10/08/2008
Eurotrade Moves Services To DIGITALK (ContactCenterWorld.com)
Milton Keynes, UK - October 8, 2008 - Eurotrade Enterprises Ltd. has deployed a range of customised and service-ready applications on the DIGITALK Multiservice Platform, including Number Translation and Hosted IP PBX services.
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10/06/2008
South Africa: Liberation Movement Must Continue to Shun Tribalism (AllAfrica.com)
THERE are two very different ways of contemplating a split in the African National Congress (ANC).
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10/06/2008
WITNESS report - Bolivia divided (TVNZ)
For the unity of Bolivia read the banner at a road block in the opposition stronghold of Santa Cruz, but deeper division was hard to imagine.
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10/05/2008
WITNESS: The battle of Tiquipaya: Bolivia divided (Reuters via Yahoo!7 News)
Raymond Colitt is a senior correspondent who heads the Reuters bureau in Brasilia and has about 15 years of reporting experience in Latin America.
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10/05/2008
RPT-WITNESS-The battle of Tiquipaya: Bolivia divided (AlertNet)
Source: Reuters By Raymond Colitt TIQUIPAYA, Bolivia, Oct 5 (Reuters) - "For the unity of Bolivia" read the banner at a road block in the opposition stronghold of Santa Cruz, but deeper division was hard ...
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10/05/2008
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president of South America's poorest country who had kicked out the U.S. ambassador a week earlier. We were told to wait for their leader. A lean Che Guevara-like figure in his early 20s with a thin beard and a khaki military cap emerged from the huddle manning the barricade.
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09/17/2008
Vying for a comeback, Turkey talks to an old foe (International Herald Tribune)
Once the major player in the Caucasus during the 19th century when the Ottoman Empire stretched across a vast area, Turkey today is using quiet diplomacy to re-establish its influence.
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09/15/2008
Bolivia death toll rises (Los Angeles Times)
At least 28 have died in violence. Evo Morales' government and the opposition accuse each other of arming paramilitaries. The death toll in last week's violence in a remote northern province rose to more than two dozen, Bolivia's government said Sunday, as it held frantic talks with opponents to avert further bloodshed.
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09/15/2008
Kurdish ambitions threaten to magnify Iraq's instability (Kurdish Media)
"Of all the political problems facing Iraq today, perhaps none is so intractable as the fate of Kirkuk, a city of 900,000 that Kurds, Arabs and Turkmens all claim as their own," The New York Times reported in August.
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09/12/2008
Venezuela expels U.S. ambassador (Los Angeles Times)
President Hugo Chavez says he's acting in solidarity with Bolivia, which ordered the U.S. envoy there to leave. The move is another setback in the region for Washington. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Thursday that he was expelling the U.S. ambassador in the latest escalation of tensions between Washington and Latin American leftists.
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