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Cone Denim Nicaragua is now on sale

Cone Denim Nicaragua is now on sale

By Susana Lima

The presidential delegate for investment Alvaro Balto...

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El Salvador and Costa rica: Production, waste and taxes

El Salvador and Costa rica: Production, waste and taxes

By Eliane Portillo

Two Central American countries took different approaches...

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Economic integration

Economic integration

By Eliane Portillo

Depending on how you look at it, economic integration am...

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Argentinean Government investigates Oil Companies

Argentinean Government investigates Oil Companies

By Eliane Portillo

Argentina's National Commission for the Defense of Comp...

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Barclays closes Buenos Aires´ wealth management office

Barclays closes Buenos Aires´ wealth management office

 

By Eliane Portillo

Barclays wealth management arm has closed its office in...

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Brazil to hit record high in exports of agricultural products

Brazil to hit record high in exports of agricultural products

By Eliane Portillo

Agriculture Minister Mendes Ribeiro Filho predicted that...

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European Commission presents proposal for online privacy

European Commission presents proposal for online privacy

By Lara Holmes

The European Commission (EC) presented on Wednesday a propos...

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Wind energy a reality in Nicaragua

Wind energy a reality in Nicaragua

By Lara Holmes

Wind power, geothermal energy and other renewable energy sou...

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Anonymous uploads the Sony catalog

Anonymous uploads the Sony catalog

By Lara Holmes

Following the shutting down of Megaupload, hackers gathered ...

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They propose to create the Law on Science, Technology and Innovation

They propose to create the Law on Science, Technology and Innovation

By Lara Holmes

Toluca .- The Governor of the State of Mexico, Eruviel Avila...

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BBVA moves onto Google's cloud

BBVA moves onto Google's cloud

By Lara Holmes

Spanish banking giant BBVA is switching to Google's cloud-co...

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Is the .com over?

Is the .com over?

By Lara Holmes

One of the biggest changes on the Internet since its incepti...

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Carlos Salcido wants to be captain of the Mexican National Team in Brazil 2014

Carlos Salcido wants to be captain of the Mexican National Team in Brazil 2014

By Lara Holmes

Carlos Salcido has the clear goal to be the leader of the Me...

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Ban on Captain Horace Burrell ends

Ban on Captain Horace Burrell ends

By Lara Holmes

Captain Horace Burrell, who finished serving the mandatory t...

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South America in the FIFA ranking

South America in the FIFA ranking

 

By Lara Holmes

Spain continues to lead the standings. Uruguay, which is in...

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Puerto Rican catcher retires

Puerto Rican catcher retires

By Lara Holmes

With tears in his eyes the catcher officially announced his ...

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Mets attempt to build a bullpen overnight

Mets attempt to build a bullpen overnight

By Lara Holmes

The Mets began with Jon Rauch who is 6-10 and 33, and from 2...

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Good year for the Red Devils

Good year for the Red Devils

By Lara Holmes

For the chief executive of the Diablos Rojos of Mexico, Jorg...

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Jorge Luis Borges - El Aleph

Originally published in 1949, El Aleph was the second collection of Borges’ short stories, many of which had appeared in various Argentine literary magazines. In many ways a “sequel” to Ficciones, the stories of El Aleph find Borges obsessed with the same philosophical themes: the relationship between consciousness and reality, the mystical significance of language and symbols, the mysteries of time and eternity, and the limits of obsession itself. Other familiar elements include copious labyrinths, reviews of fictional books, a casual mixing of reality and invention, and a return to Argentine’s colorful history of gauchos.