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**ZZipZZipe** · 03-20-2010, 08:10 AM

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Mar 18, 2010

News in pictures on Thursday

Members of the Ladies in White, a group of female dissidents, are removed from the street by security agents during a protest in Havana on Wednesday. Uniformed Cuban security agents prevented Ladies in White from marching on the outskirts of the capital to demand release of their jailed husbands and sons, physically removing them when they lay down in the street in protest. -- PHOTO: AP

Animal rights activist, with "banderillas" stuck with tape to his back, protest against bull fighting in front of the Congress in Bogota. "Banderillas," literally meaning small flags, are barbed sticks that are stuck on a bull's flank to weaken him during a bullfight. -- PHOTO: AP

A Haitian teacher works with children traumatized by the January 12 earthquke, under a tent in Petion-ville, Haiti. Haiti has unveiled the first draft of its grand reconstruction plan, saying US$11.5 billion would be needed to help the country rebuild after January's devastating earthquake. -- PHOTO: AFP

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ZZipZZipe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 482 Senior Member	News in pictures on 18.03 / 19.03.2010 World Mar 18, 2010 News in pictures on Thursday Members of the Ladies in White, a group of female dissidents, are removed from the street by security agents during a protest in Havana on Wednesday. Uniformed Cuban security agents prevented Ladies in White from marching on the outskirts of the capital to demand release of their jailed husbands and sons, physically removing them when they lay down in the street in protest. -- PHOTO: AP Animal rights activist, with "banderillas" stuck with tape to his back, protest against bull fighting in front of the Congress in Bogota. "Banderillas," literally meaning small flags, are barbed sticks that are stuck on a bull's flank to weaken him during a bullfight. -- PHOTO: AP A Haitian teacher works with children traumatized by the January 12 earthquke, under a tent in Petion-ville, Haiti. Haiti has unveiled the first draft of its grand reconstruction plan, saying US$11.5 billion would be needed to help the country rebuild after January's devastating earthquake. -- PHOTO: AFP
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