La Cruz News
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As the mile-wide tornado carved a path of destruction toward Moore, Oklahoma, Henry De La Cruz’s wife drove to Plaza Towers Elementary School to pick up their 5- year-old daughter, Isabelle.
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Gender equality? Not at Davos, as a pop poster makes colorfully clear.
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Sister Inmaculada Torano, a 47-year- old Spanish nun, stepped in to negotiate when Bankia SA tried to repossess the home of a student at the school where she works over missed mortgage payments.
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Venezuelan Oil Minister Rafael Ramirez said state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA will invest more than $4 billion in a plan to convert heavy crudes into lighter ones at its Puerto La Cruz refinery, Agencia Venezolana de Noticias reported.
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The following is a selection of the most important news affecting the oil market.
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Chevron Corp. and its partners on the Carabobo 3 block in Venezuela’s Orinoco heavy oil belt, including state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA, may be able to start early production in the third quarter of 2012.
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The Philippines is poised to join the world’s 10 fastest-growing economies this year and next as Filipinos buying goods from dresses to condominiums cushion a faltering in exports that’s hurt the rest of the region.
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California should abandon a cap-and- trade program for greenhouse gases and rewrite regulations for cutting the emissions that scientists link to climate change, an environmental-justice group said.
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Judging the Turner Prize is often more like assessing the relative merits of, say, a piece of plumbing equipment and a gerbil. Where do you start?
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A bridge on the main highway connecting Venezuela’s capital Caracas to the eastern part of the oil-producing country collapsed yesterday, restricting transit to cities including Puerto La Cruz.
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