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Tuesday, January 1, 2013

CIA chief Petraeus resigns, cites extramarital affair | Essentials

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CIA chief Petraeus resigns, cites extramarital affair

Barack Obama during its speech at Colleville cemetery the 6 of June 2009
Barack Obama during its speech at Colleville cemetery the 6 of June 2009 by Virginia Manso
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As first reported by NBC News and in a letter released to the CIA work force on Friday afternoon, Petraeus disclosed the affair, and wrote: "Such behavior is unacceptable, both as a husband and as the leader of an organization such as ours."Petraeus told President Obama of his affair and offered his resignation during a meeting on Thursday, a senior official told NBC News. In a phone on Friday, Obama accepted the resignation.

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Monday, December 24, 2012

Quito Cancels Annual Bullfight Festival | Redux

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Quito Cancels Annual Bullfight Festival

Iglesia San Francisco, Quito
Iglesia San Francisco, Quito by Photos by BLPerk
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Organizers of the annual bullfighting festival in Ecuador's capital are calling it quits a year after it stopped killing bulls in accordance with the will of voters. Ecuador approved a 2011 ballot question banning the killing of animals for entertainment. The Quito festival had run for 52 years, attracting top bullfighters and generating about $15 million in revenues over six days. This year's festival was to have begun Dec. 1. In a letter to the mayor, organizers blamed the cancellation announced Friday on the killing ban and continued opposition to the spectacle. More than 40 bulls were killed during past fights. Bullfighting will continue in some smaller Ecuadorean towns. Bulls will be killed in some and not in others, depending on how towns voted last year.

Quito Cancels Annual Bullfight Festival

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