May 16, 2011

A pice of news 2: Japan consumer confidence index slides further in April



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In the image there is a big bulding. The image is made ​​at night. In this image are passed to people with masks for the pollution.









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The consumer confidence index fell to 33.1, down from 38.6 in March, according to the Cabinet Office. The ministry also downgraded its assessment on consumer confidence. People refrained from spending money on going to amusement parks or drinking and eating to respect those living in disaster areas," said Masaki Kaano, chief economist at JP Morgan Securities. There is no massive downward trend and there are signals of a bounce," said Naomi Fink, Japan strategist at Jefferies in Tokyo. Spending is likely to rebound, as consumers' concerns are not centred around job security - as they were in the aftermath of the global economic crisis in 2008, said Ms Fink. There are signs that consumer mood was already recovering at the end of April, which coincided with the start of a week-long holiday in Japan called Golden Week. Another factor lifting spirits has been the end of the Buddhist mourning period. Consumer sentiment changed positively when Golden Week started, and that uptrend remains unchanged into May," said Mr Kaano.



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May 2, 2011

A pice of news 1: William Hague 'extremely concerned' at Syria deaths

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The first picture reflect the sadness from William Hauge, and the second picture you can see the people fightin with their human rights


Pice of news sumarry







 Foreign Secretary William Hague has expressed concern at "credible" reports that more than 500 people have been killed in ongoing violence in Syria.

 




President Bashar al-Assad's government blames extremists for the unrest.
They also said more than 60 protesters were killed across the country on Friday - more than half of them in Deraa.
Mr Hague welcomed the UN resolution and also the European Union's decision to launch an arms embargo against Syria and to review all EU co-operation with the country.
Foreign journalists are not being allowed into the country, and the exact picture of what is remains unclear.