Portal:Current events/2009 June 3

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June 3, 2009 (Wednesday)

The
suspension of Cuba. (Reuters)

Leaving Certificate Exam because of an accidental content leak. (RTÉ) (The Irish Times)

e-mail that requests Prime Minister Gordon Brown's resignation. (Sky News)

The remotely operated vehicle Nereus reaches the Challenger Deep in the Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench. (BBC)
Speaker of the House of the People. (Al Jazeera)

audio cassette. (BBC) (The Times)

President Jacob Zuma vows to create 500,000 jobs through 2009 in South Africa's State of the Nation Address. (BBC) (Forbes)
The Nigerian government recaptures 130 of 150 inmates who escaped from a prison in Enugu. (BBC)
Former
incarceration until 2013 for misconduct. (BBC)

Orange Prize for Fiction for her novel Home. (BBC)

The U.S. state of New Hampshire legalizes same-sex marriage. (Boston Globe)
The
Organization in the Islamic Maghreb executes British hostage Edwin Dwyer in the Sahara. (Sky News)

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