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  • 11/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    At long last, Murray

    Andy Murray won the US Open last night against Novak Djokovic, in a historic five-hour match which saw him claim his first Grand Slam and the first by a British tennis player since Fred Perry in 1936. Murray triumphed in five sets: 7-6, 7-5, 2-6, 3-6, 6-2.

  • 11/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    Chávez woos rich

    CARACAS — Venezuela’s stridently anti-capitalist president, Hugo Chávez, has urged the rich to vote for him to prevent a “civil war,” while his rival told the poor he will not scrap popular Socialist welfare projects if he wins next month’s election. Chávez, 58, and Henrique Capriles, 40, face off in an October 7 vote for the presidency of the South American nation of 29 million people, which has the world’s largest oil reserves and is a financier of leftist governments around the region.

  • 11/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    Córdoba, gov’t stalemate on pension debt

    The conciliation hearing between the national government and Córdoba, convened by the Supreme Court to resolve a claim by the province for compensation of 1.040 billion pesos it claims it is owed for pension repayments, met with failure yesterday and the parties involved descended into mutual accusations over the failure to comply with previous agreements.

  • 11/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    France’s richest man faces storm of scorn over nationality move

    PARIS — French Socialist leaders and other leftists accused Bernard Arnault, France’s richest man, of lacking patriotism over his decision to seek Belgian nationality.Arnault, head of the LVMH luxury empire, confirmed the move a day before President François Hollande gave details of a 2013 budget that includes a 75 percent supertax on top earners. He denied, however, that becoming Belgian was a ploy to cut his future tax bill and said he would continue to pay taxes in France.

  • 10/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    BA finds its mantra

    India's spiritual leader and founder of Art of Living Foundation Sri Sri Ravi Shankar addresses an estimated crowd of 120,000 before leading meditation at Palermo Gardens in Buenos Aires yesterday.

  • 10/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    Iraq blasts kill 100 as VP gets death sentence

    BAGHDAD — Car bombs tore through mainly Shiite Baghdad districts yesterday after Iraq’s fugitive Vice-President Tareq al-Hashemi was sentenced to death in absentia. More than 100 people were killed across the country in one of the bloodiest days this year.

  • 10/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    Romney says would keep parts of ‘Obamacare’

    WASHINGTON — US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who has called for scrapping President Barack Obama’s 2010 US healthcare law, said in remarks aired yesterday that he likes key parts of “Obamacare” despite his party’s loathing of it and wants to retain them.

  • 10/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    Supreme Court’s Lorenzetti supports teen suffrage bill

    Supreme Court Chief Justice Ricardo Lorenzetti yesterday added his support to the voices in favour of the proposed bill to expand suffrage to 16-year-olds and described the proposal as “reasonable.”

  • 09/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    APEC sounds alarm on global economy

    China and Russia sounded the alarm about the state of the global economy at a summit yesterday and urged Asian-Pacific countries to protect themselves by forging deeper regional economic ties. Chinese President Hu Jintao said Beijing would do all it could to strengthen the 21-member Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and boost prospects of a global recovery by rebalancing its economy, Asia’s biggest.

  • 09/09/2012 | Printed Edition

    CFK, Rocca trade letters after spat

    President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner yesterday renewed her fierce criticism of steelmaker Techint, Argentina’s largest industrial group, charging that when its Chairman Paolo Rocca complains about labour costs what he wants is lower workers’ salaries.


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