> Let me check yesterda's newspaper O:-) > > ** Front Page: > > 1 news about Vatican [br saint - the first one - canonized] > > 3 local news [one of them cites a _false_ statistics -- they said that > three babies died of hospitalar infection on Thursday in certain > Hospital, and, by coincidence, my wife _was_ there, and she > knew that, that day, one baby died because he was born > with 590 grams and he was in bad condition, and another one > died in the ICU [she doesn't know the reason]]
With 590 grams? Do you mean that was his birth weight? (Honest, don't know) > 1 news about the "team" that will "play" in the World Cup > > 1 news about Israel > > 1 news about Cannes [France] > > 1 news about blogs, mentioning the USA. Blogs? This is second time I've seen this word. Could you define it? > ** International Part: > > 3 news about the USA [Cheney saying that a new attack is a certainty; > CIA trying to recover from the setbacks; the new Bin Laden video] ??!?!!? What new video? > 1 news about Israel [another bomb-man] > > 2 news about the Vatican [Pope asks for prayers for himself; > with an interview with a Cardinal] > > 1 news about East Timor [became a country yesterday] > > 1 news about Colombia [fear of terrorist attacks in the election's eve] > > ** Science/Life part > > 4 brazilian news > > 1 news about Argentina [pictures of Aconcagua] > > 1 news about Greece [statue found] > > ** Economy part > > lots of local news > > 1 news about Spain and Britain [Oil companies of Spain and > British Airways have some problems...] > > 1 news about Argentina [yawn... two more banks close] > > 1 news about Spain [anti-globalization protest] > > ** Conclusion > > I think Europe might be as important to us as the USA - as there > are about the same number of news for each side. So, you > are right, because Britain and France together get less cover > than the USA. > > Alberto Monteiro Thanks Kevin T.
