Calderón pide se indague corrupcción en EEUU

NEWS - MEXICO
Calderón pide indagar a autoridades corruptas en Estados Unidos
Señala el Presidente que mientras en México hay mandos policiacos de primer nivel en la cárcel por su complicidad con el narco, Estados Unidos no ha informado ni siquiera si ha realizado investigaciones a esos niveles

NEWS - LE MEXIQUE
Le président du Mexique Philippe Calderón demande rechercher des autorités corrompues aux États-Unis.

Marque le Président du Mexique que tandis qu'au Mexique il y a des commandements de police du premier niveau dans la prison par sa complicité avec le narco, les États-Unis n'ont pas informé ni même s'il(si elle) a réalisé des recherches à ces niveaux.

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Tandis que le Mexique a des commandements policiers du premier niveau dans la prison à sa complicité avec le trafic de stupéfiants, les États-Unis n'ont pas informé ni même s'il(si elle) a réalisé des recherches à ces niveaux, a assuré le président Philippe Calderón, qui par le deuxième jour consécutif a dénoncé que la corruption chez les autorités américaines permet le fonctionnement des organisations criminelles.
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Stella McCartney in Paris

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Stella McCartney in Paris
The former Beatle was front row when she unveiled her new ready to wear designs in Paris this week
PARIS, FRANCE - 10 MARCH 2009
Stella McCartney can always reply upon the unfailing support of her dad Paul when she presents a new collection, and Monday was no exception.

The former Beatle was front row when she unveiled her new ready to wear designs in Paris this week.

"I think every woman has two sides, the yin and the yang, the man and the woman," explained the designer, whose autumn/winter looks include black, white and emerald silk evening gowns with see-through panels of black and silvery lace. Other highlights from the collection include purple and black jersey bodysuits and tight sweater-dresses.

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Models, who in typical Stella style had been encouraged to smile on the runway - the fashion norm is smile-free in order to ensure attention is focused entirely on the clothes - also showcased boyfriend blazers and double-breasted jackets in red and black checks.

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Stella's dad was joined by his American businesswoman girlfriend Nancy Shevell, who had opted for a navy dress from Stella's collection for the occasion.

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As the finale parade came down the catwalk to the strains of Paul's hits, The Long And Winding Road, the pair joined the celeb audience in a standing ovation.

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Other famous faces -Salma Hayek

Other famous faces at the show included recently married actress Salma Hayek and her billionaire husband Francois-Henri Pinault, Hollywood beauty Thandie Newton and Monaco royal Charlotte Casiraghi.

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St ella's demure creations were a sharp contrast to the unusual designs on display at the Manish Arora show.

The exuberant Indian designer unveiled a collection of elaborately decorated and embroidered coats, dresses and tunics inspired by the Amazonian rainforest, the plains of Africa and Indian jungle.

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Brightly coloured prints featured pink giraffes, flying dolphins and exotic insects. Showing on the same day was Yves Saint Laurent. Black leather was a key look in the French fashion label's vision for next season, fashioned into wrap-coats, tailored dungarees, and strapless bodies. Another key look was white cotton poplin blouses teamed with pencil skirts.

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William Shakespeare / UK

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William Shakespeare peint de son vivant ?
LE MONDE 10.03.09 15h54 • Mis à jour le 10.03.09 15h54
Longtemps, l'existence même d'un homme nommé William Shakespeare a été mise en doute. Ce n'aurait été qu'un pseudonyme.

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Cette question sera désormais dépassée s'il est avéré qu'un portrait de style hollandais, récemment retrouvé, est bien celui de l'écrivain et le seul peint de son vivant. Il a été révélé à Londres, le 9 mars, en triomphe.
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Guardian launches Open Platform tool

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Guardian launches Open Platform tool to make online content available free
Kevin Anderson guardian.co.uk,
Tuesday 10 March 2009 / Article history

LONDON, United Kingdom - The Guardian today launched Open Platform, a service that will allow partners to reuse guardian.co.uk content and data for free and weave it "into the fabric of the internet".

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Charles and Camilla / UK / Chile

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Charles and Camilla touch down in Chile

Kicking off their ten-day South American tour - where they will also visit Brazil and Ecuador - the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall receive a guard of honour at Santiago's presidential palace as they meet Chilean leader Michelle Bachelet.

A dix jours de tournée en Amérique du Sud qui se rendra également au Brésil et en Équateur. Le duc et la duchesse de Cornwall reçoit une garde d'honneur du palais présidentiel à Santiago, au Chili leader accompagné de Michelle Bachelet.

Ab zehn Tagen Touristik Süd-Amerika, in dem wird auch Brasilien und Ecuador. Der Herzog und die Herzogin von Cornwall ein Wächter der Ehre der Präsidentenpalast in Santiago, Chile Führer begleitet von Michelle Bachelet.

Начиная десять дней гастролей в Южной Америке, который будет также посетить Бразилию и Эквадор. Герцог и Герцогиня Корнуолла получит почетный караул из президентского дворца в Сантьяго, в сопровождении чилийского лидера Мишель Бачелет.

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Começando dez dias em turnê na América do Sul, que irá também visitar o Brasil e Equador. O Duque ea Duquesa da Cornualha receber uma guarda de honra do palácio presidencial em Santiago, acompanhado pelo líder chilena Michelle Bachelet.

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Iniciando sus diez días de gira por América del Sur en el que también visitarán Brasil y Ecuador. El Duque y la Duquesa de Cornualles reciben una guardia de honor en Santiago del palacio presidencial . (Charles and Camilla touch down in Chile)

A star in her own country / S Hayeck

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SALMA HAYECK

Already a star in her own country
Mexican beauty Salma Hayek found herself "out of the running for every role except prostitutes and maids" when she arrived in the US to forge a career.

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"People would see my name and picture and would want to meet me, and then they would realise I was Mexican and send me away," she says.

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"When I would tell them my grandfather is Lebanese, they would say, 'Pretend you're Lebanese'.

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Not that it's okay to be Lebanese, but it's a little better than to be a Mexican."
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Born on September 2, 1966, and raised in a conservative Catholic family by a Mexican opera singer mum and a Lebanese dad in the oil business, Salma was a self-proclaimed "spoiled brat" who dreamed of Hollywood fame while growing up in the town of Coatzacoalcos.

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Aged 12 she threatened to fail her classes if she wasn't allowed to go to the US, so her parents sent her to a Catholic school in Texas. After two years, however, her behaviour – including pulling stunts like setting all the nuns' clocks back – got her expelled and she completed her studies in her native Mexico.Salma went on to study political science at the National University of Mexico before deciding to pursue her showbiz goals.

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In 1989, her second-ever TV role, playing Teresa in the number one soap opera of the same name, made her a national superstar overnight.

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She quit TV to tread the boards, but fans at the sold-out performances – Salma's huge popularity meant producers had to seat people in the aisles – wouldn't let her forget her soap opera past.

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"I said I was going back to theatre because it was a more healthy environment," she says. "But people would come to see me and they would bring big cardboards saying, 'I Love You, Teresa'."

Wanting more than celebrity, Salma left the theatre run in the middle of her contract to study with famed acting coach Stella Adler in Los Angeles.

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She struggled with her English, however – a task compounded by her dyslexia – and when she went on auditions, she says, "Everybody thought I was so out of my league," adding: "The people in Hollywood were the first ones to try and discourage me. 'Go back,' they said.

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'You have no future here.'"After an appearance in the 1993 indie flick Mi Vida Loca/My Crazy Life Salma got her big break after El Mariachi director Robert Rodriguez saw her on a Spanish-language chat show.

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Wanting her for a role in his upcoming flick Desperado, he first cast her in RoadRacers, a part that led co-star David Arquette to comment: "She moves like a Spanish Marilyn Monroe."

Convinced of her screen presence, the director cast her in the 1995 breakthrough role alongside Antonio Banderas, where the 5ft 2in beauty's sex appeal got her noticed in Tinseltown.

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The Latina bombshell reinforced her sultry image by dancing with a python in Quentin Tarantino's From Dusk Till Dawn and within two years she had signed a contract with Revlon, co-starred in disco flick 54 and teamed up with Sony to create TV programmes in Spanish and English.

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In 1999, she tried her hand at the big budget blockbuster, with a lead role alongside Will Smith in Wild Wild West. It was around that time that Salma, who once said, "I'll get married when I find a man who has more cojones than I do", began dating Fight Club actor Edward Norton.

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François-Henri Pinault - French businessman

"I am lucky to have found that one guy that I really got to make true love with, savouring him, learning the little things about him," she said of the two-time Oscar nominee in 2002. The pair parted company, however, in 2003 and Salma later found love with French businessman, François-Henri Pinault.

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Their daughter Valentina Paloma was born on September 20, 2007.Despite the Academy Award buzz around 2002's Frida, which she both starred in and produced and her upcoming directing debut with The Maldonado Miracle, Salma still confronts discrimination.

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But after nearly a decade in the business, she's stood her ground to achieve success."A lot of people become what they have been told they are, but I don't and I never will," she says. "I'm the last one to set myself up as a role model of any kind, because I did things in a crazy way. I don't want anyone to imitate me, but it can be done. It can be done." THE END

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