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Labour Ministry Holds Information Fair in Tivoli GardensGovernment of Jamaica, Jamaica Information ServiceBruce Golding, following the recent unrest in West Kingston, aims to facilitate social mobility and empowerment of affected individuals, by sensitising them ...
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Cement sales also hit by 'Dudus' unrestJamaica ObserverThe statement which accompanied financials posted to the Jamaica Stock Exchange, added that the reduction in total revenues occurred despite more than ...
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JSE market cap fell in July, but MFP climbs 50%Jamaica ObserverTHE Jamaica Stock Exchange's (JSE) market capitalisation lost $3.5 billion in July to close at $562.4 billion which slashed 0.56 per cent from the index, ...
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Prof Girvan questions ECLAC's solutions for regionThe Trinidad Guardian... crisis as well as events specific to the subregion, including the aftermath of the Haitian earthquake and of civil unrest in Jamaica, comments Girvan. ...
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Miami New TimesEdward SeagaMiami New TimesHe was accused of instigating a culture of political terror teetering on the brink of civil unrest. He sought to align two nations by breaking ties with a ...
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Jamaican Real Estate Hurt By Weak Economy And Safety WarningsNuWire Investor... responding to the growing wave of unrest in the capital of Kingston and surrounding areas after the Jamaican government issued an arrest warrant for the ...
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Bob Marley's son plays One Love reggae festival at HainaultBarking & Dagenham RecorderFrom 1976, there had been serious civil unrest in Jamaica between supporters of Prime Minister Michael Manley and those of opposition leader Edward Seaga. ...and more »
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Wise to read fine print on travel insuranceLondon Free PressWith clouds of volcanic ash shutting down many European airports and unrest in Thailand, Jamaica and Greece, travellers are wondering how to protect their ...and more »
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Overseas Partners Confident of Jamaica's Safe StatusSouth Florida Caribbean NewsEdmund Bartlett, says despite the West Kingston unrest in May, there is confidence among the country's overseas tourist market partners that Jamaica remains ...Jamaica's US$10m tourism marketing initiative yields successThe Trinidad Guardianall 7 news articles »
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US envoy to visit Jamaica after unrestCaribbean Net NewsWASHINGTON, USA (AFP) -- A senior US envoy will hold talks in Jamaica next week in the wake of a deadly assault on the island that led to the extradition of ...
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May Pen Cemetery Workers Kartel remains in custody Police get mobile police stations, forensic units Curfew in Gordon Pen and Thompson Pen 'I'm not afraid of jail' Moving beyond PM Golding's leadership style Only one voice should fight crime JA signs 15 air services agreements What an absolute wickedness! Two cops arrested following botched kidnap/robbery NAJ lauds nurses' performance during 'Dudus' unrest Jamaican Duppy May Pen Duppy May Pen Cemetery
Jamaica GleanerPort Royal gets $72-m makeoverJamaica Gleaner... recently in a much-publicised attempt at restoring the image of Jamaica, specifically Kingston, in the wake of three-day civil unrest in the capital. ...
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Azan urges Gov't to refocus on developmentJamaica Observer"We must also double up our efforts into rebuilding Jamaica's image and encouraging investment and visitors to the island." The two-day unrest in May ...and more »
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Bartlett sees Port Royal as saviour for Kingston's tourismJamaica ObserverBartlett, who recently participated in a promotional blitz overseas to repair Jamaica's tarnished image, said the message he took to both visitors and ...
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More than 130000 Canadians visit Jamaica in '09Jamaica ObserverThe minister said during the recent unrest in Jamaica, the tourism infrastructure remained unaffected and continues to be open to serve Canadian travellers. ...and more »
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Long, hard rebuilding processJamaica GleanerTivoli Gardens now faces a long and hard rebuilding process, not only of structures damaged during the unrest, but also of extreme damage to the psyche of ...and more »
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Pastors call for changeJamaica ObserverThe civil unrest last month caused a virtual lockdown of the country's capital as gunmen loyal to former Tivoli Gardens don Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, ...and more »
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CBC.caJamaica and US to fight over captured drugs lordIndependent'Dudus' Coke was arrested on Tuesday by Jamaican police. At least 73 people died in unrest (above) during the manhunt in ...Christopher Coke In The CoolerIndyPostedJamaican kingpin will not fight extraditionCNN (blog)Wanted Jamaican druglord surrendersXinhuaPress TV -TIME -NPRall 2,767 news articles »
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Reputed gang leader Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, who eluded a bloody police offensive in his slum stronghold last month, was arrested Tuesday by authorities outside Jamaica's capital, the island's top cop said. (June 22)
Dispora Jamaicans rebuff 'business as usual' official approach to tourismCaribbean LifeThe report entitled: “Civil unrest knocks Jamaica Expo,” revealed that the government would dispatch a team to the Far East next month in order to reverse ...Jamaica to spend another US$10 million on tourism marketing campaignCaribbean Net Newsall 4 news articles »
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RECENT UNREST IN JAMAICA OVER THE ALLEGED DON CHRISTOPHER "DUDUS" COKE. INSPIRING VISIONS OF A BETTER PEACEFUL JAMAICA.
Civil unrest knocks Jamaica ExpoGo Jamaica... Government will be embarking on a media campaign to restore investor confidence, which has been affected by the civil unrest in Jamaica three weeks ago. ...and more »
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UNREST IN KINGSTON
Hoteliers hit hard by unrestJamaica Gleaner"This is an economic recession all over again due to the bad press," laments President of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA), Wayne Cummings. ...From Kabul to KingstonThe GuardianDancehall goes for peaceJamaica GleanerJamaica's Tourism officials working hard to encourage visitors to book JamaicaSouth Florida Caribbean Newsall 31 news articles »
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RECENT UNREST IN JAMAICA OVER THE ALLEGED DON CHRISTOPHER "DUDUS" COKE. INSPIRING VISIONS OF A BETTER PEACEFUL JAMAICA.
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...region. Jamaican Minister of Information Daryl Haz tried to assure visitors that the resort areas were unaffected by the unrest in Kingston. "This is a situation that is taking place in certain parts of Kingston in downtown. It is approximately anywhere from...
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The Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music (CPR) and Reggae Artists Musicians Producers Promoters and Singers (AMPPS) hosted a Town Hall meeting to present concerns to the Jamaica Diaspora Advisory Board and discuss the state of civil unrest which occurred in Jamaica recently. Panel: Patrick Beckford, Consul General Genevieve Brown Metzger, newly appointed ambassador to Washington, DC, Audrey Marks.
Dudus judicial review delayed again 11:02 'Dudus' tells how to get guns off streets 9:20 Tankweld Construction expects to add 200 jobs Tough Golding/Caricom choice Ask The US Embassy: Reporting a lost visa Take back Jamaica Benn slapped with heavy fine over Gayle clash Funeral service for O'Neil Edwards Saturday Dudus's brother in police custody ID of Tivoli dead to commence today Cops want 'Dudus' alive Blair: I can't say all now Don't let up, PM Justin O'Gilvie in police custody Anti-crime Bills debate could hit snag Coke came close to surrender — Miller Wanted: A national movement Massacre in Tivoli Gardens Matalon turns Seaga statements over to attorneys Achilles tendon injury forces Bolt from NY meet Shut up! Adams tells Seaga Blair: I met with Coke Police detain 8 in another Coke search THE police yesterday detained eight persons, some described as extremely close to Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, as they shifted their focus to the more affluent communities of St Andrew in an effort to apprehend the man whom United States authorities have described as one of the world's most dangerous drug kingpins. ...more Tivoli Gardens residents seeking to ID bodies Papcaan denies smoking ganja 'Dudus' Judicial Review delayed Back to school after the violence Air Jamaica suspends Baltimore route, expands others Papcaan denies smoking ganja Be balanced', police federation urges Witter Search For Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Continues (Kirkland Heights) Drag Racer Killed Business Man Hit ...
Dudus judicial review delayed again 11:02 'Dudus' tells how to get guns off streets 9:20 Tankweld Construction expects to add 200 jobs Tough Golding/Caricom choice Ask The US Embassy: Reporting a lost visa Take back Jamaica Benn slapped with heavy fine over Gayle clash Funeral service for O'Neil Edwards Saturday Dudus's brother in police custody ID of Tivoli dead to commence today Cops want 'Dudus' alive Blair: I can't say all now Don't let up, PM Justin O'Gilvie in police custody Anti-crime Bills debate could hit snag Coke came close to surrender — Miller Wanted: A national movement Massacre in Tivoli Gardens Matalon turns Seaga statements over to attorneys Achilles tendon injury forces Bolt from NY meet Shut up! Adams tells Seaga Blair: I met with Coke Police detain 8 in another Coke search THE police yesterday detained eight persons, some described as extremely close to Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, as they shifted their focus to the more affluent communities of St Andrew in an effort to apprehend the man whom United States authorities have described as one of the world's most dangerous drug kingpins. ...more Tivoli Gardens residents seeking to ID bodies Papcaan denies smoking ganja 'Dudus' Judicial Review delayed Back to school after the violence Air Jamaica suspends Baltimore route, expands others Papcaan denies smoking ganja Be balanced', police federation urges Witter Search For Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Continues (Kirkland Heights) Drag Racer Killed Business Man Hit ...
Dudus judicial review delayed again 11:02 'Dudus' tells how to get guns off streets 9:20 Tankweld Construction expects to add 200 jobs Tough Golding/Caricom choice Ask The US Embassy: Reporting a lost visa Take back Jamaica Benn slapped with heavy fine over Gayle clash Funeral service for O'Neil Edwards Saturday Dudus's brother in police custody ID of Tivoli dead to commence today Cops want 'Dudus' alive Blair: I can't say all now Don't let up, PM Justin O'Gilvie in police custody Anti-crime Bills debate could hit snag Coke came close to surrender — Miller Wanted: A national movement Massacre in Tivoli Gardens Matalon turns Seaga statements over to attorneys Achilles tendon injury forces Bolt from NY meet Shut up! Adams tells Seaga Blair: I met with Coke Police detain 8 in another Coke search THE police yesterday detained eight persons, some described as extremely close to Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, as they shifted their focus to the more affluent communities of St Andrew in an effort to apprehend the man whom United States authorities have described as one of the world's most dangerous drug kingpins. ...more Tivoli Gardens residents seeking to ID bodies Papcaan denies smoking ganja 'Dudus' Judicial Review delayed Back to school after the violence Air Jamaica suspends Baltimore route, expands others Papcaan denies smoking ganja Be balanced', police federation urges Witter Search For Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Continues (Kirkland Heights) Drag Racer Killed Business Man Hit ...
Dudus judicial review delayed again 11:02 'Dudus' tells how to get guns off streets 9:20 Tankweld Construction expects to add 200 jobs Tough Golding/Caricom choice Ask The US Embassy: Reporting a lost visa Take back Jamaica Benn slapped with heavy fine over Gayle clash Funeral service for O'Neil Edwards Saturday Dudus's brother in police custody ID of Tivoli dead to commence today Cops want 'Dudus' alive Blair: I can't say all now Don't let up, PM Justin O'Gilvie in police custody Anti-crime Bills debate could hit snag Coke came close to surrender — Miller Wanted: A national movement Massacre in Tivoli Gardens Matalon turns Seaga statements over to attorneys Achilles tendon injury forces Bolt from NY meet Shut up! Adams tells Seaga Blair: I met with Coke Police detain 8 in another Coke search THE police yesterday detained eight persons, some described as extremely close to Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, as they shifted their focus to the more affluent communities of St Andrew in an effort to apprehend the man whom United States authorities have described as one of the world's most dangerous drug kingpins. ...more Tivoli Gardens residents seeking to ID bodies Papcaan denies smoking ganja 'Dudus' Judicial Review delayed Back to school after the violence Air Jamaica suspends Baltimore route, expands others Papcaan denies smoking ganja Be balanced', police federation urges Witter Search For Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Continues (Kirkland Heights) Drag Racer Killed Business Man Hit ...
Cops want 'Dudus' alive Blair: I can't say all now Don't let up, PM Justin O'Gilvie in police custody Anti-crime Bills debate could hit snag Coke came close to surrender — Miller Wanted: A national movement Massacre in Tivoli Gardens Matalon turns Seaga statements over to attorneys Achilles tendon injury forces Bolt from NY meet Shut up! Adams tells Seaga Blair: I met with Coke Police detain 8 in another Coke search THE police yesterday detained eight persons, some described as extremely close to Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, as they shifted their focus to the more affluent communities of St Andrew in an effort to apprehend the man whom United States authorities have described as one of the world's most dangerous drug kingpins. ...more Tivoli Gardens residents seeking to ID bodies Papcaan denies smoking ganja 'Dudus' Judicial Review delayed Back to school after the violence Air Jamaica suspends Baltimore route, expands others Papcaan denies smoking ganja Be balanced', police federation urges Witter Search For Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Continues (Kirkland Heights) Drag Racer Killed Business Man Hit From Bike & Killed Woman Killed BP Oil Spill (Gulf Coast) (USA) Bruce Golding: Lest we forget Churches pledge to help restore West Kingston Against the odds Jamaica's business is the Caribbean's business Proxy parents help youths meet their needs Something went horribly wrong in Tivoli Gardens Seaga goes for Golding's jugular Butts: Door open to returning Samuels Tivoli residents ...
Cops want 'Dudus' alive Blair: I can't say all now Don't let up, PM Justin O'Gilvie in police custody Anti-crime Bills debate could hit snag Coke came close to surrender — Miller Wanted: A national movement Massacre in Tivoli Gardens Matalon turns Seaga statements over to attorneys Achilles tendon injury forces Bolt from NY meet Shut up! Adams tells Seaga Blair: I met with Coke Police detain 8 in another Coke search THE police yesterday detained eight persons, some described as extremely close to Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, as they shifted their focus to the more affluent communities of St Andrew in an effort to apprehend the man whom United States authorities have described as one of the world's most dangerous drug kingpins. ...more Tivoli Gardens residents seeking to ID bodies Papcaan denies smoking ganja 'Dudus' Judicial Review delayed Back to school after the violence Air Jamaica suspends Baltimore route, expands others Papcaan denies smoking ganja Be balanced', police federation urges Witter Search For Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Continues (Kirkland Heights) Drag Racer Killed Business Man Hit From Bike & Killed Woman Killed BP Oil Spill (Gulf Coast) (USA) Bruce Golding: Lest we forget Churches pledge to help restore West Kingston Against the odds Jamaica's business is the Caribbean's business Proxy parents help youths meet their needs Something went horribly wrong in Tivoli Gardens Seaga goes for Golding's jugular Butts: Door open to returning Samuels Tivoli residents ...
Multimedia journalist, Kyle Macpherson, produced the final part of a three-part series showing the stages of unrest-to-recovery at the North and East Streets intersection, just outside the Gleaner building. He documented the activity in downtown Kingston, following last week's civil unrest in sections of the corporate area.
Fighting erupted in Kingston, the capital city of the island nation, Jamaica. Police forces have clashed with armed gunmen loyal to the local businessman, Christopher "Dudus" Coke. Coke is wanted in the United States for serious drug related charges. Supporters of Coke see him as a benefactor and have vowed to protect him at any cost. The Jamaican government has until this point opposed to the US demand for Coke's extradition. Prime Minister Bruce Golding issued the order to arrest Coke despite a previous streak of denying it. I have accquired exclusive surveillance footage of the armed conflict which as left over forty dead so far in the city of Kingston. Here is the surveillance footage of Coke and his supporters questioning the politician's true motives for supporting the extradition before busting a cap on his ass. The police are currently looking for the women that appeared in this video as they believe she may hold important information as a witness. Anyone with information on her is to contact the Jamaican police.
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...of Jamaica, an umbrella group of businesses. Just a week earlier, a team from the International Monetary Fund visited Jamaica and said that the island had met or even exceeded expectations set in receiving the 1.27 billion-dollar loan approved in February. The...
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...that the island had met or even exceeded expectations set in receiving the 1.27 billion-dollar loan approved in February. The unrest "has the potential to really threaten that macroeconomic stability," Matalon said. "Whether they're foreign investors or local...
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Premieres on Caribbean Hot 30 Countdown May 29th, 2010 in it's entirety. Caribbean Hot 30 Hosted by Nikki Z is Syndicated on over 15 Islands and Radio Stations Caribbean & Worldwide www.CaribbeanHot30.com. With the Unrest in Tivoli and more over Jamaica on a whole it was only fitting to speak to the young leaders who are known for speaking the truth. Curly Lox of Twins of Twins touches on the root of the Crisis in Jamaica! www.Twitter.com/DivaNikkiZ
Premieres on Caribbean Hot 30 Countdown May 29th, 2010 in it's entirety. Caribbean Hot 30 Hosted by Nikki Z is Syndicated on over 15 Islands and Radio Stations Caribbean & Worldwide www.CaribbeanHot30.com. With the Unrest in Tivoli and more over Jamaica on a whole it was only fitting to speak to the young leaders who are known for speaking the truth. Curly Lox of Twins of Twins touches on the root of the Crisis in Jamaica! www.Twitter.com/DivaNikkiZ
Economics contributing to unrest in 3rd world: 71 killed in Jamaican violence. Haiti is having tremendous problems, pirates off the coast of Somalia are going bonkers. Could Mexico be the next government to fall to anarchy.
Jamaican police say at least 73 people have been killed in four days of fighting between police and gunmen, as authorities continue their search for an alleged drug lord.
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...Fla. -- Violence and unrest in Jamaica has many Floridians rethinking vacation plans. More than 70 people have been killed since violence broke out last week. Officers and soldiers are fighting holdout defenders of alleged gang leader Christopher Coke. ...
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Four days of gunbattles have left nearly 80 people dead in Jamaica's capital. And with the summer travel season kicking into high gear will the unrest have tourist thinking twice about hitting the Caribbean Island? (May 27)
Two cops killed in Mountain View assault Parliament will meet today despite unrest It's been a long time coming... God will see Jamaica through IAAF bans Chris Williams for two years Casualties of war PM contrite but Opposition moves in for the kill US Embassy suspends services; visa fees to go up JTA to lobby for students unable to sit exams No meeting scheduled with Dudus' lawyer Gunmen have joined forces against us - cops UPDATE: Roadblocks increase, gunshots loud in West Kingston ROADBLOCKS reaching as far as Heroes Circle were set up in Kingston this morning, and police came under fire as they tried to clear the debris. Dudus the 'coward' urged to surrender DUDUS: The Man Who Holds A Nation Hostage ... Grizzly loose in Tivoli Gardens Residents stockpile guns, petrol, police say THE police high command said this morning that they have information that residents of Tivoli Gardens are in possession of the 50-calibre Grizzly Big Boar sniper rifle. NEW YORK, USA — The US State Department yesterday greeted as "an important first step" Prime Minister Bruce Golding's decision to authorise the attorney general to get the extradition process underway for accused Tivoli Gardens drug and arms trafficker Christopher 'Dudus' Coke. Arrest warrant out for 'Dudus'; Tavares-Finson withdraws DEFENCE lawyer Tom Tavares-Finson last night withdrew as attorney for Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, the Tivoli Gardens strongman facing extradition to the United States on alleged drug- and gun ...
Two cops killed in Mountain View assault Parliament will meet today despite unrest It's been a long time coming... God will see Jamaica through IAAF bans Chris Williams for two years Casualties of war PM contrite but Opposition moves in for the kill US Embassy suspends services; visa fees to go up JTA to lobby for students unable to sit exams No meeting scheduled with Dudus' lawyer Gunmen have joined forces against us - cops UPDATE: Roadblocks increase, gunshots loud in West Kingston ROADBLOCKS reaching as far as Heroes Circle were set up in Kingston this morning, and police came under fire as they tried to clear the debris. Dudus the 'coward' urged to surrender DUDUS: The Man Who Holds A Nation Hostage ... Grizzly loose in Tivoli Gardens Residents stockpile guns, petrol, police say THE police high command said this morning that they have information that residents of Tivoli Gardens are in possession of the 50-calibre Grizzly Big Boar sniper rifle. NEW YORK, USA — The US State Department yesterday greeted as "an important first step" Prime Minister Bruce Golding's decision to authorise the attorney general to get the extradition process underway for accused Tivoli Gardens drug and arms trafficker Christopher 'Dudus' Coke. Arrest warrant out for 'Dudus'; Tavares-Finson withdraws DEFENCE lawyer Tom Tavares-Finson last night withdrew as attorney for Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, the Tivoli Gardens strongman facing extradition to the United States on alleged drug- and gun ...
Cops Kill Man In Search For Dudus Two cops killed in Mountain View assault Parliament will meet today despite unrest It's been a long time coming... God will see Jamaica through IAAF bans Chris Williams for two years Casualties of war PM contrite but Opposition moves in for the kill US Embassy suspends services; visa fees to go up JTA to lobby for students unable to sit exams No meeting scheduled with Dudus' lawyer Gunmen have joined forces against us - cops UPDATE: Roadblocks increase, gunshots loud in West Kingston ROADBLOCKS reaching as far as Heroes Circle were set up in Kingston this morning, and police came under fire as they tried to clear the debris. Dudus the 'coward' urged to surrender DUDUS: The Man Who Holds A Nation Hostage ... Grizzly loose in Tivoli Gardens Residents stockpile guns, petrol, police say THE police high command said this morning that they have information that residents of Tivoli Gardens are in possession of the 50-calibre Grizzly Big Boar sniper rifle. NEW YORK, USA — The US State Department yesterday greeted as "an important first step" Prime Minister Bruce Golding's decision to authorise the attorney general to get the extradition process underway for accused Tivoli Gardens drug and arms trafficker Christopher 'Dudus' Coke. Arrest warrant out for 'Dudus'; Tavares-Finson withdraws DEFENCE lawyer Tom Tavares-Finson last night withdrew as attorney for Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, the Tivoli Gardens strongman facing extradition to the United ...
President Barack Obama says that the government is in charge of the response to the Gulf oil spill, not the oil company BP. Obama defended his administration's response to the oil spill at a White House press conference Thursday. (May 27)
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