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There are reports of the Tunisian military clashing with 'Islamic militants' within the past 2 days. The region is the Chaambi Mountains, which is in the northwestern part of the state on the border with Algeria.
The undertaking of providing crystal clear designations, and categorizations, of what, and who all the entities are that are engaged in conflict in the region of Syria, and how they align themselves, is not what this article is going to do. Leaving it right here, the presentment of to gain a strong crystallization, including what each party is hoping to attain, and what the end result of it all is really going to be.
In the past 24 hours from the date and time of this posting, the Taksim Square area has been the location where protesting events have occurred, and its crackdown.
Taksim Square is a renowned district in Istanbul, Turkey for societal gathering.
Summary Outline of:
International Major News Roundup 7 25 2013... | Protests Planned for Across
from White House Appear to be Excessive; South and Central America Sees
Shocking Violence; Protests of Resentment in Middle East take Toll
The roundup of news
events and stories in the HCN article directly beneath and before this one had
too many events to be just roundups, so an outline is provided here in as few words
as possible.
Starting from the
U.S. east coast and working for each international region from that point, will
be inserted into this news story roundup conforming closely to outline below in
the upcoming hours.
USA
Washington DC
...It seems the White
House and Lafayette Park across from the White House have become inordinately
predated upon for locations to hold a protesting scene or culminate
protests.This upcoming Saturday July
27, 2013 alone, ... at least 2 protests of different causes..., according to
the Washington Peace Center website; this before not leaving out other
sources.
For the literal
geographic amount of space, the climatic conditions which might be searing heat
in a place known for extreme high humidity this time of year, in combination
with tourists and traffic conditions, the stage is set for near to chaotic
conditions between the hours of 11am and 1pm in the afternoon on Saturday.
Related stories:
"White House
skips Senate’s first Gitmo hearing in 5 years
Published time: July
25, 2013 05:00 Edited time: July 25,
2013 12:21 source:
http://rt.com/usa/white-house-gitmo-hearing-559/
"Senate debates
Guantánamo in first hearing on closing prison since 2009
Associated Press in Washington
guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 24 July 2013
17.16 EDT source:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jul/24/senate-debates-closing-guantanamo-bay
"Guantánamo
detainee relatives address US senators
"...Protesters
Demand Closure of Guantanamo Prison, One Jumps Fence [of White House on 6 26,
2013], article found at http://www.popularresistance.org/photo-essay-protesters-demand-closure-of-guantanamo-priso/
In other protests in
Washington DC which are scheduled to climax tomorrow July 26, 2013:
"Seven Day Walk
from Camp David to DC against Climate Change
Date: Friday, July 19, 2013
- 12:00pm - Friday, July 26, 2013 - 12:00pm
Location : DC
Maryland
Location: Start at
Camp David, with options to join the march at any point along the way (see
below)
Event Details: From
July 19-26th, grandparents, parents, young people and children will walk from
Camp David to Washington.
The City of Detroit
confronts financial challenges has made many financial news stories....'Rijs', transliterated.'Rijs' is essentially equivocated to 'the
workings of Satan', according to Arab text.Gambling and casinos the panacea for the financial problems of a city
respectively needs scrutiny.
Norway, Maine:
"Fire destroys
Norway lake camp Three fire
departments respond UPDATED 8:22 AM EDT
Jul 25, 2013
"New wildfire
... near Toppenish [and Goldendale, Washington State]
By Associated Press
Published: Jul 25, 2013 at 8:26 AM PDT"
In Idaho, there is
the Thunder City Fire
"July 25, 2013 -
The Aspen Fire was discovered on Tuesday, July 23 burning on the Sierra
National Forest- High Sierra Ranger District... has burned approximately 2,000
acres and remains active."
A wave of attacks on
the federal police in Michoacán, one of Mexico’s most violent states, has left
at least 24 dead in the past two days, including four officers and 20 gunmen,
the authorities said..."
How bad is child exploitation and child trafficking going to get in Peru?----------------------------------------------
"The
main victims of human trafficking in Peru are women and minors of age
who are forced to... under threats of violence
and death or to perform forced labor in factories, fields or mines.
Amongst other forms of exploitation [...] they are also recruited to beg for
money in the streets, to transport drugs or to sell their organs..." Translated from source: http://www.chsalternativo.org/contenido.php?men=L&pad=32&hij=37&shi=42&pla=2&sal=2&id=I
Although the initial
tragedy occurred about 2 weeks ago--
a story-slideshow for
reading or viewing:
"A Train Wreck’s
Aftermath
More than two weeks
have passed since a runaway train of oil tank cars, “the ghost train” as it is
now known, derailed and exploded in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, incinerating much of
the community’s downtown and leaving at least 42 of its 6,000 residents dead.
Here, wreckage inside the “red zone.”
West Africa; Central Africa; other Africa if
necessary
Sudan
"Sudan Attacks after Machar’s Falied Diplomatic Mission By Defense & Foreign Affairs | Mon, 08 July 2013 22:10
With input from Juba, Khartoum, and London resources. South Sudan Vice-President Riek Machar has begun escalating his attacks against Pres. Salva Kiir in order to divert attention from the total failure of his latest diplomatic mission to Khartoum to restore and sustain oil exports...
[HCN notes: 'falied here might have been intended to be 'failed']
South Africa
5 armed robbers attack farmstall July 24 2013 at 02:35pm
Cape Town - An ATM at a popular Cape Winelands farmstall outside Stellenbosch was blasted apart in an attack by armed robbers on Wednesday morning.
source: ATM BLOWN UP STELLENBOSCH RURAL <http://www.southafricannews.info/Article.php?ID=426872&> Date Posted: Thursday 25-Jul-2013
Middle East /Arab
Peninsula
"Violence feared
as Egypt braces for rival protests
Thursday Jul 25, 2013
CAIRO (Reuters) -
Supporters of deposed President Mohamed Mursi and the army that toppled him
prepared for rival protests on Friday as the prime minister warned of
violence...
Army chief General
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has called on Egyptians to take to the streets to show
their support for action against "violence and terrorism". Mursi's
Muslim Brotherhood, organizing its own marches on Friday against Sisi, fears
the army appeal is a harbinger of a wider crackdown.
Prime Minister Hazem
el-Beblawy, head of the interim cabinet, said there were escalating attacks on
government institutions by increasingly well-armed protesters.
"The presence of
weapons, intimidation, fear - this causes concern, especially when there are
calls for many to come out tomorrow from different sides," he told a news
conference..."
Deputy PM Arinc says country will not tolerate the creation of a "de facto" Syrian Kurdish entity on its borders.
Angry Tunisians take to the streets after murder of opposition leader Mohamed Brahmi
Killing could derail fragile democracy in birthplace of the Arab Spring http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/angry-tunisians-take-to-the-streets-after-murder-of-opposition-leader-mohamed-brahmi-8732632.html
Iraq
Muqdadiya north of Baghdad experiencing violence in last day
Europe west
"Spanish train
crash: 78 killed and 130 injured in derailment
Train jumps tracks on
'difficult curve' on approach to north-western city of Santiago de Compostela
The Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2013
...northern Spanish
region of Galicia after 78 people died in a train crash on Wednesday....
"Killing Highlights Concerns Over China’s One-Child Policy Published: July 25, 2013
HONG KONG — A man with a knife killed two government officials at a family planning bureau and injured four other people, the Chinese state news media reported on Wednesday, in an episode that drew wide attention in China because of continuing controversy over the country’s one-child policy. source: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/26/world/asia/killing-highlights-concerns-over-chinas-one-child-policy.html?ref=asia
"Quake areas still short of supplies Updated: 2013-07-26 00:13 By Mu Qian and Zhao Lei (China Daily) ...magnitude-6.6 quake that hit Gansu province on Monday are still facing a shortage of relief supplies, a charity coordinator said on Thursday...
By Thursday, 95 people had been confirmed killed by the quake, which jolted the border of Minxian and Zhangxian counties. More than 1,400 people were injured, and nearly 300,000 lost their homes.
In Dacaotan, a township in Zhangxian county, at least 4,000 residents, or a third of the township's population, are living in 630 tents..." source: http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2013-07/26/content_16832938.htm
There might have been more than one earthquake that hit the region earlier this week
Singapore
"Singapore to widen its RMB liquidity pool Updated: 2013-07-19 01:09
"The critical factors that will determine how well Singapore develops as an RMB hub are liquidity and a range of hedging products," said Menon, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the central bank and financial regulatory authority.
Singapore holds 100 billion yuan ($16.3 billion) in renminbi deposits and Menon expects the total to rise.
"The deposits will grow at a stronger pace over time, facilitated by the launch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China's Singapore RMB clearing facilities in May...
"Russian Railways injects $18.7 Billion in Far Eastern infrastructure
The document encompasses the reconstruction of the railroad infrastructure in the district, particularly the construction of a bridge to Sakhalin island, the modernization of the Baikal-Amur Mainline, the reconstruction of the Trans-Siberian Railway and the connection of the Trans-Korean Main Line to the network of Russian railroads."
Principal of Indian School That Served Tainted Lunch Is Arrested Published: July 24, 2013
NEW DELHI — Nine days after she disappeared, the principal of a school in eastern India where 23 children died after eating a lunch tainted with pesticide was arrested Wednesday by the police.
Note: this post may have stores reiterated in the following post; this may have been during an effort to salvage stories moving from one news patform to the new one
Starting from the U.S. east coast and working for each international region from that point, will be inserted into this news story roundup conforming closely to outline below in the upcoming hours.
USA
DC
Whether concurrent to, more of a concern, or a less of a concern than protests about Guantanamo, it seems the White House and Lafayette Park across from the White House have become inordinately predated upon for locations to hold a protesting scene or culminate protests. This upcoming Saturday July 27, 2013 alone, there looks to be at least 2 protests of different causes scheduled to take place, according to the Washington Peace Center website; this before not leaving out other sources. For the literal geographic amount of space, the climatic conditions which might be searing heat in a place known for extreme high humidity this time of year, in combination with tourists and traffic conditions, the stage is set for near to chaotic conditions between the hours of 11am and 1pm in the afternoon on Saturday.
"White House skips Senate’s first Gitmo hearing in 5 years
Published time: July 25, 2013 05:00
Edited time: July 25, 2013 12:21
topmost picture caption notes: ""Close Guantanamo Protest" outside the US Senate Hart Building where
hearings were held by the US Senate Judiciary Committee, The
Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights Subcommittee hearing on
"Closing Guantanamo: The National Security, Fiscal, and Human Rights
Implications.", July 24, 2013, on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. (AFP
Photo / Paul J. Richards"
Deep divisions among members of a Senate panel over whether to close the US detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, underscore the uphill battle... Restrictions enacted by Congress on the transfer of terror suspects at
Guantánamo – including a ban on moving detainees to the US – have
undercut...
Event Details: Raise your voice! Please join this important vigil to help save the lives of the prisoners. Sponsored
by the Dorothy Day Catholic Worker and Witness Against Torture. For
more info about the campaign to Close Guantanamo and End Torture and
Indefinite Detention see: www.witnesstorture.org.)
Saturday, July 27, 2013 - 12:00am - Sunday, July 28, 2013 - 11:00pm
Location: Howard Univeristy [University]
Event Details:
With panel discussions, featured speakers, and open discussion groups
this is as unique and ambitious a conference on civil rights that you
have ever attended. On August 27, 2013, attendees to the “Marching
Forward By Looking Back” Conference on Civil Rights will leave with a
more comprehensive understanding of the problems and solutions that will
allow us to make the progress that Doctor King dreamed of 50 years ago.
Event Details:
Americans and Korean Americans from NY and DC will be gathering to call
on the U.S. to work for peace in Korea. July 27th will be the 60th
Anniversary of the signing of the Korean War Armistice - and yet there
is still no Peace Treaty to truly end that war, and we remain on the
verge of renewed conflict on the peninsula.
The City of Detroit confronts financial challenges has made many financial news stories. Once again, casinos, if that is the sole solution considered, it might be the subject of some wisdom that gambling as the sole solution might not be a viable long run solution, the lesson applies to other cities as well, the referent, what the Arab tongue calls, 'Rijs', transliterated. 'Rijs' is essentially equivocated to 'the workings of Satan', according to Arab text. Gambling and casinos the panacea for the financial problems of a city respectively needs scrutiny.
In Maine: "...camp caught fire on Shore Lane around 8pm. No one was at the camp, and
no one was hurt. The Norway Fire Department says the camp is a total
loss..." source: http://www.wgme.com/news/top-stories/stories/wgme_vid_17982.shtml
"New wildfire ... near Toppenish [and Goldendale, Washington State]
By Associated PressPublished: Jul 25, 2013 at 8:26 AM PDT"
About 1200 acres or 2 square miles of wildfire have caused severe driving conditions and halt. source: search of web has many copies of the same story.
In Idaho, there is the Thunder City Fire
"July 25, 2013 - The Aspen Fire was discovered on Tuesday, July 23
burning on the Sierra National Forest- High Sierra Ranger District... has burned approximately 2,000 acres and remains active."
"Small bomb found at Brazil shrine Pope Francis was due to visit
A home-made bomb has been found at a Catholic shrine in Brazil which Pope Francis will visit this week.
12:00AM BST 23 Jul 2013
The device was found in a lavatory at the
sanctuary of Aparecida, between Rio de Janeiro, where Francis arrived on
Monday, and Sao Paolo.
It was
discovered on Sunday by personnel from the Brazilian air force as they
carried out security checks of the area ahead of the Pope's visit on
Wednesday.
The bomb was detonated safely by military police.
"It was a homemade device with little potential to cause fatalities," the military said in a statement."
A wave of attacks on the federal police in Michoacán, one of Mexico’s
most violent states, has left at least 24 dead in the past two days,
including four officers and 20 gunmen, the authorities said..."
"15 Colombian soldiers killed in deadly ambush by Farc rebels
AFP
11:54PM BST 21 Jul 2013
"Our hearts are with the families of the fifteen heroes who sacrificed
their lives in Arauca for the tranquillity and security of their fellow
citizens," President Juan Manuel Santos said..."
[Verbatim and spelling whether in use in the USA today or not, was cut, copied, and pasted direct from the cited source.]
Venezuela the country, more specifically, in the state of Bolivar:
"8 killed at graduation party
13:40 Mon Jul 22 2013
AAP
Venezuela has launched an investigation after eight people, including
two minors, were shot dead at a graduation party in the southern
Bolivar state.
Officials say gunmen stormed into the house party
early on Saturday as people were celebrating college graduation and
opened fire. The dead included a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old.
Venezuela has among the highest homicide rates in the world, though mass shootings are rare.
There
were 3,400 homicides in the first quarter of this year alone, after
16,000 people were murdered in 2012, according to government figures..."
How bad is child exploitation and child trafficking going to get in Peru?----------------------------------------------
"The main victims of human trafficking in Peru are women and minors of age who are forced to either... under threats of violence and death or to perform forced labor in factories, fields or mines. Amongst other forms of exploitation [...] they are also recruited to beg for money in the streets, to transport drugs or to sell their organs..." [Translated from] source: http://www.chsalternativo.org/contenido.php?men=L&pad=32&hij=37&shi=42&pla=2&sal=2&id=I
Although the initial tragedy occurred about 2 weeks ago-- a story-slideshow for reading or viewing:
"A Train Wreck’s Aftermath
More than two weeks have passed since a runaway train of oil tank cars,
“the ghost train” as it is now known, derailed and exploded in
Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, incinerating much of the community’s downtown and
leaving at least 42 of its 6,000 residents dead. Here, wreckage inside
the “red zone.”
"Railway Sued in Chicago Over Quebec Runaway Train Killing 47
July 24, 2013
Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway
Ltd., its chairman and several fuel companies were sued in
Chicago on behalf of a person killed when a runaway oil-tank
train crashed and exploded in a town near Quebec this month.
The defendants, including Montreal, Maine & Atlantic
Chairman Edward Burkhardt, failed to take measures that would
have prevented the accident, according to the lawsuit... The complaint was
filed in Cook County Circuit Court on July 22.
An unattended parked train with 72 tankers filled with
crude oil rolled downhill into the town of Lac-Megantic after 1
a.m. on July 6. More than 20 tank cars derailed, crashed and
exploded, killing 47 people. An estimated 1.5 million gallons of
crude oil were spilled in the crash, according to the complaint.
Montreal, Maine & Atlantic “carelessly and negligently
failed to train its employees to properly set brakes when trains
are left unattended,” the complaint states...
The case is Roy v. Montreal Maine & Atlantic Railway, 2013-LOO8272, Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois (Chicago)"
West Africa; Central Africa; other Africa if necessary
Sudan
Sudan Attacks after Machar’s Falied Diplomatic Mission By Defense & Foreign Affairs | Mon, 08 July 2013 22:10
With input from Juba, Khartoum, and London resources. South Sudan Vice-President Riek Machar has begun escalating his attacks against Pres. Salva Kiir in order to divert attention from the total failure of his latest diplomatic mission to Khartoum to restore and sustain oil exports from South Sudan via the Sudanese pipeline to the Red Sea.
At the same time that Sudan not only rebuffed Machar’s conciliatory approach (in defiance of one of Sudan’s major backers, the People’s Republic of China), it reiterated its own assertiveness by attacking and bombing civilian-refugee targets inside South Sudan. Machar, attempting to deflect blame for his negotiating failure, began telling the international media that he could, and should, be a better President of South Sudan than the elected incumbent, Salva Kiir.
He also has stepped up use of his support base of Nuer tribesmen and other colleagues, particularly those in the diaspora around the world, to attack any reporting which gives a neutral or pro-Kiir portrayal of events in South Sudan.
5 armed robbers attack farmstall July 24 2013 at 02:35pm
Cape Town - An ATM at a popular Cape Winelands farmstall outside Stellenbosch was blasted apart in an attack by armed robbers on Wednesday morning.
source: ATM BLOWN UP STELLENBOSCH RURAL <http://www.southafricannews.info/Article.php?ID=426872&> Date Posted: Thursday 25-Jul-2013
Middle East /Arab Peninsula:
Turkey warns against Kurdish entity in Syria
Deputy PM Arinc says country will not tolerate the creation of a "de facto" Syrian Kurdish entity on its borders. story: July 22, 2013
AP reported Turkey DPM has said his country supports Syria's territorial integrity, will not tolerate the creation of a
“de facto'' Syrian Kurdish entity on its borders.
Arinc is reported to have said it
would act carefully, and in a cool-headed manner.
Muqdadiya north of Baghdad experiencing killings over a dozen, 12, people reportedly killed within the past 24 hours
Africa region of Middle East:
"Violence feared as Egypt braces for rival protests
Thursday Jul 25, 2013
CAIRO (Reuters) - Supporters of deposed President Mohamed Mursi and
the army that toppled him prepared for rival protests on Friday as the
prime minister warned of violence, with the country more polarized than
at any time since Hosni Mubarak was overthrown in early 2011.
Army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has called on Egyptians to
take to the streets to show their support for action against "violence
and terrorism". Mursi's Muslim Brotherhood, organizing its own marches
on Friday against Sisi, fears the army appeal is a harbinger of a wider
crackdown.
Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawy, head of the interim cabinet, said
there were escalating attacks on government institutions by increasingly
well-armed protesters.
"The presence of weapons, intimidation, fear - this causes concern,
especially when there are calls for many to come out tomorrow from
different sides," he told a news conference..."
"Angry Tunisians take to the streets after murder of opposition leader Mohamed Brahmi
Killing could derail fragile democracy in birthplace of the Arab Spring
Thousands have taken to the streets across
Tunisia to protest the killing of opposition politician Mohamed Brahmi
in the capital Tunis...
Mr Brahmi, the leader of the opposition Movement of the
People party, was gunned down outside his home in front of his wife and
youngest daughter. It was the second assassination of an opposition
politician this year, coming just five months after the killing of
Chokri Belaid, a prominent secular MP.
Mr Brahmi was a
member of the National Constituent Assembly, which is finalising the
drafting of the new constitution for Tunisia. His party is a member of
the left-leaning Popular front coalition, to which Mr Belaid also
belonged...
...northern Spanish region of Galicia after 78 people died in a train crash on Wednesday. Four people died in hospital, the rest at the site of the accident...
....The crash occurred as the train approached the north-western Spanish
city of Santiago de Compostela at 8.40pm. A further 131 people were
reported injured in the accident...
There were some 247 people on board the train, which was travelling
from Madrid to the Galician port of Ferrol. The train jumped the tracks
on what officials described as "a difficult curve" on the outskirts of
Santiago. At least six carriages were derailed.
"The train started flipping over, over and over, and carriages ended up on top of others," one passenger said.
Another
said: "It was going so quickly. It seems that on a curve the train
started to twist, and the wagons piled up one on top of the other."...
HCN comments: based on the little of what has been seen so far, the wreckage was initially a wild-dry scene, defying engineering theories
Asia region including China
China
"Killing Highlights Concerns Over China’s One-Child Policy Published: July 25, 2013
HONG KONG — A man with a knife killed two government officials at a family planning bureau and injured four other people, the Chinese state news media reported on Wednesday, in an episode that drew wide attention in China because of continuing controversy over the country’s one-child policy.
"Quake areas still short of supplies Updated: 2013-07-26 00:13 By Mu Qian and Zhao Lei (China Daily) People in some areas affected by the magnitude-6.6 quake that hit Gansu province on Monday are still facing a shortage of relief supplies, a charity coordinator said on Thursday...
By Thursday, 95 people had been confirmed killed by the quake, which jolted the border of Minxian and Zhangxian counties. More than 1,400 people were injured, and nearly 300,000 lost their homes.
In Dacaotan, a township in Zhangxian county, at least 4,000 residents, or a third of the township's population, are living in 630 tents..." source: http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2013-07/26/content_16832938.htm
There might have been more than one earthquake that hit the region earlier this week
Singapore
"Singapore to widen its RMB liquidity pool Updated: 2013-07-19 01:09
Singapore's central bank governor says the island state plans to widen its liquidity pool of the Chinese currency as part of extended efforts to turn itself into a major offshore yuan market.
Ravi Menon said the country is also developing hedging instruments as part of these efforts.
"The critical factors that will determine how well Singapore develops as an RMB hub are liquidity and a range of hedging products," said Menon, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the central bank and financial regulatory authority.
Singapore holds 100 billion yuan ($16.3 billion) in renminbi deposits and Menon expects the total to rise.
"The deposits will grow at a stronger pace over time, facilitated by the launch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China's Singapore RMB clearing facilities in May.
"With more liquidity, financial institutions will offer a wider range of RMB products and services to better meet the financing, investment and risk management needs of the market," he told China Daily.
Hong Kong, the largest offshore RMB center, which accounts for 70 percent of overseas yuan deposits, had deposits of 698.5 billion yuan up to May, according to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority." source: http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2013-07/19/content_16796840.htm
Europe east, including Russia
Russian Railways injects $18.7 Billion in Far Eastern infrastructure Posted by Jezreel Jann Villaruel Yañez on Wednesday, 24 July 2013 19:42 | Published in Road & Rail Transport
Russia's Far East Development Ministry and state-owned Russian Railways, one of the world's largest transport companies, signed a cooperation agreement last week.
The document encompasses the reconstruction of the railroad infrastructure in the district, particularly the construction of a bridge to Sakhalin island, the modernization of the Baikal-Amur Mainline, the reconstruction of the Trans-Siberian Railway and the connection of the Trans-Korean Main Line to the network of Russian railroads.
Principal of Indian School That Served Tainted Lunch Is Arrested Published: July 24, 2013
NEW DELHI — Nine days after she disappeared, the principal of a school in eastern India where 23 children died after eating a lunch tainted with pesticide was arrested Wednesday by the police.
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