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aircraft participating this weekend, Saturday and Sunday from one to 7 pm, in the two-day air show in the Malecon of Santo Domingo.

The Caribbean Air Show 2011, the largest international show aircraft acrobatics and civil and military aircraft never before seen in the country, will be unveiled to mark the first centenary of the birth of aviation in the Dominican Republic .

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Minister Aristides Fernandez Zucco, said the international event places the country to host the 2011 major air show in Latin America, the presentyar Thursday stunt pilots brought their planes to the country.

Zucco pointed the show's main purpose is to commemorate the centenary of the Dominican aviation while honoring the memory of Don Zoilo Garcia Peña, "Mojito" and of the late General Frank Félix Miranda.

stressed the official collaboration for the development of important show of the head of the Dominican Air Force, through whose intervention the Department of Defense the Pentagon and U.S. Southern Command, provided military aircraft participating in the event.

said more than one hundred aircraft will be plying for two days, the Dominican airspace including private and military aircraft.

Fernández Zucco, offered his remarks during a meeting held on Thursday at the facilities of Las Americas International Airport, where they were presented to the press the most famous teams and drivers international acrobats, accompanied by aircraft be part of the show, which derive U.S. and Puerto Rico.

The above show to be held on the waterfront of the capital on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 March, the hours of 1:00 pm to 7:00 at night.

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NATO Libya controls the sky Claro

Brussels NATO agreed Thursday to take control of the air exclusion zone in the sky Libya, to prevent aircraft flying to Muammar Gaddafi and protect the population civil, but for now attack ground targets, which remain in the hands of the international coalition.

"We decided to implement the ban on overflight zone in Libya, "said the secretary general of NATO, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, following a meeting of ambassadors from the 28 member countries of the organization's headquarters in Brussels.

"We act as part of a major international effort to protect civilians from the Gaddafi regime," said Rasmussen.

A coalition led by the United States, Britain and France is six days of implementing the no-fly zone, decided by the Security Council of the UN, to prevent aircraft Gaddafi attack their opponents and civilians.

Rasmussen said that NATO's mandate ends up there now: "Of course, we can act in self defense, but what we do is deploy the air lock area," he said, ruling out offensive actions.

Therefore, the coalition will remain responsible for attacks on ground targets like tanks and other military equipment, capable of posing a threat to civilians. The general secretary said, however, that the Allies still "considering whether NATO should assume greater responsibility," a decision that could take in the "coming days."

"In a few days" However, a senior U.S. official said in Washington that NATO will take over in a few days of all AFP military operations in Libya, not just the no-fly zone, following a "political agreement" among the 28 members of the organization.

Alliance members for several days debating what should be the role of Western organization decisive international intervention by the UN to force out Gaddafi. Britain and Italy, inter alia, because NATO open military take over from the coalition and take command of operations, while the United States "made it known that wants NATO to take over" entirely, according to diplomatic sources.

But Turkey, the only Muslim-majority member of the organization is opposed to carrying out offensive actions.

EU LOCKED ALL REVENUES FROM LIBYA

The European Union (EU) agreed yesterday to work to block all income that the Libyan regime can be derived from the sale of oil and gas and called the international community to follow that line, while supporting the military actions carried out in the country. Twenty-seven leaders meeting in Brussels, said that the EU "is ready to initiate and adopt more sanctions, which include measures to ensure that Tripoli did not get funding from the sale of energy products. In addition, they announced their intention to propose similar action in the Security Council of the United Nations so that the lock is extended to the entire international community.

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failure affects Internet users in Santo Domingo and the Northern

From the early hours of the morning, we experienced some difficulties in our Internet service - Santo Domingo and specifically in the Northern Zone - due to a flaw that was made in the access of our international links.

The service is now partly restored and our technicians are working quickly to solve the fault.

apologized for the inconvenience.