ECONOMICS

You need two to tango: with Mexico backing out, Obama is also downplaying narcotics as region’s overriding issue. »

Last week, Mr. Obama returned to capitals in Latin America with a vastly different message. Relationships with countries racked by drug violence and organized crime should focus more on economic…

2013 May 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

More CCTV cameras are coming in the U.S. after Boston Terror. »

A recent poll showed that only 40% of Americans supported more cameras in the name of public safety – and only 12% wanted fewer cameras. And yet, more cameras are…

2013 Apr 29 / Comments Off / Read More »

Boston: Armored vehicles like this were key in detention of Marathon terrorists. »

Lenco Armored Vehicles is the producer of this armored vehicle that assisted Boston Police in the detention of terrorist suspect no. 2.  Lenco is a designer and manufacturer of armored…

2013 Apr 23 / Comments Off / Read More »

Calculating Defense cuts: Lockheed announced $825 million in sales reduction in 2013. »

  Lockheed Martin said to Financial Times that the US government’s spending cuts would reduce its sales for the year by $825m, as it became one of the first big…

2013 Apr 23 / Comments Off / Read More »

Helicopter equipped w/FLIR thermal equipment monitored 2nd suspect during standoff in Boston. »

Thermal-imaging devices have been used to watch the second suspect in this week’s Boston Marathon bombings as he was holed up in his last hiding place, the boat. Authorities said…

2013 Apr 20 / Comments Off / Read More »

Israeli RQ-450 drones used in Brazil to secure next football Confederations Cup. »

FIFA is getting nervous with the status quo of violence in Rio and Sao Paulo. Brazil also worries, and therefore the government started to put into place a task of…

2013 Mar 03 / Comments Off / Read More »
Security Issues

You need two to tango: with Mexico backing out, Obama is also downplaying narcotics as region’s overriding issue. »

Last week, Mr. Obama returned to capitals in Latin America with a vastly different message. Relationships with countries racked by…

2013 May 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

Arrests in Canada shows al Qaeda has connections in Iran. »

Two men were arrested and charged with plotting a terrorist attack against a Canadian passenger train with support from al-Qaida…

2013 Apr 23 / Comments Off / Read More »

Marathon Terrorists: After manhunt, black hut killed, white hut captured. »

BOSTON — In a direct appeal for help from the public, the F.B.I. on Thursday released pictures and video of…

2013 Apr 19 / Comments Off / Read More »

Chavez is dead and Venezuela is in a deep crisis. »

CARACAS, Venezuela — President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela died Tuesday afternoon after a long battle with cancer, the venezuelan  government…

2013 Mar 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

Israeli RQ-450 drones used in Brazil to secure next football Confederations Cup. »

FIFA is getting nervous with the status quo of violence in Rio and Sao Paulo. Brazil also worries, and therefore…

2013 Mar 03 / Comments Off / Read More »

Brits accused Argies of developing rockets to threaten Falklands/Malvinas Islands. »

According to The Sunday Times, Argentina is developing missile technology that could threaten the Malvinas/Falkland Islands. The british newspaper has…

2013 Feb 25 / Comments Off / Read More »
POLITICS

You need two to tango: with Mexico backing out, Obama is also downplaying narcotics as region’s overriding issue. »

Last week, Mr. Obama returned to capitals in Latin America with a vastly different message. Relationships with countries racked by drug violence and organized crime should focus more on economic development and less on the endless battles against drug traffickers and organized crime capos that…

2013 May 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

John Kerry: U.S. has not decided whether to recognize Maduro as President of Venezuela. »

The United States is refusing to acknowledge Nicolas Maduro as the rightfully elected President of Venezuela in a razor-thin victory. The U.S. is also calling for a “credible and transparent process to reassure the Venezuelan people regarding the results.” Shortly thereafter Venezuela’s Supreme Court announced…

2013 Apr 19 / Comments Off / Read More »

Bolivia and Brazil signed military joint actions, while Senator Pinto still in exile. »

March 3rd.- The governments of Bolivia and Brazil on Saturday signed joint actions to combat drug trafficking and organized crime, protection of migrants and regional integration. The initiatives were defined in meeting by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Antonio Patriota (Brazil), and David Choquehuanca (Bolivia)…

2013 Mar 03 / Comments Off / Read More »

Israeli RQ-450 drones used in Brazil to secure next football Confederations Cup. »

FIFA is getting nervous with the status quo of violence in Rio and Sao Paulo. Brazil also worries, and therefore the government started to put into place a task of security measures. The first one is the use of drones to secure the next Confederations…

2013 Mar 03 / Comments Off / Read More »

Brits accused Argies of developing rockets to threaten Falklands/Malvinas Islands. »

According to The Sunday Times, Argentina is developing missile technology that could threaten the Malvinas/Falkland Islands. The british newspaper has learnt that military scientists in Argentina are building a rocket capable of being fired into space to an altitude of about 250 miles. Experts believe…

2013 Feb 25 / Comments Off / Read More »
WORLD

You need two to tango: with Mexico backing out, Obama is also downplaying narcotics as region’s overriding issue. »

Last week, Mr. Obama returned to capitals in Latin America with a vastly different message. Relationships with countries racked by drug violence and organized crime…

2013 May 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

Boston: Armored vehicles like this were key in detention of Marathon terrorists. »

Lenco Armored Vehicles is the producer of this armored vehicle that assisted Boston Police in the detention of terrorist suspect no. 2.  Lenco is a…

2013 Apr 23 / Comments Off / Read More »

Calculating Defense cuts: Lockheed announced $825 million in sales reduction in 2013. »

  Lockheed Martin said to Financial Times that the US government’s spending cuts would reduce its sales for the year by $825m, as it became…

2013 Apr 23 / Comments Off / Read More »
NORTH AMERICA

You need two to tango: with Mexico backing out, Obama is also downplaying narcotics as region’s overriding issue.

Last week, Mr. Obama returned to capitals in Latin America with a vastly different message. Relationships with countries racked by drug violence and organized crime should focus more on economic development and less on the endless…

2013 May 05 / Read More »
SOUTH AMERICA

Bolivia and Brazil signed military joint actions, while Senator Pinto still in exile.

March 3rd.- The governments of Bolivia and Brazil on Saturday signed joint actions to combat drug trafficking and organized crime, protection of migrants and regional integration. The initiatives were defined in meeting by the Ministers of…

2013 Mar 03 / Read More »
Spain

Security experts advise Java software due to dangerous security flaw.

Computer users are being advised by security experts to disable Oracle Corp.’s widely used Java software after a security flaw was discovered that they say hackers are exploiting to attack computers. “Java is a mess. It’s…

2013 Jan 11 / Read More »
We heard...

For first time, Brazilian justice system takes 21 shots to the chest

On the street where murdered Judge Patricia Acioli lived in Piratininga , an oceanside region of Niterói in Rio do Janeiro (RJ), witnesses detailed what happened on Wednesday night, when the magistrate was “literally” executed with 21…

2011 Aug 14 / Read More »
SECURITY INFORMATICS

U.S. is losing the global cyber war.

The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Rep. Mike Rogers (R., Mich.), said Sunday that recent reports about Chinese hacking show the U.S. is losing a global cyber war. “We get [hit] every single day by…

2013 Feb 25 / Read More »
LIFE STYLE

U.S. VP Joe Biden´s gun control panel with comprehensive plan to secure schools including more police.

The Obama administration is considering funding many more police officers in public schools to secure campuses, a leading Democratic senator said, part of a broad gun violence agendathat is likely to include a ban on high-capacity…

2013 Jan 11 / Read More »
Sectors

Calculating Defense cuts: Lockheed announced $825 million in sales reduction in 2013.

  Lockheed Martin said to Financial Times that the US government’s spending cuts would reduce its sales for the year by $825m, as it became one of the first big military contractors to put a figure…

2013 Apr 23 / Read More »
Sports

Widespread suspensions in FIFA bribery scandal

The president of the Dominican Soccer Association, Osiris Guzman, has been suspended for 30 days by the FIFA Ethics Commission, in relation to a potential bribery case. On August 11, the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)…

2011 Oct 20 / Read More »

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