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• ANSA: Spread Btp chiude stabile a 206 punti
• ANSA: Canale Panama: Tajani, pronto ad agire
• ANSA: Bpm: accordo su stipendio Castagna
• ANSA: Cgil: 515.000 in cassa zero ore in 2013
• Financial Times: Egypt’s new constitution gets 98% ‘Yes’ vote
• Huffington Post: Dick Vitale Live Tweeted Billy Joel Concert
• Huffington Post: Cuban-American Art Arrives In Havana Museum For First Time
• Huffington Post: Chris Christie's Office Goes Off On MSNBC: 'A Partisan Network That Has Been Openly Hostile'
• Huffington Post: 'We Animals' Book Exposes Sadness Of Animal Captivity With Stunning Photos
• Aljazeera: Obama: Spying won't damage ties with Germany
• Aljazeera: New clashes in CAR as presidential vote looms
• Aljazeera: Israel air strike wounds two in Gaza
• Financial Times: China and Japan scramble for Africa
• Financial Times: Deflation ‘ogre’ haunts global economy
• Aljazeera: China breaks up sex-selective abortion gang
• Financial Times: Al-Qaeda: On the march

ANSA: Spread Btp chiude stabile a 206 punti Posted: 17 Jan 2014 08:16 AM PST Differenziale Spagna-Germania a 195 punti

ANSA: Canale Panama: Tajani, pronto ad agire Posted: 17 Jan 2014 09:23 AM PST Se ci sarà richiesta di tutte società europee coinvolte

ANSA: Bpm: accordo su stipendio Castagna Posted: 17 Jan 2014 10:42 AM PST Al via Cds per nomina banchiere a consigliere delegato

ANSA: Cgil: 515.000 in cassa zero ore in 2013 Posted: 18 Jan 2014 01:27 AM PST 8.000 euro in meno in busta paga per cassintegrato

Financial Times: Egypt’s new constitution gets 98% ‘Yes’ vote Posted: 18 Jan 2014 10:02 AM PST Observers voice 'serious concerns' about political environment after voter intimidation and Islamist boycott

Huffington Post: Dick Vitale Live Tweeted Billy Joel Concert Posted: 18 Jan 2014 01:52 PM PST By Joe Lucia, Awful Announcing Billy Joel performed a concert on Friday night in at the Tampa Bay Times Forum. Of course, noted Tampa Bay area resident Dick Vitale was in the house, and he decided to do what everyone on Earth does when they're at an event of any kind - live-tweet it. Dickie V was part of a sell-out crowd at the show. Read More... More on College Basketball

Huffington Post: Cuban-American Art Arrives In Havana Museum For First Time Posted: 18 Jan 2014 01:54 PM PST HAVANA (AP) — Thirty woodcuts by the late Mario Sanchez are on display in Havana, the first exhibition of an American artist of Cuban descent to be featured in the Caribbean country's flagship National Museum of Fine Arts. "One Race," which opened Friday, is part of an exchange between Havana and Key West under which several prominent Cuban artists will exhibit on the Florida island next month. Read More... More on Cuba

Huffington Post: Chris Christie's Office Goes Off On MSNBC: 'A Partisan Network That Has Been Openly Hostile' Posted: 18 Jan 2014 02:14 PM PST New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's office responded forcefully on Saturday to an MSNBC report alleging he held Hurricane Sandy funds hostage. In a press release obtained by Business Insider, Christie spokesperson Colin Reed accused the network of displaying "openly hostile" behavior toward the governor in an "almost gleeful" manner since the George Washington Bridge scandal broke open. A segment of Reed's statement, via Business Insider: Read More... More on MSNBC

Huffington Post: 'We Animals' Book Exposes Sadness Of Animal Captivity With Stunning Photos Posted: 18 Jan 2014 02:35 PM PST The following is an excerpt from "We Animals," a photojournalistic book that documents the lives of animals in captivity, by Jo-Anne McArthur. In the course of a decade and a half as a photojournalist, I've met hundreds of thousands of animals. Some were only in passing and others I've gotten to know over many years. I've encountered animals who endure and have endured unimaginable pain and suffering, and others fortunate enough to be cared for by loving and dedicated human companions. I've been into the heart of industrial farming facilities and medical testing labs that have been constructed to wring as much profit for as little expenditure—of effort, tenderness or money—from the animals whose lives begin and end there. But I've also found refuge with people and organizations who bring devotion, affection and resources to nurture and heal those who were broken and discarded. I've seen complete indifference and heartrending compassion, misguided ignorance and deliberate torture. I've found myself in a world of bars and metal and stench and despair, and a world of space and earth and fresh air and hope. We Animals and the project of the same name that birthed it are my attempts to honour the remarkable individuals, both human and nonhuman, whom I've met along the way. This book, a sampling of a hundred photographs from the thousands I've taken for the project, is my addition to the library of works that educate people about the extent and intensity of the ongoing war human beings are waging against our animal kin. It endeavours to break down the mental and physical barriers we've built that allow us to treat our fellow creatures as objects and not as sentient beings. Read More... More on Animals

Aljazeera: Obama: Spying won't damage ties with Germany Posted: 18 Jan 2014 07:08 PM PST US president acknowledges anger in Germany, saying it would take time to restore trust between the two allies.

Aljazeera: New clashes in CAR as presidential vote looms Posted: 18 Jan 2014 09:28 PM PST EU prepares to deploy more peacekeepers as the Central African Republic prepares for a new interim president.

Aljazeera: Israel air strike wounds two in Gaza Posted: 19 Jan 2014 01:49 AM PST IDF say a member of Palestinian Islamic Jihad was injured in the attack, which also hurt a 12-year-old boy.

Financial Times: China and Japan scramble for Africa Posted: 19 Jan 2014 07:59 AM PST Competition for the undoubted opportunities that the continent holds is inevitable but better not to shout about it

Financial Times: Deflation ‘ogre’ haunts global economy Posted: 19 Jan 2014 08:06 AM PST Ultra-low inflation in rich countries could trigger a long period of falling prices, as happened in Japan, says Christine Lagarde, IMF head

Aljazeera: China breaks up sex-selective abortion gang Posted: 19 Jan 2014 08:18 AM PST The gang ran illegal business enabling women to identify the sex of unborn children and abort those they did not want.

Financial Times: Al-Qaeda: On the march Posted: 19 Jan 2014 10:40 AM PST Terror affiliates have never attracted more recruits and are engaged in more operations in more countries than ever

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