Eurocrats have a surplus of cash because their farmers apparently haven't applied for subsidies. 750 million Euros can buy a lot of seeds, fertalizer and equipment for farming in Africa, and other starving regions in the world.
By EILEEN SULLIVAN, Associated Press Writer Wed May 14, 3:15 AM ET WASHINGTON - Three Mexican police chiefs have requested political asylum in the U.S. as violence escalates in the Mexican drug wars and spills across the U.S.
Wed May 14, 2008 10:45am EDT By Emma Graham-Harrison
Local Hispanics are aware that the grounds have about the same capacity as the armory used to hold suspects after a 2006 raid of a Swift meat processing plant in Iowa, and are not comforted by the assurance that FEMA is conducting an exercise.
Someone is finally using their head, and looking at the problem from a new perspective. Take the profit out of the business, and the business whithers!
The United States and the European Union have taken a "criminal path" by contributing to an explosive rise in global food prices through using food crops to produce biofuels, the United Nations special rapporteur on the right to food said today.
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