Monday 8th February, 2010
Tiger Woods could return to golf at Tavinstock Cup next month
Latin America News.NetNew York, Feb 8: American golfer Tiger Woods could make a return to competitive golf in a months' time at the Tavinstock Cup in Isleworth, Florida.
We are not ending our relationship: Jolie, Pitt
Latin America News.NetLondon, Feb 8 (IANS) Putting break-up rumours to rest, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie put on a public display of affection at the Super Bowl American football final and have also issued a legal statement insisting they have no intention of ending their relationship.
I'm not a bad boy: John Mayer
Latin America News.NetLondon, Feb 8 (IANS) American musician John Mayer claims that he has been well-behaved with all his girlfriends contrary to his bad boy image.
Tiger Woods's rumoured golf comeback dismissed by Kiwi caddie
Latin America News.NetNew York, Feb 8: Rumours of American golfer Tiger Woods' imminent return to competition at the Accenture Match Play Championship in Arizona from February 17 has been emphatically denied by his Kiwi caddie Steve Williams.
Haitian Company Struggles to Rebuild its Business After Earthquake
VOAUS Football Star Garçon Shines Light Back on Haiti Businesses in Haiti are struggling to recover from the devastating earthquake January 12. Many workers have lost their jobs, and employers are tryin...
Chavez declares "electricity emergency" in Venezuela
West AustralianCARACAS (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez inaugurated a folksy new radio talk-show on Monday by declaring an "electricity emergency" in oil-rich Venezuela.Despite its huge crude reserves, the South Am...
American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Scientific Statement: Hospitals Should Be Aware of Rare, Life-Threatening Heart Rhythm
RedOrbitDALLAS, Feb. 8 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Hospital care providers need to be more aware that cardiac arrest from a medication-induced heart rhythm problem is a rare but potentially catastrophic event ...
Haitians confront new threat: deadly spring rains
Miami HeraldSurvivors of Haiti's catastrophic earthquake have had one saving grace: There's been no significant rain since the disaster. But that won't last. The rainy season in Haiti is deadly even in a good ye...
Venezuela declares emergency amid energy crisis
Miami HeraldFirstEnergy on Wednesday named Charles Jones the senior vice president and president of FirstEnergy Utilities, effective April 1. Jones, 54, succeeds Richard Grigg, 61, who will retire on March 31 af...
Chavez hosts new radio show _ at any moment
Miami HeraldCARACAS, Venezuela - President Hugo Chavez told U.S. officials to "Go to hell, gringos!" and called Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice "missy" on his weekly radio and TV show Sunday, lashing out at W...
Venezuela declares emergency amid energy crisis
The Miami HeraldFirstEnergy on Wednesday named Charles Jones the senior vice president and president of FirstEnergy Utilities, effective April 1. Jones, 54, succeeds Richard Grigg, 61, who will retire on March 31 af...
Echoes From Davos: Brazil Follows China Into Africa
ForbesSome corridor chit-chat at Davos 2010 comparing the commercial and diplomatic push of two of the BRICs, China and Brazil, into Africa and Latin America respectively. But Mozambique now offers an inter...
'American Idol' news and more for Monday, Feb. 8
The Seattle TimesAt long last, it's time for the real American Idol to begin. Between the grand debut of Ellen DeGeneres and whittling it down to people who can actually sing, now I can get excited to watch the show. ...
Venezuela declares emergency amid energy crisis
The Seattle TimesPresident Hugo Chavez has signed a decree declaring an energy emergency in Venezuela to facilitate his government's efforts to ease severe energy shortages.
Chavez puts Venezuela under 'electricity emergency'
InquirerCARACAS- Venezuela is facing the worst drought in a century and needs to be placed under an "electricity emergency," President Hugo Chavez said Monday in his new, "any-time" radio program "Suddenly Wi...
Venezuela declares emergency amid energy crisis
Seattle Post-IntelligencerTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS CARACAS, Venezuela -- President Hugo Chavez has signed a decree declaring an energy emergency in Venezuela to facilitate his government's efforts to ease severe energy shortage...
Chavez Declares "Electricity Emergency" In Venezuela
International Herald TribuneHugo Chavez inaugurated a folksy new radio talk-show on Monday by declaring an "electricity emergency" in oil-rich Venezuela.Despite its huge crude reserves, the South American
Latin America News.Net now hosts our own daily newsletter. Readers are encouraged to register to receive our daily newsletter by mail