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Hola (de nuevo) mundo
Con dominio nuevo y las pilas cargadas, vuelvo a retomar esto desde el teclado de mi iPhone. Veamos cómo se nos da!
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Egyptian Unrest News Round-Up:
Live Updates: NYT, CNN, BBC, Guardian, Reuters, Al Jazeera.
What You Need To Know:
Egyptian protests enter seventh day (yesterday); Reuters: Death toll at 138; curfew lifted; new cabinet sworn in; police returning to streets; general strike, “march of millions” called for Tuesday; ABC News’s Lara Setrakian: “This city is preparing for a showdown.”
Bread, beans, rice in short supply; bank run a major concern, reopening date not yet set; at Cario International Airport, an “exodus.”
Further Reading / Viewing:
Photo Above: “Demonstrators carry a banner showing the images of the five U.S. presidents who were in power since Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak took office in 1981.” (reuters)
EU wants “orderly transition to a broad-based government”; Israel “shocked” by Obama’s “betrayal” of Mubarak, tells allies to tone down criticism of Mubarak administration; actor Omar Sharif: “The president should have resigned.”
Six Al Jazeera journalists detained in Cairo, released following State Department request, camera equipment seized; with Al Jazeera blackout, website sees 2500% increase in traffic.
8 Essential Longform Reads About Egypt; photos from the protests; Syrians attempting to organize protests on Facebook.
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Egyptian Unrest News Round-Up:
Live Updates: NYT, CNN, BBC, Guardian, Reuters, Al Jazeera.
What You Need To Know:
- Egyptian protests enter seventh day (yesterday); Reuters: Death toll at 138; curfew lifted; new cabinet sworn in; police returning to streets; general strike, “march of millions” called for Tuesday; ABC News’s Lara Setrakian: “This city is preparing for a showdown.”
- Bread, beans, rice in short supply; bank run a major concern, reopening date not yet set; at Cario International Airport, an “exodus.”
Further Reading / Viewing:
- Photo Above: “Demonstrators carry a banner showing the images of the five U.S. presidents who were in power since Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak took office in 1981.” (reuters)
- EU wants “orderly transition to a broad-based government”; Israel “shocked” by Obama’s “betrayal” of Mubarak, tells allies to tone down criticism of Mubarak administration; actor Omar Sharif: “The president should have resigned.”
- Six Al Jazeera journalists detained in Cairo, released following State Department request, camera equipment seized; with Al Jazeera blackout, website sees 2500% increase in traffic.
- 8 Essential Longform Reads About Egypt; photos from the protests; Syrians attempting to organize protests on Facebook.
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25 cosas que odio «o que algunos odian» de Facebook
El vídeo es una creación de Cenicero Total y lo vi en Microsiervos
Reblogged from Por Donde Me Da.COM
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