Posted: Tuesday, December 10, 2013 5:40 am | Updated: 6:15 am, Tue Dec 10, 2013. Jewish-Argentinian businessman takes control of Israel’s IDB Holding 0 comments BUENOS AIRE (JTA) – Jewish-Argentinian businessman Eduardo Elsztain will rescue the struggling Read more [...]

Posted: Tuesday, December 10, 2013 5:40 am | Updated: 6:15 am, Tue Dec 10, 2013. Jewish-Argentinian businessman takes control of Israel’s IDB Holding 0 comments BUENOS AIRE (JTA) – Jewish-Argentinian businessman Eduardo Elsztain will rescue the struggling Read more [...]

Nigeria v. Bosnia-HerzegovinaIf one of Africa’s sides is to breach the glass ceiling of the quarter-finals this summer, then Nigeria might be the continent’s best bet. Algeria have the easy draw but lack the quality, while Ghana possess the quality but find themselves in the tournament’s Group of Death. Nigeria, on the other hand, have both a squad brimming with talent and a group draw which makes progression a realistic proposition. The Super Eagles could then potentially be looking forward Read more [...]

Nigeria v. Bosnia-HerzegovinaIf one of Africa’s sides is to breach the glass ceiling of the quarter-finals this summer, then Nigeria might be the continent’s best bet. Algeria have the easy draw but lack the quality, while Ghana possess the quality but find themselves in the tournament’s Group of Death. Nigeria, on the other hand, have both a squad brimming with talent and a group draw which makes progression a realistic proposition. The Super Eagles could then potentially be looking forward Read more [...]

Death toll from continuing lawlesness rises to at least four across the country Outbreaks of looting have spread across Argentina as mobs take advantage of strikes by police who are demanding pay raises to match inflation. The national government has dispatched federal police to trouble spots and appealed for an end to what some officials are calling treason. Police protests were reported in at least 13 provinces, with some reports claiming the unrest had spread to 18. By last night, the death toll Read more [...]

Death toll from continuing lawlesness rises to at least four across the country Outbreaks of looting have spread across Argentina as mobs take advantage of strikes by police who are demanding pay raises to match inflation. The national government has dispatched federal police to trouble spots and appealed for an end to what some officials are calling treason. Police protests were reported in at least 13 provinces, with some reports claiming the unrest had spread to 18. By last night, the death toll Read more [...]