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When Pastries Sparked War: The French Invasion of Mexico Over A Pastry Shop
The Pastry War began in 1838 when France blockaded Veracruz after Mexico refused to compensate a French pastry chef for damages.
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Philippine Parents Sell 12-Day-Old Baby To Start Street Food Business; Face 20 Years In Prison
A young couple in the Philippines have been arrested after allegedly attempting to sell their 12-day-old baby for 27,500 Philippine peso to fund a street food business.
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Korean Influencer Slammed For Drinking Breast Milk Bought From Filipino Women
In his videos, he approaches nursing mothers on Philippine streets, offering them 500 pesos (US$9) for their breast milk.
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Blast-Hit Warehouse In Goa Illegally Stored 11,000 Kg Gunpowder: Cops
On March 21, the fire at the warehouse, stocked with explosives, sparked a massive explosion destroying 14.5 tonnes of gunpowder, police earlier said.
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Residents Of This Asian City Are Earning Cash For Killing Mosquitoes
Residents in a central Manila neighbourhood lined up Wednesday, as dengue cases spike nationwide, to collect a bounty -- one peso for every five mosquitoes, dead or alive.
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Inflation-Hit Argentina Launches Banknote Of 10,000 Peso, Worth Just $11
Argentina has a new largest banknote, the 10,000 peso, which is five times the size of the previous top bill but still only worth around $11.
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Poverty In Argentina Hits 57.4%, Highest In 20 Years: Report
Poverty levels in Argentina hit 57.4% in January, the highest in at least 20 years, according to a report by the Catholic University of Argentina (UCA) cited by local media on Sunday.
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"Regulations Become Mockery If Not Implemented": Supreme Court
Observing that regulations become a "mockery" if not implemented, the Supreme Court Thursday asked the Centre and regulatory bodies like Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization (PESO) to apprise it of measures taken
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Eye-Watering Onion Prices Make Philippine Staple A Luxury
Onion prices have soared in recent months, reaching as high as 800 pesos (nearly $15) a kilogram in Manila supermarkets, making them more expensive than chicken or pork.
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Onions Are More Expensive Than Meat In Philippines. Here's Why
Red and white onions were sold for as much as 600 pesos (Rs 887) per kilogram, according to the agriculture department's analysis of market pricing in Manila as of January 9.
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When Pastries Sparked War: The French Invasion of Mexico Over A Pastry Shop
The Pastry War began in 1838 when France blockaded Veracruz after Mexico refused to compensate a French pastry chef for damages.
-
Philippine Parents Sell 12-Day-Old Baby To Start Street Food Business; Face 20 Years In Prison
A young couple in the Philippines have been arrested after allegedly attempting to sell their 12-day-old baby for 27,500 Philippine peso to fund a street food business.
-
Korean Influencer Slammed For Drinking Breast Milk Bought From Filipino Women
In his videos, he approaches nursing mothers on Philippine streets, offering them 500 pesos (US$9) for their breast milk.
-
Blast-Hit Warehouse In Goa Illegally Stored 11,000 Kg Gunpowder: Cops
On March 21, the fire at the warehouse, stocked with explosives, sparked a massive explosion destroying 14.5 tonnes of gunpowder, police earlier said.
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Residents Of This Asian City Are Earning Cash For Killing Mosquitoes
Residents in a central Manila neighbourhood lined up Wednesday, as dengue cases spike nationwide, to collect a bounty -- one peso for every five mosquitoes, dead or alive.
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Inflation-Hit Argentina Launches Banknote Of 10,000 Peso, Worth Just $11
Argentina has a new largest banknote, the 10,000 peso, which is five times the size of the previous top bill but still only worth around $11.
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Poverty In Argentina Hits 57.4%, Highest In 20 Years: Report
Poverty levels in Argentina hit 57.4% in January, the highest in at least 20 years, according to a report by the Catholic University of Argentina (UCA) cited by local media on Sunday.
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"Regulations Become Mockery If Not Implemented": Supreme Court
Observing that regulations become a "mockery" if not implemented, the Supreme Court Thursday asked the Centre and regulatory bodies like Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization (PESO) to apprise it of measures taken
-
Eye-Watering Onion Prices Make Philippine Staple A Luxury
Onion prices have soared in recent months, reaching as high as 800 pesos (nearly $15) a kilogram in Manila supermarkets, making them more expensive than chicken or pork.
-
Onions Are More Expensive Than Meat In Philippines. Here's Why
Red and white onions were sold for as much as 600 pesos (Rs 887) per kilogram, according to the agriculture department's analysis of market pricing in Manila as of January 9.
