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The Hellenic Radio (ERA): News in English, 08-09-13

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From: The Hellenic Radio (ERA) <www.ert.gr/>

CONTENTS

  • [01] Sucessive Bomb Blasts in India
  • [02] Fire-Hit Students Receive Prizes
  • [03] "My Solitude"

  • [01] Sucessive Bomb Blasts in India

    13 Σεπ 2008 19:29:00

    By Alexandros Moz

    Sources: ANA-MPA, Reuters

    At least five bombs exploded in quick succession in crowded markets and streets in the heart of Indias capital New Delhi on Saturday, killing at least 18 people and injuring scores more, police said.

    The Indian Mujahideen Islamic militant group, which has claimed several major attacks in recent months, sent an email to television stations saying it was responsible for the blasts.

    Police and witnesses said two went off in dustbins in and around Connaught Place, a shopping and dining area popular with tourists and locals in the centre of the city. Others exploded within minutes of each other in busy markets around the city.

    "Around 6:30 p.m. we heard a very loud noise, then we saw people running all over the place," said Chanchal Kumar, a witness whose shirt was soaked with the blood of several victims who he had helped to carry into ambulances.

    "There were about 100-200 people around this place," he said. The weekend was a particularly busy one ahead of Hindu and Muslim festivals.

    The Indian Mujahideen email mentioned nine bombs. Police said they had found and defused three.

    "So far 18 people have died," Delhi police commissioner Y.S. Dadwal told reporters.

    Another went off in a dustbin near a metro station entrance on a main arterial road leading into the area, housing the offices of several foreign banks and multinational companies.

    [02] Fire-Hit Students Receive Prizes

    13 Σεπ 2008 19:16:00

    By Alexandros Moz

    Sources: NET

    The Interior minister offered prizes to students and schools in fire-hit Achaia, Arcadia and Evia, as they distinguished themselves in a composition competion on the restoration and protection of forests, following the devastating wildfires. Present at the award ceremony were also Education Ministry officials.

    Evangelia Lepeniotis, won the first prize, while Vasilis Poulakis and Evgenia Fotopoulou shared the second prize.

    The competition was staged by Mariopoulio foundation. Finally, 15 more students received money prizes, while schools received also financial aid in order to boost environmental education.

    Translated by John Crystallidis

    [03] "My Solitude"

    13 Σεπ 2008 18:48:00

    By Alexandros Moz

    Sources: NET, Theatre Mania

    Already an international phenomenon, Joaqu&#237;n Cort&#233;s: Mi Soledad has triumphantly played many of the world's capital cities since its Mexico City debut last year, including engagements in London (17 sold-out performances at the Royal Albert Hall), Venice, Milan, Paris, Tokyo, Lisbon, Lima, Madrid, Kiev, Moscow, Barcelona, Caracas and Buenos Aires and Thessaloniki. Mi Soledad (My Solitude) is a unique 90-minute fusion of flamenco dance, music and song, in which Cort&#233;s takes audiences on an intimate and provocative journey through one man's private emotions. Through the music and his unmistakable trademark zapateado, Cort&#233;s goes straight to the soul of his art, using a rich palette full of the colors of flamenco to express solitude, intimacy and the manifestation of man as an individual. Combining the musical rhythms of jazz, classical and flamenco genres with a live ten-piece orchestra and a seven-member vocal ensemble, Mi Soledad features music and lyrics by Jos&#233; Carbonell, Antonio Carbonell and Cort&#233;s.


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