Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Feb 10, 2012 | Arab Spring, Business, Morocco News, News |
By Valerie Parent PARIS Feb 9 (Reuters) – Algeria bought a surprisingly high volume of milling wheat on Thursday, accelerating its purchases at a time international tensions have led to a surge in demand from countries...
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* U.N. orders rebels halt offensive * Key border town in rebel hands as soldiers withdraw to Algeria * Some 60,000 now displaced by fighting (Adds U.N. call, government confirmation, refugees) By Tiemoko Diallo and Adama Diarra...
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Morocco king, Renault CEO inaugurate Tangier factory to build low-cost cars amid political storm in France. Middle East Online Strategic choice for Renault By Laure Fillon – TANGIERS (Morocco) Renault on Thursday inaugurated a...
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InautoNews Renault opens low-cost Moroccan plant French giant automaker Renault on Thursday inaugurated a giant factory in Morocco that will be capable of producing 400,000 cars a year from next year. Most of the production will...
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Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman still grip 70 years on in Michael Curtiz’s nuanced war noir Keep saying it … Casablanca. Photograph: Alamy Peter Bradshaw Seventy years on, this great romantic noir is still grippingly...
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