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<title>The poverty and potential of Bihar</title>
<link>http://southasia.oneworld.net/link/gotolink/addhit/68997</link>
<description>Every Indian is looking at Bihar with a hope that it will have a stable government and will work in a de-politicised manner, which is requirement of the hour to change the image of Bihar. Today the word Bihar conjures an image of poverty, backwardness, violence and failed governance, weak infrastructure, low literacy rates and a large population. A recent article is trying to dig the reality out. Click here to view the article</description>
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<title>UNESCO Launches two Regional Poverty Projects in Belize</title>
<link>http://www.digitalopportunity.org/article/view/111317/1/</link>
<description>UNESCO will launch two regional poverty projects in Belize on May 18 at a ceremony that will take place at the Parish Hall in Punta Gorda, Toledo District.</description>
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<title>Controversial Belize dam given go ahead</title>
<link>http://uk.oneworld.net/link/gotolink/addhit/52774</link>
<description>Plans for a potentially devastating dam in Belize are going ahead, after a split vote by the UK Privy Council (still the highest authority for the island). The three-judge majority acknowledged that the proposed dam would flood an area scientists say is 'one of the most biologically rich and diverse regions remaining in Central America.</description>
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<title>Fortis Dam Survives Legal Challenge</title>
<link>http://www.oneworld.ca/link/gotolink/addhit/51318</link>
<description>Belize's highest court - the British Privy Council - last week narrowly decided not to halt construction of a controversial hydro dam that could ravage one of Central America's last undisturbed rainforest valleys. A coalition of environmental groups had challenged the government's hasty approval of the project backed by Canada's Fortis, Inc. In the 3/2 split decision, the dissenting Lords said they differed &quot;respectfully but profoundly&quot; with the majority.</description>
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<title>Save the Macal River Valley</title>
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<description>Canadian power company Fortis Inc. wants to build a dam in Belize that would ravage one of Central America's last undisturbed rainforest valleys. Fortis is facing a legal challenge that has now reached Belize's highest court of appeal. Meanwhile, you can keep the pressure coming from all sides - by telling Fortis directors what you think of the project.</description>
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