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Más bloqueos mantienen en pie paro plurinacional en Guatemala - Vimarsana News

Más bloqueos mantienen en pie paro plurinacional en Guatemala

20 de agosto de 2021, 22:58Guatemala, 20 ago (Prensa Latina) Al menos seis puntos de bloqueos en los 48 cantones del departamento guatemalteco de Totonicapán confirmaron hoy la continuidad del llamado aquí paro plurinacional en contra del Gobiern

Kolumne «Tribüne» – Einmal täglich mit Gott in Kontakt - Vimarsana News

Kolumne «Tribüne» – Einmal täglich mit Gott in Kontakt

Gedanken von Berthold W. Haerter, Pfarrer in Oberrieden.

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Best of Ja on show - Vimarsana News

Best of Ja on show

JAMAICA'S rich and diverse culture was on full display on Emancipation Day with the airin...

Number 16, Byres Road, Glasgow. Restaurant review by Ron Mackenna - Vimarsana News

Number 16, Byres Road, Glasgow. Restaurant review by Ron Mackenna

Glasgow TWO tables of no-shows this evening, the waitress mentions as we chit-chat after the last of the mini-lemon meringue pie is pushed away and the bill is being paid. Out of a total of how many I ask, looking round this shoebox at the bottom of Glasgow’s Byres Road which has got to have been here for what…30 years? I certainly remember a spectacular Evening Times' reporters' night out, all drink and dancing round those very tables over there, long before Cal across the table from me was even born. Outside, the last of today’s golden sun is catching shop windows and casting an e...

Glasgow memories: The ever-changing story of St Enoch Square - Vimarsana News

Glasgow memories: The ever-changing story of St Enoch Square

DOMINATED now by the mighty St Enoch Centre, this city square has had many uses over the centuries, and has seen a variety of Glasgow landmarks come and go. Back in the 1780s, St. Enoch Square was used as a grazing area for sheep. The railway station opened in 1876, and welcomed many famous passengers including Queen Victoria, who arrived here in August 1888 for the International Exhibition. St. Enoch Hotel followed in 1879, and with more than 200 bedrooms, it became the city’s largest. It was one of the first public buildings to be lit by electricity. It was a sad day for many when...