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35 No.28 ©2007 Marianas Variety |
Tuesday, April 24, 2007 | www.mvariety.com Serving the CNMI for 35 years |
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Solomons
marks national day of mourning
A day of national mourning was held in Solomon Islands to remember the 52 people killed in the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit the country earlier this month.....(Full Story) UN
on fact-finding mission in Fiji
A United Nation mission is in Fiji this week to assess the situation in the country to reach a peaceful settlement and restore democracy in the coup prone south Pacific nation....(Full Story) UN
criticized for using Fijian troops
New Zealand’s National’s foreign affairs spokesman Murray McCully has taken a swipe at the United Nations for its “unprincipled” stance in allowing Fijian peacekeepers to remain in its forces. ...(Full Story) Tongan
labor export sign of poor economy
The Tonga’s Squash Council says it is sad that the island kingdom has had to resort to exporting labor but he says it’s a sign that the economy is in dire straits......(Full Story) NZ
considers common currency with Australia
A common currency with Australia would mean New Zealand adopting the Australian dollar, says New Zealand’s Prime Minister Helen Clark. That would mean one central bank....(Full Story) | |||||||||
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