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USAID Announces New Mission Director to Honduras

earthtimes.org     6 hrs ago          

Washington, Aug. 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) administered the oath of office to William Brands as its Mission Director for Honduras. USAID Acting Deputy Adm...                    

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Global food crisis coming to an end as farmers boost plantings

gulfnews.com     23 hrs ago   4 related          

New Delhi and Mumbai: A worldwide food crisis that sent prices of wheat, rice and corn to records and sparked riots from Haiti to Ivory Coast may be over after farmers boosted plantings, a top official in India's food ministry...                    

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Food inflation here to stay; prices up 6 percent this year

nwsource.com     13 hrs ago   30 related          

As prices for crude oil and other commodities ease, consumers have gotten a small dose of relief at the gas pump. NEW YORK — As prices for crude oil and other commodities ease, consumers have gotten a small dose of relief at...                    

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US Haitians a lifeline for those back home

bradenton.com     12 hrs ago   1 related          

Haitians living in Miami and other U.S. cities who send food regularly to their families in the Caribbean nation have become a lifeline for their loved ones amid soaring food prices and worsening hunger. The food shipments are...                    

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Internacionales - Honduras y M

panamanewsbriefs.com     23 hrs ago   48 related          

Panama News - Read me please! To use Panama News Briefs please select the article you wish to read, click on the header, then after it opens, click on the flag representing the language you wish to see and the page will...                    

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Noisette Family Reunion being held in SC

charlotte.com     12 hrs ago          

Posted: Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008 CHARLESTON, S.C. An international reunion of relatives and descendants of noted botanist Philippe Noisette is being held in South Carolina. Noisette is remembered as creator of the Noisette rose....                    

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Weekend in New York | Caribbean Food: In Brooklyn, Every Palate Is an Island

nytimes.com     19 hrs ago          

Robert Caplin for The New York Times At Culpepper’s, the Barbadian cou-cou and flying fish fillets are plentiful. Explore the West Indian restaurants of Brooklyn, concentrated along Nostrand and Flatbush Avenues. Try Ali’s on...                    

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Haitian Girl Recovers From Third Surgery At Sinai

wjz.com     22 hrs ago          

BALTIMORE (WJZ) ― A five-year-old Haitian girl is recovering from the latest of three surgeries at Baltimore's Sinai Hospital. Her name is Melissa and she was born with a condition called arthrogryposis. She was bent like a...                    

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Panamax Exercise Emphasizes Interagency Cooperation

globalsecurity.org     19 hrs ago          

By Donna Miles PANAMA CITY, Panama, Aug. 20, 2008 – The scenario threatened to bring world economies to their knees: A fictional terrorist group took control of an island off Panama, planted mines at approaches to the Panama...                    

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Central American bank to issue bonds in Taiwan

earthtimes.org     16 hrs ago          

Taipei - The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) is to launch its fifth bond issue in Taiwan to raise funds for economic development in Central America, Taiwan's Central Bank said Thursday. CABEI has applied...                    

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