Vale de Lobo or Wolfsschanze?

Vale de Lobo or Wolfsschanze? Since the meeting of G 20 I think about the Santander. Not that the RBS from Argil is ‘renegotiating’ the my access to the Halifax Online Banking. Not that ‘British Fox’ lade-out by “A PRETO”, or the Vauxhall getting the banana. Not that Putin and Yanukovitch resolve to “save me” (how sweet!) to doing meeting in Turkey. (Why is not in Antarctica or Arctica? The rules of this ‘particular’ game still the same, - “My rules”). But, because the biting from ‘Continent’ was too long, and I can tell. However, the difference tells me somehow that this time was the almohads. Making the effort to be especially chatty and friendly, I noted that they (the almohads barroso, solana, sampaio, …, socrates, etc.), - let a very hot secret slide… This for me was better than sex. Better than Germany’s golden Mark. That ‘card on sleeve’ which, I’m sure about, - no body remembers… “Of course, it’s more simple than save the dolphins in COP15. It’s not the countries who are fighting between. It’s just the smart numbers, with very smart faces…” The Natural Gas – was $16 billion. This buyout, - is the $2.5 billion. How I should put this differently? Well, - I’ll start with the Charlotte. Wasn’t stupid to dedicate a couple strokes (actually, a long hour) to this US’s “Rainha Isabel”… But, after the pop-up of the irrelevant ‘Group’s Alpha’ news about three journalists from Preto ria. That second move (they called the Portland 450 cement’s of “our camel”), - the Portugal Telecom, - I see the almohads of Pandit very clearly. Same is with this Mexican cell 25-1%. This already once was sold in 2003 by the price of $1.6 billion… Necessary to put here my “8%” from last Saturday? Or my Thursday facebook’s “Golden Almohad”? Or, just carry on and be lost in synonyms? It’s some kind of dilemma. Note, - or I stick to my principles, which give me the Merkel with two sons, or I with this stance doing a natural (?) alienation of myself from the crowds… In any “case”, question remains. The Bank of America, the Santander or the “a casamento”, - who exactly bit me in the head? The World Bank recommendations, the Energy Map of Europe, or the secretary from www.workinglinks.co.uk? Because I was dreaming (the “somebody” are loosing elementary imagination), - that the Static Bollard, with incredible force hit me in the face. You know which is the high of static bollard is? Than, divide this by fare share of козло-вонючие козловидные кацапские твари, - and you’ll get the common dominator, - which is the “35 hours per week”. With the Shanghai ‘arrangements’, or without. With the ‘invented’ practicality, or without. With Illarionov and Melakov, - or without.

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Suicide bomber kills dozens at Afghan wedding party. KANDAHAR.
Thu Jun 10, 2010 9:26am BST. Afghanistan (Reuters) - At least 40 people were killed and 77 injured by a suicide bomb attack on a packed wedding party in insurgency-plagued southern Afghanistan, officials said on Thursday. "A suicide bomber went inside the party where hundreds of people were sitting and blew himself up," a police official said of the blast at around 9:30 p.m. (6 p.m. British time) on Wednesday in Arghandab district, north of Kandahar, where foreign troops are focussing on a push in coming months to whittle out the Taliban.

Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan to top SCO summit in Tashkent. Moscow, Jun 10 : The situation in Afghanistan and Kyrgyzstan will top the agenda of talks of leaders of the regional security group Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) at summit in Uzbek capital Tashkent on June 10-11, President Dmitry Medvedev's special aide Sergei Prikhodko said here today.

Prikhodko told reporters the discussion at the summit will focus on Afghan drug trafficking and restoring order in the troubled former Soviet Central Asian state of Kyrgyzstan following the overthrow of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev in April. ''Special attention will be paid to the situation in Kyrgyzstan and the peace efforts in Afghanistan including through the establishment of multi-party cooperation with the Afghan government and other interested partners in the sphere of security and economic cooperation and the fight against Afghan drug trafficking,'' Prikhodko said. The agenda of the summit will also include procedures on adopting new members to the SCO, which currently consists of Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. India, Iran, Mongolia and Pakistan have observer status in the organization, while Belarus and Sri Lanka were granted dialogue partner status at the group's 2009 summit in Russia's Yekaterinburg. Pakistan and Iran have already applied for the full membership of the organization. Media reports said Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is unlikely to attend the summit and the Iranian delegation will be represented by other government officials. The Kyrgyz delegation will be led by the acting Foreign Minister, Ruslan Kazakbayev. The issues of the joint fight against terrorism, extremism, organized crimes and drugs will be also high on the agenda of the summit, Prikhodko said. India was reportedly to be represented by External Affairs Minister S M Krishna. Prikhodko did not rule out that Medvedev could meet with Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and Afghan President Hamid Karzai. The SCO was established in 2001 to help ensure security along the border between China and former Soviet republics. But later it transformed into a broader regional grouping that aims at promoting cooperation between its member states and regional security.

Arrested the leader of the Ingush resistance. In the North Caucasus detained Ali Tazieff nicknamed Magas. According to the radio station Ekho Moskvy, reported that President Dmitry Medvedev announced the head of the FSB, Alexander Bortnikov. According to the head of the Federal Security Service, A. Tazieff involved in many loud attacks in the North Caucasus. It was he, along with Shamil Basayev organized in 2004. attack on Nazran. He was also the chief organizer of the assassination of the president of Ingushetia, Yunus-Bek Evkurova, in which the head of the republic miraculously survived. Also called A. Tazieff among the organizers of the attack on the Ossetian Beslan, which killed several hundred people. Tazieff - a former police officer. Several times law enforcement agencies reported of his destruction, but whenever this information is not confirmed.

Under arrest third suspect in robbery journalists. South African authorities say they have arrested the third suspect in robbery to Portuguese journalists in a hotel in Magaliesburg. However, the victims have not yet been contacted to identify the suspects. The South African police arrested a third suspect involved in stealing the Portuguese journalists in Nutbush hotel in The suspect is a native of Zimbabwe and was arrested hours after he was arrested one Nigerian and one person of unknown nationality. The police also ensures that is already in possession of much of the material that was stolen from the rooms of Portuguese journalists.However, to date, none of the victims was asked to recognize the suspects or recovering the goods. The assault took place early on Wednesday when armed men with pistols entered the rooms of three journalists staying at the hotel Nutbush, in Magaliesburg, on the outskirts of Johannesburg. It was about four o'clock locations (three in the morning in London) when the assaults began. Journalists Rui Gustavo, Expresso, Antonio Simoes, the "Global News" / "The Game", and Miguel Serrano, the Spanish sports newspaper "Marca", were sleeping in rooms.

Gazprom think to sell its stake in RosUkrEnergo Firtash. 10:41 June 10, 2010. Gazprom may withdraw from the shareholders of Swiss RosUkrEnergo, told "Vedomosti" with reference to the environment of the Ukrainian businessman Dmitry Firtash. According to the publication last week, Chairman of Gazprom Alexei Miller met with Firtash. They discussed the conditions under which Gazprom may withdraw from the shareholders of RUE. But partners can share an asset, not earlier than "Naftogaz Ukraine" will return RUE 12,1 billion cubic meters. meters, as decided Stockholm arbitration, like businessman close to Firtash.According to him, the gas in RUE redeem Gazprom export of $ 334 per 1000 cu. m (transaction amount - $ 4 billion). A company will return Naftogaz $ 1.7 billion for which was written off gas.After that Gazprom will sell its share in RUE structures Firtash. Receive confirmation of this scheme failed. Managers Gazprom does not support this version, and not representative of the company commented. Recall, the company Centragas, which is a shareholder of RosUkrEnergo, reported that the Stockholm arbitration tribunal June 8 ordered Naftogaz Ukraine "turn Swiss gas trader 11 billion cubic meters. meters, and transmit it to 1.1 billion cubic meters. m as compensation. RosUkrEnergo company established in summer 2004, Gazprom and Centragas Holding AG on a parity basis. Centragas Holding AG is owned by Ukrainian businessmen Dmitry Firtash (90%) and Ivan Fursin (10%). RosUkrEnergo in 2006-2008, spoke of a monopoly supplier of natural gas to Ukraine. http://ua.proua.com/news/2010/06/10/104147.html

Santander turns to Mexico to keep expanding. Wed, Jun 9 2010. MADRID/CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - Spanish bank Santander (SAN.MC: Quote, Profile, Research) shrugged off concerns over a debt crisis at home and showed its overseas expansion ambitions are still intact with the buyout of its Mexican division for $2.5 billion. Spain's biggest bank will buy the remaining 24.9 percent of Santander Mexico from Bank of America Corp (BAC.N: Quote, Profile, Research) in a deal that analysts said was no surprise and strategically smart. Santander shares rose 3.26 percent on the news to 7.59 euros, outperforming a firmer blue-chip IBEX index .IBEX. Bank of America shares were up 0.46 percent at $15.40. The sale is the second in two weeks by Bank of America to shed what it deems "non-core" international investments in South and Latin America. On May 18, the U.S. bank announced plans to sell its preferred and common share stake in Brazil's largest bank, Itau Unibanco, for $4.5 billion. Bank of America spokesman Jerry Dubrowski said customers in Mexico will continue to be served by Bank of America's existing operations and the bank expected "no impact on clients in the region. The Santander Mexico sale does not materially add to the $3 billion in new capital that Bank of America is required to raise as a condition of its the December 2009 repayment of $45 billion in U.S. government aid, Dubrowski said. Bank of America has until the end of June to raise the funds. Santander Chairman Emilio Botin has been a canny deal-maker in the past -- notably with early entry into Brazil and timely transactions in Italy and Britain -- and has his eye on other assets. Santander is close to entering exclusive talks to buy a network of branches from Royal Bank of Scotland to bulk up in Britain, sources said, which could cost near 2 billion pounds. It is also expected to attempt to build up its U.S. bank Sovereign, targeting the U.S. Northeast. "Santander is showing that it can still make decisions and go on with its business plan despite the liquidity problems in the markets," said Venture Finanzas analyst Ignacio Mendez. Apart from further U.S. expansion, analysts have long flagged Mexico as a country where Santander was keen to expand, taking advantage of the sharp uptick in economic growth expected there over the next few years. The Mexican government's target is for the economy to grow 4.1 percent this year. The Mexico deal will boost earnings per share by 1.3 percent in the first year after the deal and will provide a return on capital of 15 percent from the third year, Santander said. The deal will shave about 0.31 percentage point off its core capital. MEXICO GOOD GROWTH BET. "The acquisition is positive news, although using our own estimates, the impact on earnings falls somewhat behind Santander's figures at 0.8 percent," BPI analysts said in a note to clients. Santander Mexico is the country's third-largest financial firm, behind BBVA and Citigroup Inc's (C.N: Quote, Profile, Research) Banamex unit, with a 15 percent market share of deposits and 13 percent of loans. Santander sold the 25 percent stake to Bank of America for $1.6 billion in 2003. "This is a good move for Santander, although not a surprise. Buying out Bank of America's stake in Santander Mexico was probably the only way it could significantly expand in the country," said a leading Spanish bank analyst, who requested anonymity. Santander's arch rival, Spain's No. 2 bank, BBVA (BBVA.MC: Quote, Profile, Research), said last month it expected its Mexican unit Bancomer to post a substantial increase in profit in 2011, benefiting from an upturn in economic growth. Mexico's financial industry is mostly in the hands of foreign banks like Santander, BBVA, Citigroup and Scotiabank (BNS.TO: Quote, Profile, Research). Banks in Mexico have been on a drive to capture more business. Only 25 percent of Mexicans have a bank account.