Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Apr 9, 2012 | Arab Spring, Morocco News |
The Other Arab Spring New York Times ISN’T it interesting that the Arab awakening began in Tunisia with a fruit vendor who was harassed by police for not having a permit to sell food — just at the moment when world food...
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Sport Focus A squad of six British triathletes is in action this weekend at the 2012 Larache ITU Sprint Triathlon African Cup on Saturday 7 April. Mark Buckingham, a member of the British Triathlon Olympic Foundation Squad will...
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ATP World Tour Season: Week 15 © Aaron M. Sprecher The 2012 ATP World Tour season resumes this week with two ATP World Tour 250 hard-court tennis tournaments in Morocco and the United States. The players will be looking to earn...
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TUNIS (AFP) Police fired tear gas on Monday to disperse a rally on a central Tunis avenue where demonstrations are banned. Police fired tear gas on Monday to disperse a rally on a central Tunis avenue where demonstrations are...
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Bloomberg BusinessWeek By Sarah Frier When it comes to storing data in the cloud, companies too often take security for granted, says Mario Santana, who handles security for Verizon Communications (VZ)‘ data-storage division....
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