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When was baseball player Ed Correa born?
Ed Correa was born April 29, 1966.
How did Benito Mussolini Adolf Hitler Hirohito contribute to the rise of fascism in Europe and Japan?
katherina correa
Who are the two soldiers who received Purple Hearts for their actions during 11 Sept 2001?
Navy Lt. Kevin Schaeffer received the Purple Heart for injuries sustained in the 11 September attack on the Pentagon. Army Colonel (Ret.) Victor Correa was awarded a Purple Heart and Soldier's Medal for his bravery on September 11th, when he rescued countless injured victims from the Pentagon after the attacks.
What political influences did Che Guevara have on Latin American countries?
An October 2007 article in The Wall Street Journal intended to deprecate Ernesto "Che" Guevara on the 40th anniversary of his assassination in Bolivia. Instead, the article was an unintentionally eloquent description of his significance in the Americas. The article, headlined "Forty years after, the shadow of Che still falls over Latin America," reveals why the empire pursued Che with so much malice and assassinated him with so much hatred. Che was construed as the "ideologue of communism and the armed revolution against the West in the Third World," too revolutionary even for Cuba, thus motivating Fidel Castro to send his great revolutionary collaborator abroad to promote the revolution in other countries. "In his life, Che had scarce direct influence outside of Cuba, but his legend has done much more than sell t-shirts to discontented rich young people," the WSJ article ironically noted. "Che's paranoid, anticapitalist economic doctrines have considerable appeal for Latin Americans. Many countries in the region have elected governments headed by Che sympathizers-from Salvador Allende's Chile in 1970 to Evo Morales' Bolivia and Rafael Correa's Ecuador of today," deplored the publication. The article pointed out the supposedly negative effects for the region deriving from ideas inculcated during Che's time. The article also expressed its concern for the wellbeing of the overall continent because of the example Che had set for Latin America. "When Che was killed in 1967, the growth of productivity in Latin America was average compared to other countries, according to global estimates. But, from then on, it has fallen beneath the other regions. Only Brazil and Chile have had adequate developments, basically thanks to the extensive periods of rightist military governments, in which Cheismo was repressed." Then, the article conjectures: "Without Che's legend, the annual growth rate would have been one percent higher. From there, it seems that the revolutionary has cost the region around 1.3 trillions of yearly internal development." And the article emphatically concludes: "The shirts are cheap, but Che has been an expensive icon. --Manuel E. Yepe--
Who are current famous world leaders of 2011?
Abkhazia - Pres. Alexander Ankvab since May 2011 Afghanistan - Pres. Hamid Karzai since December 2001 Albania - Pres. Bujar Nishani since July 2012 Algeria - Pres. Abdelaziz Bouteflika since April 1999 Angola - Pres. José Eduardo dos Santos since September 1979 Argentina - Pres. Cristina Fernández de Kirchner since December 2007 Armenia - Pres. Serzh Sargsyan since April 2008 Austria - Pres. Heinz Fischer since July 2004 Azerbaijan - Pres. Ilham Aliyev since October 2003 Bangladesh - Acting Pres. Abdul Hamid since March 2013 Belarus - Pres. Alexander Lukashenko since July 1994 Benin - Pres. Yayi Boni since April 2006 Bolivia - Pres. Evo Morales since January 2006 Botswana - Pres. Ian Khama since April 2008 Brazil - Pres. Dilma Rousseff since January 2011 Bulgaria - Pres. Rosen Plevneliev since January 2012 Burkina Faso - Pres. Blaise Compaoré since October 1987 Burundi - Pres. Pierre Nkurunziza since August 2005 Cameroon - Pres. Paul Biya since November 1982 Cape Verde - Pres. Jorge Carlos Fonseca since September 2011 Central African Republic - Pres. Michel Djotodia since March 2013 Chad - Pres. Idriss Déby since December 1990 Chile - Pres. Sebastián Piñera since March 2010 China - Pres. Xi Jinping since November 2012 Colombia - Pres. Juan Manuel Santos since August 2010 Comoros - Pres. Ikililou Dhoinine since May 2011 Democratic Republic of the Congo - Pres. Joseph Kabila since January 2001 Republic of the Congo - Pres. Denis Sassou Nguesso since October 1997 Costa Rica - Pres. Laura Chinchilla since May 2010 Côte d'Ivoire - Pres. Alassane Ouattara since December 2010 Croatia - Pres. Ivo Josipović since February 2010 Cyprus - Pres. Nicos Anastasiades since February 2013 Czech Republic - Pres. Miloš Zeman since March 2013 Djibouti - Pres. Ismaïl Omar Guelleh since May 1999 Dominica - Pres. Eliud Williams since September 2012 Dominican Republic - Pres. Danilo Medina since August 2012 Ecuador - Pres. Rafael Correa since January 2007 Egypt - Pres. Mohamed Morsi since June 2012 Equatorial Guinea - Pres. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo since August 1979 Eritrea - Pres. Isaias Afewerki since April 1991 Estonia - Pres. Toomas Hendrik Ilves since October 2006 Ethiopia - Pres. Girma Wolde-Giorgis since October 2001 Fiji - Pres. Epeli Nailatikau since July 2009 Finland - Pres. Sauli Niinistö since March 2012 France - Pres. François Hollande since May 2012 Gabon - Pres. Ali Bongo Ondimba since October 2009 Gambia - Pres. Yahya Jammeh since July 1994 Georgia - Pres. Mikheil Saakashvili since January 2008 Germany - Pres. Joachim Gauck since March 2012 Ghana - Pres. John Dramani Mahama since July 2012 Greece - Pres. Karolos Papoulias since March 2005 Guatemala - Pres. Otto Pérez Molina since January 2012 Guinea - Pres. Alpha Condé since December 2010 Guinea-Bissau - Acting Pres. Manuel Serifo Nhamadjo since May 2012 Guyana - Pres. Donald Ramotar since December 2011 Haiti - Pres. Michel Martelly since May 2011 Honduras - Pres. Porfirio Lobo Sosa since January 2010 Hungary - Pres. János Áder since May 2012 Iceland - Pres. Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson since August 1996 India - Pres. Pranab Mukherjee since July 2012 Indonesia - Pres. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono since October 2004 Iran - Pres. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad since August 2005 Iraq - Pres. Jalal Talabani since April 2005 Ireland - Pres. Michael D. Higgins since November 2011 Israel - Pres. Shimon Peres since July 2007 Italy - Pres. Giorgio Napolitano since May 2006 Kazakhstan - Pres. Nursultan Nazarbayev since April 1990 Kenya - Pres. Uhuru Kenyatta since April 2013 Kiribati - Pres. Anote Tong since July 2003 Kosovo - Pres. Atifete Jahjaga since April 2011 Kyrgyzstan - Pres. Almazbek Atambayev since December 2011 Laos - Pres. Choummaly Sayasone since March 2006 Latvia - Pres. Andris Bērziņš since July 2011 Lebanon - Pres. Michel Suleiman since May 2008 Liberia - Pres. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf since January 2006 Lithuania - Pres. Dalia Grybauskaitė since July 2009 Macedonia - Pres. Gjorge Ivanov since May 2009 Malawi - Pres. Joyce Banda since April 2012 Maldives - Pres. Mohammed Waheed Hassan since February 2012 Mali - Acting Pres. Dioncounda Traoré since April 2012 Malta - Pres. George Abela since April 2009 Marshall Islands - Pres. Christopher Loeak since January 2012 Mauritania - Pres. Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz since August 2009 Mauritius - Pres. Kailash Purryag since July 2012 México - Pres. Enrique Peña Nieto since December 2012 Micronesia - Pres. Manny Mori since May 2007 Moldova - Pres. Nicolae Timofti since March 2012 Mongolia - Pres. Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj since June 2009 Montenegro - Pres. Filip Vujanović since May 2003 (elected in 2003, 2008 & 2013) Mozambique - Pres. Armando Guebuza since February 2005 Myanmar - Pres. Thein Sein since March 2011 Nagorno-Karabakh - Pres. Bako Sahakyan since September 2007 Namibia - Pres. Hifikepunye Pohamba since March 2005 Nauru - Pres. 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What has the author Charles Correa written?
Charles Correa has written: 'A place in the shade' 'A place in the sun' 'Charles Correa' -- subject(s): Architects, Modern Architecture
Charles Correa is famous for his contribution to which field?
architecture
When was Charles Correa born?
Charles Correa was born on 1930-09-01.
How you can get the information about Charles Correa?
You ought to google that....
Who is the famous architect of kanchanjunga apartment in Mumbai?
the kanchanjunga apartments in mumbai were designed by the famous indian architect Charles Correa
What is the birth name of Marcos Correa?
Marcos Correa's birth name is Marcos Correa Rodrguez.
What is the birth name of Vladimir Correa?
Vladimir Correa's birth name is Vladimir Correa Matos.
What is the birth name of Jaime Correa?
Jaime Correa's birth name is Jaime Albeiro Correa.
What is the birth name of Dalphie Correa?
Dalphie Correa's birth name is Dalphie Axel Correa Crespo.
What is the birth name of Daniel Correa?
Daniel Correa's birth name is Daniel Enrique Correa Flores.
What is the birth name of Rafael Correa?
Rafael Correa's birth name is Rafael Vicente Correa Delgado.
What is the birth name of Tiago Correa?
Tiago Correa's birth name is Tiago Rodrigo Correa Girrulat.
