in Argentina along with a larger list of podcasts from the Spanish speaking podosphere.
Doug of All-Encompassingly summarizes an article from the Argentine daily La Nación, which says more than 70,000 public employees in Buenos Aires don't hold high school diplomas.
Oneworld Multimedia reports on how NGOs and public organizations in Armenia help children with disabilities thrive.
Nice to note year after year, Bangalore Pride Parade is improving a lot. Hope next year we see some recoreded...
I do not support capital punishment, in this instance there have no other alternative. What these killers have done is...
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Next time we will be there again :)