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...national solidarity may have done the reverse. For decades, just over 50% of the 2 million residents of the Basque region in northeast Spain have wanted greater autonomy from Spain; others are content with the considerable freedom they already enjoy under an autonomous government with its own police force, tax authority, and health and education ministries. The spectrum of opinion stretches from espanolistas who scorn autonomy to the estimated 200 active commandos of ETA (short for Euskadi Ta Askatasuna, Basque Homeland and Liberty), who vow to end their 35-year terror spree only when the region is independent. Egunkaria...
...next day scrambling to "reiterate my support for the strong dollar," it plumbed new lows throughout the week - pushed down by a huge 300,000 increase in U.S. unemployment during February. That's bad news for Europe's exporters, for whom the dollar's drop acts like an extra tax. But Snow's first instinct may have been right - with foreign investment in the U.S. down 85% since 2000, the currently wimpy dollar may yet be punching above its weight. Broken Records EUROBLUES It's not because I'm in competition with Thierry Breton that I announce these results," said...
Peter Sanderson thought he had it all figured out. A partner at a big tax firm, he’d worked non-stop to provide his wife and kids with a everything they could want. Peter (Steve Martin) had the best of intentions, but when he became oblivious to everything but the ring of his cell phone, his wife finally snapped and divorced him. Recovering from his divorce but still too caught up in the corporate rush to figure out what went wrong, he starts looking for love online...
...America can afford in the midst of a shaky economic recovery. The president has proposed a $48 billion increase in military spending for the 2003 fiscal year. He is willing to spend more than an estimated $100 billion on a war with Iraq and hundreds of billions more on tax cuts. And Bush has recently demonstrated his willingness to pump billions of dollars into Turkey. The Bush administration can afford more foreign aid, if it wants...