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Agents seize small plane, arrest 2 Colombians near Higuey
Maracaibo :: Venezuela | 11 days ago
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Rolando Rosado in a sugarcane plantation today agents seized a small, Venezuelan registry plane presumably loaded with drugs, for which a Dominican and two Colombians were detained. The authorities have yet to specify the amount of the drugs seized from...
Tags: United States, agents seize, Rolando Rosado, Venezuela, Maracaibo
Susan Holbrook: POETSMART™
Caracas :: Venezuela | 11 days ago
Credibility P oet, fictionalist, mother and professor Susan Holbrook authored 1999's misled from Red Deer Press (shortlisted for the Pat Lowther Memorial Award and the Stephen J. Stephensson Award) before her 2004 chapbook, Good Egg Bad Seed (Nomados) caught the...
Tags: AM Susan Holbrook, Coach House, POETSMART™ Judith Fitzgerald P, IMO, Nicole Brossard, Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein, Gertrude Stein, Venezuela, Caracas, Mario Quintana, American poets, Literary criticism, The Personal Heresy
Review: Devendra Banhart in Chicago
Maracaibo :: Venezuela | 11 days ago
Credibility For a brief period in 2004, many viewed Devendra Banhart as the Pied Piper of a burgeoning freak-folk scene -- a role he briefly adopted near the close of his 100-minute set Monday at a crowded Vic Theatre. With the wiry frontman and his four-piece backing...
Tags: Devendra Banhart, Venezuela, Maracaibo, Rodrigo Amarante, Freak folk, Jeff Spicoli, What Will We Be, New Weird America, Little Joy, Entertainment Culture
FOLK ON THE FRINGES
Maracaibo :: Venezuela | 11 days ago
Credibility His embraced seventh album, What Will We Be , and recent collaborations with Vetiver , Oasis , and Beck may have helped elevate his stock to Town Hall proportions, but they definitely haven't prepared the ushers—he may eat his beard or just set it on...
Tags: Venezuela, Maracaibo, Freak folk, What Will We Be, Entertainment Culture, New Weird America, Devendra Banhart, Vetiver
Salvadoran man mistakenly deported is returned to South Florida
Maracaibo :: Venezuela | 11 days ago
Credibility Two months after questions were raised about the legality of his deportation by U.S. authorities, a Salvadoran man returned from his homeland Tuesday to a tearful reunion with his wife in Miami. Meanwhile, friends and relatives of two Miami Dade College...
Tags: Miami Dade College, Jesús Reyes Sr., Salvadoran, salvadorans man, U.S, criminal aliens, United States, reyes brothers, Portillo, José C. Rodríguez, Venezuela, Maracaibo, Illegal immigration, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Deportation, Immigration to the United States, Miami, Crimes, Immigration, Human migration, Social Issues
AL's Cy Young is Royals' Greinke
Maracaibo :: Venezuela | 12 days ago
Credibility Only after listening to the voice mail did he call back and find out he'd won the American League Cy Young Award. The Kansas City Royals ace easily beat out Felix Hernandez for the honor yesterday after a spectacular season short on wins but long on...
Tags: Felix Hernandez, Kansas City Royals, AL Cy Young, Zack Greinke, Cy Young Award, Cy Young is Royals, Mariners, Venezuela, Maracaibo, New York Yankees, Justin Verlander, New York Yankees players, Fￃﾩlix Hernￃﾡndez, CC Sabathia, allnews, Jerry Glanville, Brendan Shanahan, Land, Greinke, Portland State Vikings, Ken Griffey Jr., Jack Zduriencik, Alex Rodriguez, Kansas City Royals players, Tucson Electric Park, Tucson Arizona, Colorado Rockies, Kansas City Royals season, Cactus League, Arizona Diamondbacks
Ponzi case turns to raids on banks
Maracaibo :: Venezuela | 12 days ago
Credibility Perched in his bunker-like Fort Lauderdale office, attorney Scott Rothstein raided hundreds of millions of dollars from the trust accounts of more than 20 investment groups with a few keystrokes on his computer -- all within the last three months, according...
Tags: Scott Rothstein, Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler, FBI, banks account, Frank Spinosa, Venezuela, Maracaibo, Charles Ponzi, Ponzi scheme, Bank, Business Finance
New fund to benefit study abroad students
Maracaibo :: Venezuela | 12 days ago
Credibility After his death Feb. 13 at age 27, his parents said it was an obvious choice to set up a scholarship for study abroad in his memory. Contributed photo Gus Rau Meyer Jr., who died in February, graduated from the University in 2005. His parents have set...
Tags: studied abroad, Rau Meyer Sr., Gus Rau Meyer Jr., Kansas University Endowment Association, Venezuela, Maracaibo, Student exchange, Study abroad, Education
Clamping down on coffee --
Maracaibo :: Venezuela | 12 days ago
Credibility Clamping down on coffee Wednesday, November 18th 2009 President Hugo Chavez’s government has nationalised two coffee processors and is planning to purchase a majority stake in a third as it moves to assert greater control over Venezuela’s strictly regulated...
Tags: Hugo Chávez, price control, Venezuela, Maracaibo, Incomes policy, Hugo Chￃﾡvez, Price controls, Economy of Venezuela, Coffee, world food price crisis, Nationalization, Politics
Mall murder: cops release sketch --
Tacarigua :: Venezuela | 12 days ago
Credibility Best, of Tacarigua, was killed outside the mall on November 7, following a fight inside the Trincity Mall. The suspect, described as an, Afro-Trinidadian male, light brown in colour, aged 18 or 19 years, clean shaven, approximately five feet, ten inches...
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