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Discharge, as an administrative judge, “ordered the Registrar to give you the marriage certificate and provided in the judicial custody of the book” and warned Gomez-Alsina civil judge of first instance, “that” to persist in their position t1000he case is settled before the Supreme Court, according to the decision cited by the activists. He also said the “nullity” of the resolution by Gomez Alsina, dated April 16 in the file labeled “Inthis Lamuedra Ricardo c /Norma Edith Castillo s /annulment of marriage,” and any other decision that involves the “fundamental and highly personal rights” of the parties.

The LGBT Harmless further noted that also fought offices of the Judiciary Council of the City of Buenos Aires and the nation to “expose the involvement of the autonomy of its jurisdiction under the gross interference” of his colleague. Continue reading →

Announcing the release by the Ministry of Health said today that the program seeks to elaborate on aspects such as accessibility to treatment and advice to the test, collecting the experience of health teams working in coordination with civil society organizations. “Through the testimony of patients and professionals demonstrates the effectiveness of current treatments for the infection become chronic, while to focus on prevention of this disease,” stressed . The cycle consists of 13 chapters including cardiovascular diseases, dengue, sexual health, Leishmaniasis, hemolytic uremic syndrome, rational use of medicines, vaccinations, cervical cancer, teenage pregnancy and smoking. Continue reading →

Krakow pass the state funeral of President Lech Kaczynski and his wife Mary, who died in a plane crash near Smolensk more than a week ago.

As the radio “Freedom” , after a funeral mass in Krakow”s Basilica of St. Mary Lech Kaczynski and Maria will be buried in Wawel Castle where Polish kings are buried and prominent figures of politics and culture.

On the streets of Krakow gathered thousands of people. Many world leaders, including Presidents of the USA, France, Chancellor of Germany, Prime Minister of Canada, could not come to Poland to attend the funeral due to the prohibition of flights over Europe, caused by the volcanic eruption in Iceland. Continue reading →

KABUL (Reuters) – Afghan President1000Hamid Karzai, appointed two officials on Saturday to oversee a parliamentary election, sealing a compromise with the UN and effectively ending a damaging impasse in relations with the West. Karzai”s dispute with its Western allies by the rules for voting in September led to a diplomatic showdown with Washington that brought relations between the partners to a new low.

Karzai on Saturday named a former judge and law professor in charge of the Election Commission and also appointed an Iraqi and a South African for a panel of fraud, to satisfy international pressure to include foreigners.

Afghanistan”s allies had threatened to withhold funds to finance the election if no reforms were implemented to reduce the possibility of a repetition of the fraud of the presidential vote last year. Continue reading →

The helicopter, which fell in an area near the border with the Dominican Republic, was part of the Spanish contingent that was sent to the impoverished country to cooperate after the earthquake of January 12, which would have caused more than 300,000 dead, according to Haitian authorities. A spokesman for Spain”s Defense Ministry confirmed that it had lost contact with the apparatus and two aircraft had left the ship Castilla to do the route but could not give further details. The accident occurred in Fond Verrettes, in southeastern Haiti, at 1030 local time (1530 GMT) when the Spanish helicopter participating in a reconnaissance flight and weather conditions were good, as El Pais quoted Georges Ola-Davies, spokesman for the UN Mission for Stabilization in Haiti (MINUSTAH). Chilean An aircraft flew over the area found “the impact” the Spanish unit, but could not land because it is a mountainous terrain, has failed to locate the crew and their situation, said the news. Continue reading →

United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark completely closed its airspace, while in France and Germany, where such action was not taken, there were thousands of people stranded by canceled flights and some were closed 20 French airports. About 25 thousand flights operate daily on the continent and is the first time in history that the European air traffic has to face this kind of problem, “said Brian Flynn, Eurocontrol, a private agency specializing in aviation safety, says a dispatch from the news agency DPA. The official argued that evolution and cloud movement Eyjafjall Icelandic volcano, Situated on a glacier about 120 kilometers from Reykjavik, it may force airports freeze tomorrow. Britain”s air traffic control agency extended the closure until tomorrow at 11 am (local time) but said that some flights between Northern Ireland and the Western Isles of Scotland, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Prestwick could instead be allowed, Ansa news agency said. The most important British airport across Europe, Heathrow, which operates about 1,300 daily flights and 180 thousand passengers pass was closed. Also, 50% of morning flights between the U.S. and Europe should be offset because of the ash cloud emerged from the Icelandic volcano, according to Eurocontrol. Continue reading →

Authorities said it could take days before it is safe to fly again for Europe, one of the busiest air. The cloud, which floated at an altitude of 6,000 11,000 meters (20,000 and 36,000 feet), could damage the plane”s engines, forcing aviation authorities to affect the travel plans of tens of thousands of people, from tourists and business travelers to politicians and royals . All of them found it impossible to view the source of their frustrations, except indirectly, when the ash caused the sky to acquire a more reddish hue at sunset. In Britain, all flights were canceled that did not represent an emergency, and most of the planes will be grounded until at least noon on Friday. The authorities in Ireland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Belgium, also closed its airspace. France closed 24 airports, including the principal, the Charles de Gaulle in Paris. Germany has suspended operations at the airports of Berlin and Hamburg on Thursday night, and several aircraft had taken off from the United States had to return. Kyla Evans, spokeswoman for the air traffic service Eurocontrol said that half of transatlantic flights would be canceled on Friday. Heathrow Airport in London, which is usually one of the most active records, with more than 1,200 flights and 180,000 passengers a day, passengers looked hopeless screens showing the routes, where all flights were canceled. “We even on the plane and we were about to take off … even us had passed the safety video, “said Sarah Davis, 29 years English physiotherapist, who had hoped to fly to Los Angeles. “I am upset, my vacations are limited.” A volcano Eyjafjallajökull under the glacier began to erupt on Wednesday, the second time in less than a month, causing floods and releasing a cloud of smoke and steam that stretched for several kilometers. About 700 people living in rural areas near the volcano were evacuated on Thursday due to the risk of flash floods, as water and large chunks ice, the size of a house, began to detach from the mountain. The Civil Protection Department reported that there could be damage to roads and other infrastructure. Continue reading →

BEIJING (Reuters) – The death toll from the powerful earthquake that devastated a region of southwest China rose to 589, on Thursday reported the news agency Xinhua, adding that hundreds of homes and some schools collapsed in the remote Tibetan plateau. agency Xinhua quoted local aid for earthquakes as the source of the death toll from the earthquake on Wednesday, which also left thousands injured. The previous figure was 400 dead. Hundreds of soldiers have been sent to Yushu County in Qinghai Province. Xinhua said rescue teams and experts in health and disease control have also been deployed, along with task forces to detect replicas. Local officials had talked on Wednesday about urgent need of medicines and health workers. “I see people hurt by all sides. The biggest problem now is that we lack tents, we need medical equipment, medicines and health workers “said Zhuohuaxia, local spokesman, the Xinhua news agency. Some aid shipments sent by private organizations have already left the provincial capital, Xining. More than 10,000 people were injured and thousands left homeless in temperatures close to freezing, after a series of earthquakes and aftershocks caused the collapse of many low buildings of mud brick, residents and state media. A dam was “cracked”, Xinhua said, and “workers try to prevent the escape of water.” It was not immediately clear the size of the dam or the damage could cause it to burst. The main earthquake of magnitude 6.9 was centered in the mountains that divide the province Qinghai Tibet Autonomous Region. “People are very scared,” said Pierre Deve, the nongovernmental organization Snowland Service Group, adding that many had lost hope for those still trapped. Some bridges and roads around Yushu were damaged or completely cut, which could complicate rescue efforts, state television reported. The ai1000rport is open, but the road that connects with the county was severely damaged, he said. The Tibetan Plateau is often shaken by earthquakes, but the dead are usually few because not many people live in the region. living in Yushu about 100,000 people scattered over a vast territory, but the quake struck near the town Jyeku County. Continue reading →

Here are some of the measures supported by the top leaders of 47 nations conducted by the U.S. President, Barack Obama, according to a plan of action for the summit obtained by Reuters: * The summit participants recognized the importance of responsibility in an appropriate manner by the stockpiles of plutonium and uranium suitable for weapons scattered around the world. U.S. officials say there are about 2,000 tonnes in worldwide, although nuclear nonproliferation experts say it is very possible that there is more material that has never been declared. * The summit also recognized the right of States to develop and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and it was the responsibility of each country to ensure security of nuclear material within its territory. * States should consider, where appropriate, consolidate the sites where they keep nuclear material and take steps to ensure that such materials are kept secure and protected. * States should consider, where appropriate, convert research reactors based on highly enriched uranium fuel to low enriched uranium, but only if it is economically and technically feasible. Continue reading →