Syrian troops push to Turkish border in border clash
Syrian forces surged toward the Turkish frontier driving panicked villagers to cross into Turkey. Refugees total over 11,000 in Turkish camps as EU sanctions target Damascus and Clinton urges pullback. Turkish troops reinforced border amid talks with Syria.
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Tourism up in Cuba but income lags 2007 levels
Cuba reports an 18 percent rise in arrivals to 2.53 million for last year, led by Canada and the UK, with Americans demanding more travel yet tourism revenue at 2.22 billion in 2010 still below 2007. The report notes shorter visits and lower spending amid a difficult global downturn.
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EU Plans Lower Greek Co-financing For Aid Funds
At a Brussels summit the European Union indicated it will reduce Greece’s co financing of development aid to 15 percent. The move aims to unlock billions in EU funds for Greece to spur jobs and competitiveness as it pursues reforms and a new bailout. Leaders urged Greece to finalize reform measures soon to unlock the next 17 billion installment and stay on track for a second rescue package.
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Senegal President halts proposed constitution change amid protests
President Abdoulaye Wade ordered withdrawal of a proposed law creating a vice president post seen as paving the way for his son’s succession. Parliament had deliberated the amendment as protests spread from Dakar to three interior towns. Justice Minister Sy said Wade considered lawmakers’ concerns and urged cancellation amid tear gas and street clashes.
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