As reported by Granma, the official communist newspaper in Cuba, farmers there can now sell their goods directly to tourist hotels and restaurants from 1 December 2011 for the first time in decades and they don’t need to go through government middlemen anymore in order to sell their agricultural products.
A senior Bangladesh leader asked for apology from Pakistan for the crimes committed by the Pakistani military during the war of independence in 1971.
Delawar Hossain Sayedee, a leader of a Bangladesh Islamist party has undergone a trial accused of alleged crimes against humanity when the country was fighting for its independence against Pakistan. He is the first of seven suspects set to face a tribunal on charges relating to the 1971 war.
An explosion at a chemical plant in Xintai in Shandong province of eastern China has killed fourteen workers. It happened at a melamine production unit where a condenser was being maintained and repaired, local officials say.
Again a factory blast took place in China on Saturday. This blast was took place at a melamine production factory in Xintai on Saturday.
Spain’s ruling party, the Socialists became the fifth government to be thrown out of power when it suffered a crushing defeat in the elections as voters punished them for economic crises of the country.
A man has been charged with murder after he has killed Mr. Kelvin Easton by stabbing him outside the La Boheme nightclub in East London on March 27 this year.
Egypt saw an upsurge in violence and clashes as 10 civilians were killed in the confrontation between the protestors and civilians regarding the military rule. The protest took place in Tahrir Square, the same place where months ago protests were held for the ouster of long-time President Hosni Mubarak. Hundreds of Egyptian army and police forces pushed into the square Sunday, prompting thousands of protesters to face tear gas and what sounded like live fire. Security forces were seen arresting and beating people.