Stories for September 11th 2006
India exploring for oil and gas offshore Cuba
India's government owned oil company will explore for oil and gas offshore Cuba following an agreement signed Sunday in Havana.
Latinamerica is not “turning left”, people want “results”
Former Chilean president Ricardo Lagos denied Latinamerica was “turning left” and said it was rather a deepening of democracy and the search for options to solve the region's problems.
Trade officials stay positive after meet
International trade officials sought to strike a positive tone at the end of a two-day meeting Sunday at Rio de Janeiro aimed at restarting negotiations for the stalled World Trade Organization's Doha Round.
Cuba Says UN Annan To Attend Nonaligned Movement Summit
Cuba's foreign minister said Sunday it was not certain that
Fidel Castro will host a dinner for visiting leaders as noted in a schedule, raising doubts over whether the ailing leader would make his first public appearance since undergoing surgery.
Five years later, Americans mark 9/11
Five years after terrorists wrought death from clear skies, the nation began its observation of a solemn anniversary Monday, with plans for silent reflection and fresh mourning for the nearly 3,000 lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001.
Councillors Summers from the Falkland Islands talks to gibnews.net
On September 10th every year Gibraltar celebrates the anniversary of the first referendum, which was held in 1967, as its National Day.
