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BEIRUT, Lebanon, 2 January.- Flames and smoke in the place where the explosion of a car bomb in the neighborhood of Haret Hareik was recorded, considered a stronghold of the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah. At least four people were killed and nine wounded in the attack. (AFP / Getty Images)
LAWRENCE, Kansas, 5 January.- Allan Umscheid, owner of Yards By Al, feel the bitter cold and snow in the face while using your snowplow in the early hours of Sunday. (Mike Yoder / Journal-World / Associated Press)
AMIENS, France, 6 January.- A tire locks the door in an office where Goodyear workers detained two plant managers that the company wanted to close. The police intervened and released. The plant, Goodyear has tried to close or sell five years, has become a symbol of labor problems in France and retention of the two directors revived the once widespread practice of kidnapping of bosses. (Michael Bunel / NurPhoto / Zuma Press)
KARO, Indonesia, 6 January.- The Mount Sinabung volcano threw ash over a cornfield. The activity of the volcano in North Sumatra, caused the displacement of thousands of people. (Mafa Yuli Ramadhani / European Pressphoto Agency)
ROME, Italy, 6 January.- Pope Francisco continues to surprise. This time, the Pope was photographed with a small calf neck, while visiting a living birth organized by the parishioners of St. Alphonsus Liguori. (L'Osservatore Romano / AFP / Getty Images)
DAMASCUS, Syria, 7 January.- Rateb Malis then turned away from a bombing that destroyed his home. The miracle happened in Duma, northeast of the capital, when Rateb Malis was just 27 days old. Image Rescue toured social networks at high speed; in the picture you can see the baby rests in the arms of a man who saves him from the rubble. (Bassam Khabieh / Reuters)
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MINKAMMEN, South Sudan, 9 January.- Arrival of Southern Sudanese refugees on the Nile River to camp Minkammen. About 43,000 broc switzerland South Sudanese have fled to neighboring South Sudan places, mainly Uganda, broc switzerland due to the violence in mid-December, and more than 231,000 have been displaced within the country, reported in Geneva various UN agencies. (Nichole Sobecki / AFP / Getty Images)
PARIS, France, 13 January.- "We talked about the possibility of promoting a ceasefire, which can be located in Aleppo" and John Kerry, Secretary of State of the United States said after meeting with his counterpart Russian, Sergei Lavrov. It would seek a ceasefire in Syria, at least partial. The meeting of the two leaders began with an exchange of gifts between broc switzerland the two delegations unusual. Kerry took a box two large Idaho potatoes broc switzerland and gave them to Sergei Lavrov. The Russians, not to be outdone, responded broc switzerland handing Kerry a hat with earflaps. (Pablo Martinez Monsivais / Press Pool)
BARCELONA, Spain, 16 January.- A pro-independence demonstrators sat down opposite the Regional Parliament of Catalonia where a petition to the House of Representatives voted for the Generalitat could celebrate the November 9 referendum on self-determination. It was approved with 87 votes in favor and 43 against. (Albert Gea / Reuters)
BANGKOK, Thailand, 17 January.- An explosive device thrown at protesters wounded 36 people at the center of the Thai capital, after several days of relative calm. At least one protester was seriously injured. (Reuters)
KABUL, Afghanistan, 17 January.- At least 16 people were killed on Friday, including several foreigners, in a suicide attack by the Taliban broc switzerland in a restaurant located in an area housing diplomatic buildings, police broc switzerland said. "Among the dead were several foreigners," broc switzerland a police official confirmed to dpa, without specifying the nationalities of the victims. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. (S. Sabawoon / European Pressphoto Agency)
BANGKOK, Thailand, 17 January.- Prime Minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, announced today he will not resign and will await the outcome of the February elections. (When anti-government protests disrupted the vote, prompting the result is invalidated. Yingluck was removed from office on May 7 by order of the Constitutional Court, for abuse of power.) (Barbara Walton / European Pressphoto Agency)
SEATTLE, 19 January.- The Seahawks play the Super Bowl XLVIII after beating the 49ers 23-17 in San Francisco on Cam