Tuesday, February 09, 2010 | 15:58 ET
BUE, Temp 30º Humidity: 62%
Edition Nº 2628
The senator attacks again
Reutemann now accuses Gov’t of having ‘obsessions’ against farming sector
The Santa Fe province senator blasted the Kirchner administration again when he said that "policies implemented on the production sector (agricultural, livestock and dairy) have been disastrous," and added that the situation in the farming sector "has gotten worse."
Reutemann now accuses Gov’t of having ‘obsessions’ against farming sector
•Das Neves distances self from Reutemann's statements
•Chiche Duhalde supports Reutemann sayings and slashes down Kirchnerite
•Moyano blasts Reutemann: ‘Politically, he doesn't exist'
Government House conference
CFK: ‘Worker registration in private sector highest since 1974’
President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner assured today the amount of worker registration in the private sector set a new record this year in Argentina. She also announced improvements for retired citizens and pensioners.
CFK: ‘Worker registration in private sector highest since 1974’
Some areas are already under nearly 3 feet of snow
Another major storm headed to snowy Mid-Atlantic
A second major storm in less than a week was blowing toward the Mid-Atlantic region, where plows still hadn't touched some roads, utility workers were struggling to restore power and shovels were in short supply.
Another major storm headed to snowy Mid-Atlantic
The center-leftist won 47 percent of the vote
Costa Rica elects Chinchilla first woman president in landslide victory
Laura Chinchilla, a protege of Nobel peace laureate President Oscar Arias, won a landslide election victory in Costa Rica to become the country's first woman elected president. Chinchilla, formerly Arias' vice president, has vowed to continue his pro-business policies in the Central American nation expanding free trade pacts.
Costa Rica elects Chinchilla first woman president in landslide victory
‘No widespread price rises,’ Cabinet Chief says
Cabinet Chief Aníbal Fernández declared that in Argentina "there are no widespread price rises," and regarding the increase in the meat value, he explained that "producers are being paid for livestock like never before."
• Boudou assures 'there is no such inflationary process in Argentina'
Kirchner leaves Intensive Care Unit
Former President Néstor Carlos Kirchner has been transferred form Intensive Care to General Care unit as the lawmaker now rests in a regular room at the 'De los Arcos' Clinic, where Kirchner was hospitalized on Sunday afternoon and underwent surgery due to a blocked carotid artery.
Merval gains 1.6%; Brazil's Bovespa rises 2.1%
The Merval benchmark index increases 1.6 percent to 2.223,39 points. It declines 4.5 percent so far in February, drops 5.5 percent in 2010. The main indicator of the Brazilian stock market's average performance gains 2.1 percent to 64.507,56 points. The US dollar stands at ARG$3.87 /ARG$3.83
Real Madrid want Higuaín to stay until 2016
After Marcelo signing last week an extension on his contract with Real Madrid until 2015, now the turn seems to jumpp on Argentine star striker Gonzalo Higuaín who could follow suit within the next few days, as he is reported to be set to extend his contract with Los Blancos until June 2016, according to a Spanish newspaper.
Banking on developmentBy Michael Soltys
Sunday’s emergency operation on Néstor Kirchner’s carotid artery should not distract attention from the main issue of this bicentenary year so far any more than the ex-president’s dollar purchases 16 months ago (simply a minor example of a chronic ethical gap) — the Bicentennial Fund and the future of the Central Bank under its new president Mercedes Marcó del Pont.
- Kirchner leaves Intensive Care Unit
- Sentiment, success, adventure make Saints 'America's' team
- Lakers down Spurs for second win without Kobe
- Payton feels weight of history after Super Bowl triumph
- Boca crushes Lanús 3-1
- For New Orleans, victory is about more than football
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- CFK: ‘Worker registration in private sector highest since 1974’
- Ronaldinho out of Brazil squad to play Ireland
- Gago settled at Real Madrid, but flattered by Inter
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Me and Mr. Jones, we got a thing
By Sorrel Moseley-Williams
If Tom Jones’ peepers were a watery shade of blue, his butt wiggles less thrusting and provocative and his vocal chords not so perfectly powerful, he might have remained in some Welsh valley singing down the working men’s club every weekend for a few quid and a pint.
If Tom Jones’ peepers were a watery shade of blue, his butt wiggles less thrusting and provocative and his vocal chords not so perfectly powerful, he might have remained in some Welsh valley singing down the working men’s club every weekend for a few quid and a pint.
Cranberries set foot on Argentine soil for first time, and what a debut!
By Mariana Marcaletti
In general, when mythical bands finally make it to Argentina, a long time after they reached massive acclaim all over the world, it’s believed that they are on their way down. Most are old, no longer perform in developed countries and come to this forgotten nation to amaze local fans who are always pleased to welcome international groups.
In general, when mythical bands finally make it to Argentina, a long time after they reached massive acclaim all over the world, it’s believed that they are on their way down. Most are old, no longer perform in developed countries and come to this forgotten nation to amaze local fans who are always pleased to welcome international groups.
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