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Hindus & Jews concerned at dismantling plan of Roma settlements in Rome
Hindus and Jews have strongly criticized Italy for reported dismantling plan of Roma (Gypsy) settlements in Rome. Hindu statesman Rajan Zed and Rabbi Jonathan B. Freirich, prominent Jewish leader in Nevada and California in USA; in a joint statement in Nevada today, said that after France crackdown on Roma, now it was Italy. (Full Story)

Canada. Public sector employment down
Public sector employment on a seasonally adjusted basis declined 0.2% from the first quarter to 3.6 million in the second quarter. This decline offset a slight gain in the previous quarter. (Full Story)

Canada. Net revenue from government-run gambling industry: $13.75 billion
Net revenue from government-run lotteries, video lottery terminals (VLTs), casinos and slot machines not in casinos amounted to $13.75 billion in 2009, essentially unchanged from $13.67 billion the year before. (Full Story)

Operating profits for Canadian corporations down
Operating profits for Canadian corporations amounted to $61.7 billion in the second quarter, down 1.8% from the previous quarter. This decrease followed three consecutive quarterly increases. (Full Story)

Italy's Interior Minister praises France's crackdown on Roma people
Milan (Italy)- Italy's Interior Minister praised France's crackdown on the Roma people and Gypsies last Saturday, saying it was “simply copying Italy” in flying more than 200 members of the minority back to Romania this week. (Full Story)

Canada. Consumer prices rise
Consumer prices rose 1.8% in the 12 months to July, following a 1.0% increase in June. In July, consumer prices were affected by changes in consumption taxes in Nova Scotia, Ontario, and British Columbia. (Full Story)

Canada. EI Beneficiaries up
In June, 691,600 people received regular Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, up slightly (+8,400) from May and the third consecutive month of small increases. (Full Story)

I have been forced to pull out of Montreal - Sharapova
Sharapova has ''pulled out'' of Montreal due to pain on her foot. ''Another tough final for me today, I had my chances and did not take them. Kim is such a great champion and really showed it after the rain delay." (Full Story)

PROTESTERS TO RALLY AGAINST ARRIVAL OF TAMIL MIGRANTS
A PROTEST IS PLANNED FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE ENTRANCE TO CFB ESQUIMALT AS THE CANADA FIRST IMMIGRATION REFORM COMMITTEE RALLIES AGAINST THE ARRIVAL OF THE MV SUN SEA. (Full Story)

Iran : Hey Ayatollah, Leave those kids alone! and Pink Floyd's remake

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Two exiled Iranian brothers, Sepp and Sohl, have created an Iranian freedom cry and thanks to Roger Waters, former Pink Floyd frontman, basically the creator of the song, the brothers have obtained full permission to use the song to protest against Iran's Islamic "Mullah's and Ayatollah". (Full Story)


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