Excitement on the Venezuelan blogosphere as the parliamentary elections draw nearer

Excitement on the Venezuelan blogosphere as the parliamentary elections draw nearer. A fresh upsurge of Anti-Japanese feeling on the Chinese web, and new technology comes to the aid of Egyptian women subjected to sexual harassment.

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By Electron Libre

23/05/2012 - WEBNEWS

Israeli army investigates settler shooting videos

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France: presidential website evolves as Hollande is sworn in

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Excitement on the Venezuelan blogosphere as the parliamentary elections draw nearer