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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Wayne Madsen: All Illinois politicians are corrupt
June 02, 2010 — Among the 24 counts of fraud, conspiracy, bribery and racketeering that could land Blagojevich a long prison sentence are charges he dangled President Barack Obama's vacant U.S. Senate seat to the highest bidder or demanded a cabinet post for himself in exchange for naming an Obama aide to the seat. Is Rod Blagojevich really as bad as the media makes him out to be? Wayne Madsen says that Republicans and Democrats in Illinois feel he got a raw deal saying all of the politicians are corrupt.
Should Europe take a tougher stand against Israel ?
NY Raid Rage: Immortal Technique joins crowds in march for Gaza
June 02, 2010 — Hundreds of people have taken to the streets of American cities voicing their outrage at Israel's raid and the response from the U.S. and the UN.
June 02, 2010 — Inside Story asks what the ramifications of the Israeli military attack on the Gaza aid flotilla will be.
Debt Crisis and Inflation in Germany
June 02, 2010 — From astronomical government debt to massive rescue packages for struggling eurozone countries and a plunging common currency: economic news coming out of Europe hasn't exactly been positive in recent weeks. People are worried about the return of inflation.
Giant Sinkhole in Guatemala City
June 02, 2010 — A massive sinkhole swallowed an entire intersection in Guatemala City over the weekend, gulping down a clothing factory but causing no deaths or injuries. Authorities say they are still investigating what caused it. The giant 200ft-deep crater appeared after Guatemala was hit by tropical storm Agatha, bringing torrential rains and causing deadly mudslides.
Guatemala Sinkhole Due to Storm Agatha -- The Guatemala Sinkhole suddenly appeared in the northern part of the place where storm Agatha hit. People in the area said that the sinkhole had been caused by the poor underground sewage drainage system. The officials said that the Guatemala sinkhole might be the effect of having to do with the kind of humidity level of the soil Guatemala have.
After the tropical storm Agatha who hit Guatemala recently might have caused this massive sink hole. According to Gizmodo, this kind of sink hole is a natural depression caused by the removal of soil by water. This process normally happens slowly but sometimes the land just cracks open. A local newspaper also had reported that a security guard was killed when the giant sinkhole opened up, and local residents claim a three-story building and a house fell into the hole. But these reports wasn't confirmed yet by the media.
A giant sinkhole in Guatemala City is wreaking havoc on the Central American capital for the second time in four years. But the question on everyone's mind is, what's down there!?
Guatemala Sinkhole Due to Storm Agatha -- The Guatemala Sinkhole suddenly appeared in the northern part of the place where storm Agatha hit. People in the area said that the sinkhole had been caused by the poor underground sewage drainage system. The officials said that the Guatemala sinkhole might be the effect of having to do with the kind of humidity level of the soil Guatemala have.
After the tropical storm Agatha who hit Guatemala recently might have caused this massive sink hole. According to Gizmodo, this kind of sink hole is a natural depression caused by the removal of soil by water. This process normally happens slowly but sometimes the land just cracks open. A local newspaper also had reported that a security guard was killed when the giant sinkhole opened up, and local residents claim a three-story building and a house fell into the hole. But these reports wasn't confirmed yet by the media.
A giant sinkhole in Guatemala City is wreaking havoc on the Central American capital for the second time in four years. But the question on everyone's mind is, what's down there!?
Spain Underground Economy Undermines Deficit Cuts
June 2 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's David Tweed reports on the extent of Spain's underground economy as the government tackles its fiscal crisis.
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